The eco-friendly Igluhuts in Nuuksio Reindeer Park, designed for two people, offer a truly unique accommodation experience for two. From your hut, you can observe the reindeer, take photos, and even feed them lichen straight through your window. Your stay also includes a guided visit to the Reindeer Park upon arrival.
The huts are built entirely from natural materials – a blend of centuries-old building traditions and modern craftsmanship. The exterior is made of spruce shingles, while the interiors feature aspen, altogether over 2,500 shingles per hut. There are two huts available, named Naava and Pihka.
Double bed with bed linen
Eco-toilet and hand-washing facilities
Separate summer shower
Mini-fridge for your own snacks
Electric kettle, French press, coffee/tea/water
A few glasses, mugs, plates and cutlery
A bucket of lichen to feed the reindeer
Outdoor terrace with grill, table, and chairs
Free parking
Please note: pets are not allowed.
Nature trails start right at your doorstep. Haltia Nature Center and its restaurant are located about 1 km away, and SwingHill Ski Resort with a summer Bike Park is only 700 m from the huts.
👉 Please note: There are no shops within the national park. We recommend checking the opening hours of Haltia’s restaurant in advance.
Evening snack basket
Breakfast basket
Romance package
Amethyst Pass EUR 25 / person – Genuine Finnish raw amethysts, hand-mined with a pickaxe in the wilderness of Lapland in an ecological way, have been brought to our Reindeer Park mining shed to be rediscovered. With the Amethyst Pass, you can dig for one raw amethyst to keep, complete with a certificate of authenticity.
Participation in the evening reindeer feeding with our reindeer herder. This experience includes preparations, feeding, supervision, and cleaning of the enclosure. The caretaker will also share insights about the reindeer's annual cycle.
Bicycle rental
👉 Book your stay easily in our SMA Shop online store: https://smashop.johku.com/en_US/elamysmajoitus
Overnight stay with the reindeer, Kathrin Deter and Kristof Minnaert.
https://youtu.be/oHQ55L0mxAM
