Neva-Lyly

This sauna has public shifts

A small barrel sauna at the hiking area, which you have to heat yourself. You can swim in the small Neva-Lyly lake. The bottom is coarse sand, so wading is easy. There is no dock. In winter there apparently is also a winter swimming hole by the shore (probably not official). In addition to bathing in the sauna, or while waiting for the sauna to heat up, it's worth walking the 1.3 km loop around the lake. It first goes through a heath forest and then along duckboards. There is a bog around the lake. It's best to put Alkkiantie into your navigator, not Neva-Lyly, because the couple of kilometers of roads leading to the sauna are unnamed, and using the place name the navigator will suggest a route of over 10 km along sand roads to a peat production area, from which you cannot reach the sauna. Next to the sauna there is also a campfire site, a lean-to shelter, a kota, a woodshed and a toilet.