Storsjöbadet

Storsjöbadet is a combined indoor and outdoor swimming and water park in Östersund, in Jämtland, Sweden. It is operated by the municipality of Östersund. Its water attractions include the Turbo, Magic Eye, and Black Hole slides, a water chute, a diving pool, a summer pool, a current channel called Jetströmmen, and a dedicated children's area, along with a climbing wall. A large relaxation zone offers several saunas, among them light, meditation, Roman, log-cabin, and wood saunas, plus an infrared room and indoor and outdoor bubble pools.

The complex also has training and exercise pools and runs swimming instruction for ages from babies to adults, as well as school swimming and water aerobics. On site there is a gym, a café, and a shop.

The three slides measure 61, 98 and 120 metres (Turbo, Black Hole, Magic Eye); the near-vertical Vattenpisten is a separate drop slide the operator counts apart from them. The diving pool is 4 metres deep with a 1-metre springboard. The outdoor Mustaschpool lets swimmers pass through an insulating curtain into open air. The children's area (Barnlandskapet) has a waterfall, caves, slides and fountains. The summer outdoor pool, open only in school holidays, adds a 50-metre pool, its own diving pool and a play pool. Sauna temperatures range from about 63 °C to 80–85 °C, and most Aufguss ceremonies are held in the log-cabin sauna.