Service group: Sports & outdoor activities
Sports and fitness services
The city's sports and fitness services are responsible for the development and organisation of sports and fitness services and maintenance and development of sports facilities.
Sports services’ volunteer activities
Volunteers working for the sports services make it possible for people of different ages and backgrounds to engage in physical activities together in Vantaa. You can serve as a volunteer in a hiking, gym or team sports group, for example.
Other benefits
There are also other groups that can use the swimming halls and gym facilities at a reduced price. Recipients of temporary disability pension or guarantee pension and family carers are entitled to a discount at the swimming halls and gyms of Vantaa.
Swimming hall rules and regulations as of October 1, 2025
Customers are expected to follow the general swimming hall rules and regulations. In addition to the general rules, every swimming hall enforces its own guidelines.
Vantaa Adult Education Centre
Vantaa Adult Education Centre organises civic education, basic adult education, and foreign language and integration training for immigrants.
Swimming halls
Vantaa has five swimming halls, which offer local residents a great opportunity to exercise on their own. The swimming halls also organise plenty of guided activities.
Development of Kuusijärvi
Kuusijärvi will be developed into an all-year site for nature and recreational activities, on the terms of the local nature and landscapes.
Kuusijärvi nature and history
The intriguing history of Kuusijärvi is full of kings, tragic maidens and a horse rider who lost his sword. The name of Kuusijärvi (“Spruce lake”) comes from a small lake surrounded by spruce trees.
Vantaa's Kuusijärvi
Vantaa's Kuusijärvi is a diverse nature and recreational area in Kuninkaanmäki district in Eastern Vantaa. People come to Kuusijärvi to go to the sauna, swim, hike in nature and relax all year round.