
Samstorps Gård is a nature reserve and safari farm located on the island of Gräddö near Norrtälje in the Stockholm archipelago, Sweden, offering visitors a genuinely wild encounter with large European wildlife. Spread across a 40-hectare enclosure of open meadows, brooks, small lakes, and dense forest, the reserve is home to European bison, red deer, fallow deer, and wild boar. Tractor-pulled safari tours bring guests up close to the freely roaming animals, and the farm participates in the conservation of the European bison, one of the continents rarest large mammals. Visitors can also enjoy locally produced sausages, honey, smoked fish, and cheese from the farm shop, and accommodation options including cabins and campervan pitches make Samstorps Gård an ideal base for exploring the northern Stockholm archipelago.