A private campfire site on the shore of the beautiful Lake Allikajärv, popularly also known as Lake Tantsujärv. Anglers find nice places for fishing on the lakeshore. The lake is rich in springs and its bottom is muddy, which is why it is not good for swimming. Those who want to enjoy the water may go to the nearby recreation site on the northern shore of Lake Toatsejärv (~ 500 m) or to Peraküla campsite at the seaside (~1 km).
Sights
Lake Allikajärv is also called Tantsujärv. On the Tantsujärv peninsula you can explore the ruins of a radio station built by the Czarist army in 1915 and a stone road.
Located in Nõva Nature Reserve. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee Parking outside the marked parking areas is strictly forbidden!
Contact
Telephone: +372 506 2004
E-mail: info.nova@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Lääne County, Nõva Recreation Area
Peraküla village, Lääne-Nigula municipality, Lääne County
Navigation instructions : Drive 47 km from Tallinn through Keila towards Haapsalu and turn right at the Määra road junction (sign “Nõva 29 km”). Drive through Nõva for 3.2 km towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Peraküla bus stop and drive 1.9 km to Peraküla. Drive along the stone road for 1.4 km, turn left at the recreation area map and you’ll arrive at the campfire site after 200 m.
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Telephone:
+372 506 2004
E-mail:
info.nova@rmk.ee
Object type:
campfire site
Location info
Location:
Lääne County, Nõva Recreation Area
Peraküla village, Lääne-Nigula municipality, Lääne County
Navigation instructions:
Drive 47 km from Tallinn through Keila towards Haapsalu and turn right at the Määra road junction (sign “Nõva 29 km”). Drive through Nõva for 3.2 km towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Peraküla bus stop and drive 1.9 km to Peraküla. Drive along the stone road for 1.4 km, turn left at the recreation area map and you’ll arrive at the campfire site after 200 m.
