Lursjön

Lursjön is a lake near Hästveda in southeastern Scania with water that stays relatively shallow throughout, reaching its deepest point at around 12 meters. The shoreline features wooded banks and a few developed recreational areas along its perimeter.

The lake is part of the South Baltic drainage system and underwent environmental assessment in 2016 under European water quality standards. This evaluation established its current ecological standing in regional water management.

The lake draws families and locals who use the two main beaches for swimming and picnicking throughout the warm months. Both spots serve as social gathering places where you can see people enjoying water activities and outdoor meals with friends and family.

The lake offers two main public beaches for swimming and recreation, with good access from local roads. Fishing is popular here, so visitors should check conditions and any local regulations before casting a line.

The lake sits within a heavily forested watershed where forests cover most of the surrounding landscape. This woodland setting creates a natural quiet zone that feels far from busy areas despite its proximity to the town.