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Tartu County, Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Attention!
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.
A favourite spot for overnight stay for fishermen at the crossing of the Emajõgi and Koosa rivers.
Parking
The campfire site is accessible only by boat. Natural landing area.
Water
Non-potable water can be taken from the river.
Amenities
Fire ring, forest hut, table, benches, outdoor toilet.
Camping
The maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 3.
Sights
Emajõgi River, Koosa River and the local biota.
Additional Information
Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct, rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy
Firewood not provided at the site.
The Emajõgi River is navigable in its entire length.
Restrictions
This is a Natura 2000, Ramsar and IBA site. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
Contact
Telephone: +372 676 7122
E-mail: info.kiidjarve@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Tartu County, Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Peipsiääre Municipality, Tartu County
Navigation instructions : Koosa campfire site is accessible only by boat. The campfire site is situated at the crossing of the Emajõgi and Koosa rivers and is marked with a large sign “Koosa jõgi”. The campfire site is about 2 km towards Lake Peipus from the RMK Emajõgi River hiking trail. Coming by boat by the Emajõgi River, the campfire site is 34 km from Tartu.
Koosa campfire site is accessible only by boat. The campfire site is situated at the crossing of the Emajõgi and Koosa rivers and is marked with a large sign “Koosa jõgi”. The campfire site is about 2 km towards Lake Peipus from the RMK Emajõgi River hiking trail. Coming by boat by the Emajõgi River, the campfire site is 34 km from Tartu.
