Services of Torronsuo National Park
1.10.2020
Because of the coronavirus, safe distances should be kept even in nature, and thorough hand hygiene should be followed at huts, campfire sites and after using the toilet. Metsähallitus' policies and guidelines will be updated as the general corona guidelines become more specific. Check our website for the current situation: www.nationalparks.fi/coronavirusguidelines.
Customer Service and Guidance
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Häme Nature Centre is located about 5 km from the National Park
Services Offered by Enterprises and Organisations in the National Park
- Enterprises and organisations offering services in the national park
- They have a cooperation agreement with Metsähallitus and they follow the principles of sustainable nature tourism when operating in the national park.
Meals, Where to Buy and Prepare
Campfire Sites
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Kiljamo mire islet: A campfire site
Please note that lighting campfires is forbidden also on the campfire sites when the forest fire warning or the grass fire warning is in effect. Check the current warnings (en.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi).
Drinking Water
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There is no tap water available in the National Park.
The Café in Häme Nature Centre
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The café is open during the opening hours of the Nature Centre.
Waste Management
- There are no waste-bins in the area. Measures should be taken in advance to avoid taking unnecessary waste into the area. Biodegradable waste should be placed in a dry toilet and small amounts of clean paper and cardboard can be used as kindling in a campfire.
- Read more about Hiking without littering.
Toilets
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There is a dry toilet near the campfire site on the island of Kiljamo.
Overnight Stays
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Camping is not allowed in the National Park area.
Lodging in the Surrounding Area
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More information from Forssa region's travel guide (forssa.fi).
Services for the Disabled
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There is a 150-metres-long duckboard trail suitable for wheelchair users. It begins at the parking area of Kiljamo. At the end of the trail, on the edge of the open mire, there is a platform where you can admire and smell the domain of the Sphagnum moss and the Marsh tea.
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From the parking area, it is also possible for wheelchair users to go to the campfire site by the nature observation tower of Kiljamo, which is 300 metres away along a forest road. There is a dry toilet suitable for the disabled near the campfire place.
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Häme Nature Centre is accessible by wheelchair. There is a toilet for the disabled in the building.

Other Services in the Surrounding Area
- The nearest places to find more services are the towns of Somero (somero.fi, in Finnish) and Forssa (forssa.fi).
- Sights of the surrounding area are located in Forssa region (forssa.fi), in Somero (somero.fi, in Finnish), and along the Ox Road of Häme (fi.wikipedia.org, in Finnish), which is a historical road from the city of Turku to the town of Hämeenlinna.