So here is a question for true locals...
For years I have frequented the Gölisnäs recreation area in the Inkoo archipelago, especially appreciating its primitive, secluded, uncrowded atmosphere and especially the inexpensive general sauna opportunities.
For reference: https://uuvi.fi/en/area/golisnas/
Unfortunately, Gölisnäs will not be operational this summer, as it undergoes reorganization and rennovation, and so I am interested in learning about similar locations, if any, in Southern Finland. There may be nothing equivalent, as it is quite the special gem, but I thought I might as well ask, and hope there exists something comparable.
Of particular interest are locations which have public, open sauna options with swimming, either free or for a reasonable fee, as opposed to renting a private sauna.
Access by car and tent camping are essential.
Anything within ~5 hours drive from the capital area would be of interest, though of course, closer is better.
I generally dislike commercial campgrounds and caravan parks, much preferring national parks and forest recreation areas. I would not be interested in any places which are congested/crowded, without some degree of privacy and a natural, primitive atmosphere; but I am not, in principle, opposed to paying for a campsite or ammenitites if the "feel" of the place is right.
So if anyone knows of any such options, I'd be very happy to hear about them. Thanks!
Here's one for the locals... Alternatives to Gölisnäs?
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- Anonyymi
Check this out
https://www.elisaari.fi/Thank you.
Yes. I have visited Elisaari many times and it is a nice place to camp. Unfortunately, they do not have general mens/womens sauna times, and only once did we succeed in getting a sauna reservation, as they take bookings in advance and the saunas have always been booked already.
One of the best features of Gölisnäs is that (1) there are always general mens and womens sauna times, and (2) they only take private sauna bookings the morning of the same day, so no matter how crowded you are sure to be able to have a sauna and swim every day, and also can usually get a private sauna time as well.- Anonyymi
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Thank you.
Yes. I have visited Elisaari many times and it is a nice place to camp. Unfortunately, they do not have general mens/womens sauna times, and only once did we succeed in getting a sauna reservation, as they take bookings in advance and the saunas have always been booked already.
One of the best features of Gölisnäs is that (1) there are always general mens and womens sauna times, and (2) they only take private sauna bookings the morning of the same day, so no matter how crowded you are sure to be able to have a sauna and swim every day, and also can usually get a private sauna time as well.Can I have private sauna with massage?
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