Husbybadet, Indoor water park in Husby, Sweden.

Husbybadet is an indoor swimming and adventure bath at Edvard Griegsgången 30 in Husby, western Stockholm. It has a 25-metre pool, a diving tower with 1- and 3-metre platforms, a teaching pool, a whirlpool, and both wet and dry saunas. The adventure section includes water slides and a separate pool area.

Husbybadet opened in December 1999, with the Swedish Wikipedia giving 14 April 2000 as its inauguration date. It was built as a municipal bathhouse with an adventure pool, a 25-metre pool, 1- and 3-metre diving boards, a teaching pool, a whirlpool and wet and dry saunas. It is operated by the City of Stockholm, which applies a higher fee there than at its other pools.

The facility works with local schools to offer swimming classes and water safety programs throughout the year. Visitors can observe how these programs are actively used and how important water education is to the community.

The water is heated to around 29 degrees Celsius and pool depths range from very shallow to about 1.4 meters. This allows visitors of all ages and abilities to swim and play safely.

The facility is divided into specialized zones for different age groups, with an adventure area for older children and separate spaces for toddlers' first water experiences. This thoughtful layout allows whole families to enjoy different activities together based on their ages.