Inkoo Wilderness Huts
A map of 14 Wilderness Huts in Inkoo.
Stora Halsön keittokatos
This is a cooking shelter in Stora Halsö.
Gölisnäs Perssonin pikku aitta
A rental cabin in Gölisnäs in inkoo. Gölisnäs offers a rental cabin in inkoo, complete with cooking facilities, you need to bring your own sheets. Perssonin pikku aitta is for 2 people and has a refrigerator. Cottages are self-service, with no water but nearby washing-up facilities and clean toilets. Each guest cleans the cabin for the next, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests.
Gölisnäs Perssonin Torppa
Perssonin Torppa is a larger old building that can accommodate a total of 12 people. Perssonin torppa is rented out under a long-term lease, meaning it can be rented out of season according to the agreement.
Gölisnäs Keittokatos 2
Rävberget keittokatos
This is called Rävberget cooking shelter. There is firewood and an outhouse.
Sandfjärden katos 2
This is one of the two shelters by the campfire in Sandfjärden. The area is accessible.
Sandfjärden katos 1
This is one of the two shelters by the campfire in Sandfjärden. The area is accessible.
Kopparnäs Katos
Stora Halsö Hut
A open hut that also has covered glass on 3 sides. Very nice place for a campfire and away from the wind / rain. You can see the hut in the video starting at 2:00
Berguddenin Esteetön katos
Östervikin keittokatos
This is a open campfire hut in Östervik. There is firewood and an outhouse along the path.
Gölisnäs Johanin aitta
A rental cabin in Gölisnäs in inkoo
Gölisnäs Johannan maja
A rental cabin in Gölisnäs in inkoo. Johannan maja is in a quiet, beautiful location on a cliff top. There is an outdoor table and two benches on the terrace. Complete with cooking facilities. You need to bring your own sheets. Cottages are self-service, with no water but nearby washing-up facilities and clean toilets. Each guest cleans the cabin for the next, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests.
Gölisnäs Keittokatos
Wilderness Huts in Inkoo
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