Urjanlinna & Maasydänjärvi

Urjanlinna & Lake Maasydänjärvi offers a unique holiday experience in the heart of Northern Ostrobothnia, in Sievi, on the shores of Lake Maasydänjärvi. This idyllic destination is perfect for all travellers looking for natural tranquillity combined with a variety of activities.

The campsite offers spacious pitches for caravans, motorhomes and campers.

Guests have access to quality facilities, such as toilets and showers that are always open, a communal kitchen, and a barbecue shelter for communal dinners.

For an additional fee, you can enjoy both an electric sauna and a traditional wood-fired sauna, and laundry facilities ensure the comfort of longer holidays.

The summer restaurant Urjanlinna is the heart of the area and serves delicious food to satisfy all appetites, whether it's pizza, a snack or a hearty lunch buffet. The restaurant hosts legendary dance nights on summer weekends, attracting dance lovers from all over Finland.

For children, the campsite offers a playground, while activities for the whole family include an 18-hole frisbee golf course, a volleyball court, and the possibility to rent kayaks, SUP boats and rowing boats.

Lake Maasydänjärvi also offers a great fishing environment, with clean waters attracting both salmon and lake trout fishermen.

Urjanlinna & Maasydänjärvi is located just a short distance from the centre of Sievi, where you will find all the necessary services such as shops, restaurants, and cafés.

The natural beauty of the area makes it an ideal destination for hiking and exploring nature. Nearby hiking and trekking trails offer spectacular views and a soothing nature experience for travellers of all ages.

In summer, Lake Maasydänjärvi invites you to swim in two beautiful sandy beaches, where clean water and soft sand guarantee relaxing moments by the water.

Lake Maasydänjärvi is also known for its excellent fishing opportunities, and its waters attract fishermen all year round.

You can also enjoy rollerblading on the paved trails or experience the traditional Finnish favourite, the dance floor, with weekend dances and karaoke nights.