Located in the heart of the southern basin of Lake Konnevesi, Lapinsalo Island is a popular destination for boaters, paddlers and nature lovers exploring Southern Konnevesi National Park. Surrounded by clear waters and quiet forest, the island offers a calm and scenic retreat in the midst of the lake’s wide, open landscape.

Lapinsalo is well equipped for visitors. The site includes a half-cabin shelter (known in Finnish as a puolikota), a campfire site and a dry toilet. There are also separate piers for boats and canoes, making it easy and safe to access the island from the water. The facilities are fully accessible – the boat pier, shelter and toilet are designed for visitors of all mobility levels, making Lapinsalo one of the park’s most inclusive and visitor-friendly stops.

The half-cabin provides a cosy place to cook, rest and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, while the surrounding forest offers berries and shade on warm summer days. From the shore, visitors can admire a vast panorama of Southern Konnevesi’s waters and islands stretching toward the horizon.

Lapinsalo Island combines natural beauty, accessibility and comfort in one place. It’s a destination that invites you to slow down, listen to the wind and waves, and experience the essence of Finnish nature.