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How has the Laukataguse recreational village developed?

The Laukataguse recreational village is located in Lau village, whose history dates back to 1241 when it was first mentioned as “Laucataux” in the Danish land register. The current name, Laukataguse, derives from there.

When our family business started operating in Laukataguse in 2011, there were already ponds, a smoke sauna, and some unfinished buildings on the premises.

In the process of developing the recreational village, we renovated the old buildings, constructed a sauna house, restrooms, a summer hall, a new boat dock, a terrace for the smoke sauna, and demolished deteriorated structures.

Throughout the construction and development of the buildings and facilities and the site, we paid special attention to preserving the surrounding environment. The result is a picturesque place for relaxation, nature appreciation, fishing, or picnicking for both large and small groups.

Between the two ponds stands the Kuuse summer hall in a log cabin style, capable of accommodating up to 200 people for various events. We offer catering services to groups upon prior reservation.

The construction of the Laukataguse recreational village’s log cabin-style summer hall has been supported by the Leader program.

Renovation of the Laukataguse Recreational Village Building

With this project, we aim to reconfigure the existing unfinished building at Laukataguse Recreational Village in Lau village, Kehtna parish, Raplamaa, into a “Koosolemise hoone” (Gathering Building) to provide catering services and the possibility to organize seminars for guests. Given our location in the midst of beautiful forests and fields, this will contribute to the development of tourism and the local economy in the area. At least three jobs will be created, and cooperation with other small-scale local producers will be enhanced.

Thanks to this support, it is possible to renovate the long-unfinished building and bring it in line with current energy efficiency standards.