Susehaven

Susehaven is a small, privately owned nature reserve located in Vestfold og Telemark county, Norway. Established in 1984, the reserve encompasses approximately 25 hectares of varied terrain, including coastal forests, meadows, and a small portion of coastline. The primary aim of Susehaven is to preserve the natural habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna specific to the region.

The area is known for its rich biodiversity, particularly its birdlife. Several species of migratory and resident birds are found within Susehaven, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers. The vegetation includes a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees, with a variety of wildflowers and shrubs in the undergrowth. The coastal section provides important habitats for marine life and coastal plants.

Access to Susehaven is managed to minimize disturbance to the environment. Limited walking trails are available for visitors, encouraging quiet observation of nature. The reserve is not a public park and operates under strict conservation guidelines set by its owners. Information about the reserve's history, ecological significance, and visitor regulations is available through local authorities and the owning entity. Susehaven serves as an example of private land conservation efforts in Norway, contributing to the protection of natural heritage.