Unnamed Road, 99870, Inari
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This large forest parking area is quiet overnight and has space for several vehicles, including heavy motorhomes. The toilets are currently closed, although rubbish bins remain available. A pleasant walk leads to the neighboring lake, but the circular route requires sturdy, good footwear. Daytime visitor traffic can be high, including small groups and aurora watchers.
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Listing data updated 46 days ago
Listing data updated 46 days ago
A quiet place at night, with very high turnover during the day, even during the week. The toilets are currently out of order. The walking route around the lake is highly recommended; sturdy, good footwear is essential.Translating
Great stop for a night. Quiet, with a nice walk down to the lake. Plenty of space, some of it level. Toilets closed.Translating
Well-located, quiet place. The access road and site are cleared even after snowfall. There is still activity in the evenings with small tour groups. Good spot for watching the Northern Lights. The toilet was closed, but rubbish could be disposed of.Translating
Just perfect in winter. We loved seeing the Northern Lights. Despite the snow and cold, it is very popular with snowshoe hikers and Northern Lights watchers. Traffic continues until late at night.Translating
Nice place in the forest , it you like waking up early in winter this is top location as snow plough will work the carpark at 5am to make sure your up and you dont waste your dayTranslating
Beautiful, large and somewhat secluded car park with a lovely view. No services.Translating
Perfect little parking area next to the antenna and close to the lake. Accessible without difficulty even with a heavy vehicle.Translating
We stayed on 17th July and the toilets were open ( though not pleasant). In fact they were emptied the next morning. We had a quiet night there.Translating
Toilets closed but apart from that a nice spot. Some people drive up at night to watch the sunset and very soft sounds from the main road, apart from that quiet.Translating
Quiet place and great for one night. Toilets and rubbish bins on site.Translating
Simple forest car park, unfortunately there is rubbish everywhere. I do not understand why visitors do not take their rubbish with them. Unfortunately, there are litterbugs everywhere.Translating
Toilets closed. But walk around the antenna area and you will have a superb view, at least towards the north!Translating
Pleasant nature spot. Peaceful night. We were four, so it was not easy to find a level place. Do not park at the start of the trail marked by a sign, as some locals come to unload their snowmobiles to go fishing at Lake Tuulisjärvi.Translating
Beautiful car park, cleared in winter. In the evening, a few groups came from Inari to admire the spectacular Northern Lights. Otherwise, a very quiet night.Translating
Wonderful quiet place and a nice walk to the lake nearby. Toilet still doesn't work Translating
Parking in the middle of the forest, with a dry-toilet cabin that does not work. If you walk to the antenna, five minutes away, you get spectacular views. There is a 1.5 km trail to a lake with excellent free facilities. The road to the parking area is a gravel road in poor condition, hence the four stars.Translating
Parking in the middle of the forest, very peaceful.Translating
Nice place to stay for night. We were all alone. Toilets in parkinglot closed?! Nevertheless everything down by the lake was great. Good spots to fish. Translating
Very quiet parking area reached via an unpaved uphill road, but quite manageable; we have a 6-metre semi-integrated motorhome. The toilet on site is temporarily closed. A 1.5 km walk leads to the small lake, where there are dry toilets, a barbecue, and a hut with a large table, stove and small kitchen. Highly recommended.Translating
We spent the night here with four other campers. We were lucky enough to see a white reindeer near the gravel road leading to the site. The night was quiet. Few mosquitoes here.Translating
Quiet, free parking area in the middle of the forest. Access via a gravel road, but possible without four-wheel drive. Toilets are closed until further notice.Translating