Welcome to Kuusijärvi in Vantaa!
Kuusijärvi is a versatile and mostly accessible nature and recreation area in Eastern Vantaa. Come enjoy outdoor activities, swimming, saunas, and relaxation in a beautiful natural setting. A direct route from Kuusijärvi leads to Sipoonkorpi National Park.
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Discover Kuusijärvi’s new smoke saunas
Kuusijärvi has two new smoke saunas and a new changing room for smoke‑sauna customers! One of the smoke saunas and the changing room are accessible. Watch the video to see what the new facilities look like!
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Summer season passes will not be sold for Kuusijärvi electric saunas due to renovation
Kuusijärven päärakennuksen sähkösauna- ja pesutilan remontin vuoksi sähkösaunoihin ei myydä kesän kausikorttia kaudelle 1.5.–31.8.
Discover Kuusijärvi’s new smoke saunas
At the end of August, 2025, two new smoke saunas and a new changing room and washroom for smoke sauna customers will open in Kuusijärvi, Vantaa. One...
Building of Kuusijärvi’s new smoke saunas to begin in September – saunas and beach closed for November
Because of the construction work, the present saunas, main building, as well as Kuusijärvi’s beach area, including the docks, will be entirely closed...
The City of Vantaa extends its condolences to the relatives of the child that died in the accident in Kuusijärvi Recreation Centre Vantaa
One of the two children injured in the accident in Kuusijärvi Recreation Centre Vantaa last week has died. The City of Vantaa extends its condolences...
Hop-On Hop-Off bus to run to Sipoonkorpi National Park again this summer
This summer, Sipoonkorpi National Park will once again be easily and ecologically accessible with the Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off bus.
Metsähotelli Kuusijärvi accommodates almost 400 outdoor enthusiasts
A new Forest Hotel, called Metsähotelli, will rise in Kuusijärvi Nature and Recreation Area Vantaa, right next to Sipoonkorpi National Park. The hotel...
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.
