Tickets available at the Saunakylä Café.
On-Site Facilities
- Separate changing rooms and showers for men and women
- Three warm-water washing stations
- Swimming access to Lake Päijänne
- Campfire areas and two gas grills for cooking
- Saunakylä Café offering drinks and light snacks
What to Bring
- Swimwear (required)
- Towel or bathrobe
- Bench linen (small towel or cloth to sit on)
- Sauna hat (recommended)
- Water bottle
- Footwear such as flip-flops or Crocs
- Towels and bench linen are also available for rent on-site if needed.
Sauna Etiquette
- Mixed sauna shifts: All sauna sessions are mixed-gender; swimwear is required.
- Use bench linen: Sit on a towel or bench cloth to keep benches clean.
- Quiet atmosphere: Finnish saunas are calm and relaxing spaces.
- Respect the heat: Smoke saunas can be intense; listen to your body and step out when needed.
- Ask before adding water (löyly): If others are present, check before throwing water on the stones.
- No alcohol in saunas: Please enjoy saunas sober for safety reasons.
- Mobile-free zone: No phones and cameras inside saunas to respect privacy.
- Heat in smoke saunas comes from pre-heated stoves that cannot be reheated again. Please keep doors closed to avoid cooling the sauna, so everyone can enjoy the experience.
Accesbility Notes
- One accessible toilet is available on-site.
- Unfortunately, none of the saunas are wheelchair accessible due to their historic structure.
Safety Guidelines
Please respect the signage and do not enter the sauna before it is marked ready and safe with a green circle
- Move carefully—floors and paths may be wet or uneven.
- Smoke saunas are hot; avoid touching stove surfaces.
- Stay hydrated and take breaks as needed.
- Swimming in the lake is at your own risk; no lifeguard on duty.
- Follow staff instructions at all times for your safety and comfort.
Accpted payment methods: Cash, Credit cards,MobilePay
