South Ostrobothnia Campfire Spots
A map of 18 Campfire Spots in South Ostrobothnia.
Pinniäisen pirtti
Pinniäinen Pirtti is a historical river cabin & sauna located in Lehtimäki's Western Village. Likely constructed in the 18th century and relocated in the 19th century, it served as temporary accommodation for farmers from Kirkonkylä working on fields. Today, the site serves as a historical area to come see, there is a campfire area suitable for grilling next to the cabin.
Kaihiharju
Särkinen tulentekopaikka
Mäenpäänjärven grillikatos
Nummikangas tulentekopaikka
Opiston grillikatos
Sports hall at the end of the beach.
Porttilammin tulentekopaikka
An outdoor grill very near to the parking lot on the Korpinkierros hiking trail, also on the päästäinenpolu winter biking trails.
Läskilammet natutipaikka
According to <a href="https://kunta.soini.fi/sites/default/files/2022-04/soini_hermanninpolku_kartta_20211124.pdf">oini Map, there is some sort of grill here.</a>
Lauhanvuoren tulentekopaikka, Spitaalijärvi telttapaikka
Nuotiorinki spitaalijärvi
Kyrkösvuoren nuotiopaikka
An outdoor grill near Kyrkösvuori Observation Tower in Kattilavuori nature reserve.
Tillikanrannan grillikota
Arpainen tulentekopaikka kämppä
Lauhanvuoren tulentekopaikka.
Lamminpoikasen tulentekopaikka
This outdoor grill is located on the Haarus hiking trail.
Lauhanvuoren tulentekopaikka, Kaivolammi
Salomaa tulentekopaikka
Arpainen grillipaikka
According to <a href="https://kunta.soini.fi/sites/default/files/2022-04/soini_hermanninpolku_kartta_20211124.pdf">oini Map, there is some sort of grill here.</a>
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