The Rozovaya Dacha recreation centre is located in Kutuzovskoye, in Priozersk District, at kilometre 106 of the Priozersk Highway.

Culture and activities nearby

Korela Fortress (Kexholm, Käkisalmi) is situated on Detinets Island in Priozersk. It dates back to the 14th century and is considered a monument of Novgorodian defensive architecture. The focus here is therefore on fortress construction. The Museum “Na Keksgolmskom napravlenii” offers a different subject. It is located on the grounds of the Dacha country club near Petrovskoye in Priozersk District, at kilometre 69 of the Priozersk Highway, and is dedicated to events of the Soviet-Finnish War. The two places thus differ primarily in their focus: medieval defensive architecture at one, and military history at the other.

A club in Losevo is described as offering rafting programmes for interested visitors. Family rafting is intended for children aged seven and older accompanied by their parents. Classic rafting is described as suitable for beginners and unprepared guests; according to the description, no special physical fitness is required. Check current operations and availability before making plans. This allows you to consider it as a possible activity in its own right, rather than assuming without checking that it will be available during your stay.

A broader look at Leningrad Oblast

For additional nature and culture, it is worth looking at Leningrad Oblast as a wider travel destination. The Vepsian Forest Nature Park lies in the easternmost part of the oblast. It encompasses seven nature reserves with particularly strict conservation rules. The park has numerous lakes; the largest is Lake Lerinskoye, in the reserve of the same name.

Among the nature park’s special features are well-preserved old spruce and pine forests in the “Vepssky Les” and “Ashchozersky” reserves. They are important to numerous organisms that can survive only in forests undisturbed by economic activity. Wildlife also shapes the character of the park: brown bears are found there in relatively large numbers, and the wolverine, which is extremely rare in the region, has also been recorded. A sighting is therefore not guaranteed. The Veps, a small people of Russia with their own culture and traditions, have traditionally lived in the nature park.

Another regional cultural attraction is Koporye Fortress in Leningrad Oblast. It is a museum and a monument of ancient Russian stone architecture. It has survived in its present form since the 16th century, while parts of the masonry date back to the 13th century. You can visit without a guide using the multimedia guide “Koporskaya krepost 2.0”; check its availability when planning. Climbing the walls and towers is prohibited because they are in a state of disrepair.

Discover more destinations: Vyra, Zaporozhskoye, Otradnoye, Pikalyovo, Polyany, Tosno, Slavyanka, Volochayevskoye.

For the broader travel overview: Leningrad Oblast.