Jõulumäe blue and yellow courses are already open for play, and the red course will return to its summer layout starting from 15 April 2025.
Enjoy your game!

Jõulumäe blue and yellow courses are already open for play, and the red course will return to its summer layout starting from 15 April 2025.
Enjoy your game!
Due to cycling events taking place at Jõulumäe, some trails and facilities will be temporarily closed or have restricted access.
As of 9 June 2026, Riido Villup has become a new member of the Supervisory Board of Jõulumäe Recreational Sports Centre. Riido Villup has extensive management experience in both the public sector and the social care sector.
Did you know that the roots of tennis go back centuries? A game similar to modern tennis began to develop in 19th-century England, and what was once a pastime for the upper class has grown into a beloved racket sport that brings the joy of movement to players of all ages around the world.
At Jõulumäe Sports Centre, physiotherapist Gitta Kivilaan-Suursild from G&G Physiotherapy provides individual physiotherapy services as well as small-group circuit training sessions.
Summer invites you to Jõulumäe – to move, relax and spend time surrounded by nature. If you are planning to stay with us, you can also add a day at Lottemaa to your visit. When staying at Jõulumäe, you can add a visit to Lottemaa to your holiday and purchase a 1-day Lottemaa ticket through us for €28 per person.
You don’t have to come to Jõulumäe only to compete or do intense training. Here, you can simply move, enjoy the fresh air and spend time with your people. Summer is an especially good reason to come – the trails, pine forest and different activities invite you outdoors, even if you don’t consider yourself a sporty person.
On 21 May, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of Jõulumäe Sports Centre together with former and current employees, valued partners, supporters and friends. The jubilee day brought together people who, over the years, have contributed to the development of the centre and helped shape it into a beloved place where the joy of movement, nature, sport and community come together.
In autumn, Jõulumäe Sports Centre, in cooperation with Pärnumaa Sports Association, will offer school groups a free 90-minute cultural education programme titled “Movement Supports Mental Health and Young People’s Quality of Life”. The programme combines a mental health lecture with experiential and engaging physical activities in Jõulumäe’s natural and sporting environment.