Juminda campsite
Amenities.
Foot-and-mouth, a severe animal disease, is currently circulating in Europe and also poses a threat to animals in Estonia. Your help is needed to prevent animals here – sheep, cattle, goats, and other ungulates – from becoming infected. We ask that you please follow some important recommendations.
The campsite is located at the tip of the westernmost of Lahemaa’s peninsulas. It boasts a beautiful beach, a mysterious Soviet-era rocket base, the Juminda Lighthouse, and a memorial to the world’s deadliest naval battle.
Juminda, the westernmost of Lahemaa’s four peninsulas, lies between Kolga Bay and Hara Bay. The peninsula ends at Cape Juminda, home to Juminda, the oldest village on the peninsula. It is home to families whose historical fishing rights date back more than two centuries. Today, however, fishing alone does not put bread on the table, although fish is never missing from the coastal-dweller’s dining table.
Sights
Memorial to ships sunken in 1941, Juminda village, a stunning view over the Naskali bay
Hiking options
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 6.
Amenities
2 outdoor fireplaces, picnic table with shelter, firewood shelter, DC, waste bin, garbage container
Parking
Parking for 1 bus or 10 cars
Additional information
Before going on a nature walk please read the rules of conduct
Restrictions
The trail is situated in Lahemaa National Park. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
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Long-Lat WGS 84
Latitude: 59.647321
Longitude: 25.508460
L-EST 97x: 585066
L-EST 97y: 6613184