Heidin Mummola Farm

Welcome to Heidi's Mummola in Ylinen Alposjärvi, an authentic farmhouse accommodation in the middle of the peaceful Lapland countryside. Here you can take a breather, meet the animals and enjoy the atmosphere and tranquillity of the Mummola.

Accommodation services

Farm holidays in the peace of nature

Mummola has been offering accommodation for tourists since 2010 and also offers horseback riding on lovely Finnish horses, horse-drawn carriage rides in country style and, in winter, atmospheric sleigh rides with the sound of the carriage bell. In addition to the horses, Mummola is home to endangered Lapland cows, Finnish sheep, goats, geese and roosters, cats and dogs. The location of the farm also allows for hiking, fishing and berry picking in the surrounding area.

Heidi's Mummola offers everything you need for a peaceful, nature-oriented holiday for families with children and couples alike!

Accommodation in a traditional granny cottage

Accommodation in a spacious granny cottage is possible from a single traveller up to a group of ten (1-10 persons).

Since 1960

History of Mummola

The name of Heidi's grandmother's farm comes from the fact that it was originally founded by Heidi's father's parents, Linda and Hugo Pantsar. The farm has remained in the family throughout the years and continues to operate today with a focus on tourism and recreation under Heidi's leadership.

Accommodation since 2010

The story of Heidi

Heidi moved to the farm in 2009 and started working as an agricultural clerk, during which time the idea of having her own tourist farm was born.

"Hey! I'm Heidi, originally from the village of Songa in the rural municipality of Rovaniemi. My first profession is as a producer of tourism programme services and my second profession is as a farmer. In addition to these, I have attended many different courses (e.g. Bee course) and participated in EU projects. I have spent many summers in Alposjärvi Mummolassa with my cousins when I was little and even though I always wanted to go to Mummolassa when I got older, it was sad to leave every time. I lived in the city for 7 years, studying and working in a safari company and selling Marttiini knives.

I dreamed of having my own tourist farm and step by step I went towards it, finally in 2010 the dream came true! Especially Lapland cows and Finnish horses are close to my heart. I am fluent in English and Swedish, I speak a little German, Spanish and Italian."