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Dance pavilion by a beach of Pyhäjärvi. Social dancing in the summer since 1955, similarly with many dancers also from Turku. A week of dances and dance courses in July. Ice swimming. Caravan camping with sauna on dancing weekends. The pavilion was severelly damaged by a storm in June 2026; temporary facilities have been in use, but check the current situation.
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Campsite for tents (caravans not allowed). Sauna, barbecue site, showers, toilets. Beach volley.
Nature-related exhibitions and activities.
start at the Sydänmaa bridge and paddle downstream to Pyhäjärvi (20 km; the route starts southward but turns halfway), through nice landscapes. Many bridges.
Beach, sauna, barbecuing, small scale camping, kiosk. Rowing boats for hire. Sauna for rent off season.
Unmanned visitor centre of the national park. Nice small exhibition, picnic tables, cooking shelter, dry toilet. Wheelchair accessible (assistance may be needed), including the trail to Kuhankuono by the bog Kurjenrahka. A cottage, Kurkela, can be rented for daytime use, with indoor cooking facilities, electricity and hot running water.
Wolf pit from the late 19th century, restored in the 1960s. One of the sights along the cultural history trail;