Our Commitment to Sustainability
At StayLapland, sustainability is more than a responsibility—it is a way of life, deeply rooted in our family’s traditions. For four generations, we have cared for the forests and lakes of Kuoksa, preserving the land for future generations. Today, three brothers continue this legacy, ensuring that visitors can experience the beauty, peace, and authenticity of Lapland with a clean conscience.
Respect for Nature
Lapland’s pristine wilderness is a treasure we are committed to protecting. We practice responsible tourism by minimizing waste, conserving energy, and sourcing sustainable and local materials for our operations. Our excursions follow ethical guidelines, ensuring that nature and wildlife are treated with respect.
A Tradition of Responsibility
The Postmaster Hotel carries on the proud tradition of delivering on promises. Just as the Rovaniemi’s Post Office once connected Lapland to the world, we now connect travelers to meaningful, sustainable experiences. From energy-efficient heating in our accommodations to eco-friendly dining and local sourcing, we uphold the values of reliability, responsibility, and care for our surroundings.
Local, Authentic, & Ethical Experiences
Sustainability extends beyond the environment—it is also about people. We partner with local suppliers, support Lapland’s cultural heritage, and ensure our reindeer and huskies receive the highest standards of care. Every activity we offer is designed to be both responsible and enriching, so you can explore Lapland with peace of mind.
A Future Worth Protecting
Sustainability is an ongoing journey. We continuously seek ways to reduce our carbon footprint while enhancing the guest experience. Whether it’s through innovative green solutions or deepening our community connections, we are committed to preserving Lapland’s magic for generations to come.
When you choose StayLapland, you are choosing a family that values tradition, trust, and sustainability. Welcome to a place where you can experience Lapland responsibly—because at StayLapland, we are family.
We’re proud to announce that Kuoksa Wilderness Park has been awarded the Biosphere Certification for 2025, recognizing our commitment to sustainable tourism and responsible practices. This international certification is based on the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and highlights our efforts to protect nature, involve our team in meaningful sustainability work, and deliver high-quality experiences to our guests.
Please note that Kuoksa Husky Park and Kuoksa Reindeer Stories are applying for their own separate sustainability certifications.
We’re proud to announce that Kuoksa Wilderness Park has been awarded the Sustainable Travel Finland (STF) certification for 2025!
This recognition showcases our commitment to responsible tourism and sustainable practices — protecting nature, involving our team in meaningful sustainability work, and offering our guests high-quality, authentic experiences in Lapland.
Please note that Kuoksa Husky Park and Kuoksa Reindeer Stories are currently applying for their own STF certifications.
Everyman’s rights in Finland
In Finland, nature belongs to everyone. Thanks to Everyman’s Right (Jokamiehenoikeus), locals and visitors alike can freely enjoy the forests, lakes, and wilderness—walking, skiing, picking berries, and experiencing the beauty of Lapland.
At StayLapland, we encourage our guests to explore responsibly: respecting wildlife, leaving no trace, and appreciating the land that sustains local traditions and communities. By following these principles, we ensure that Lapland’s pristine nature can be enjoyed for generations to come.