SERVICES
The sauna has changing rooms and washrooms for men and women, as well as a common sauna and avanto for everyone. You can leave your clothes in the changing rooms, and you can put valuables in the lockers. The changing rooms have hair dryers for common use. The washrooms have showers and a lake water faucet, and racks for storing towels and detergents.
There are drinking water taps in Vilpola. The staff sells drinks and sausages to grill. You can also grill your own sausages in the grill, but for hygiene reasons no other food, e.g. fish or steak, etc.
We recommend wearing a headgear that protects from the heat in the sauna and from the cold in the avanto. We also recommend sauna slippers or other footwear. There is a shelf in front of the staffs booth where you can borrow slippers if you don’t have your own. Wooden peflets are available for use next to the sauna door. If you have forgotten your own towel, we can rent one – but we do not have the opportunity to store and wash large quantities of towels every day, so we recommend bringing your own towel. We do not have swimwear for rent.
LOST AND FOUND
Did you leave something at the Sauna?
Call or text the staff 050 551 7732!
We store found goods for 1 month.
Parking
Except for exceptions, customer parking takes place in the parking area above the Sauna.
Down at the Sauna, there are spaces for employees to park, as well as disabled spaces. You do not need to separately apply for a parking permit for disabled spaces if the car has a mobility impaired parking ID.
The parking tags previously placed on the car’s front window will no longer be valid on April 1. from 2024 onwards.
Directions
The Kaupinoja sauna is located on the shore of Lake Näsijärvi, below the UKK Institute, near Kaupinranta, next to the Kaupinoja Water Purification Institute.
You can get to the place on foot and by bike along both forest roads and light traffic routes.
The nearest public transport lines can be reached with line 11 (Petsamo) Koljontie stop or lines 13 (Lintuhytti), 14 (Särkänniemi) and 38 (Lentävänniemi) Ensitie stop. It is also not an impossibly long walk from the Tays stop of 1 tram.
