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Pärnu County, Soomaa National Park
Muinasküla campfire site is located on Meiekose study trail near the place where the Tõramaa river flows into the Raudna river. You can enjoy picnics, camping and fishing at the campfire site.
Sights
Restored wooded- meadow, ancient trees.
Hiking options
Campfire site is located on the Meiekose study trail.
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 5.
Amenities
Fire ring with barbecue grill, firewood shelter, dry toilet, camping area for 5 tents.
Parking
Parking for 5 cars, the campfire site is 200 m away.
Located in Soomaa National Park. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
Contact
Telephone: +372 526 1924
E-mail: info.soomaa@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Pärnu County, Soomaa National Park
Riisa village, Tori municipality, Pärnu County
Navigation instructions : Coming from the direction of Tallinn-Tori, drive along the Kõpu-Jõesuu road and at the 20th km after crossing the Raudna river (Meiekose bridge) turn left after 250 m to the Meiekose educational trail. After 800 m there is a parking pocket. During the winter, the last section is unmaintained and during high water it is under water. In dry weather, you can drive to the parking pocket. In wet weather, we ask you to leave your car at the end of the road at the beginning of the trail, so that the hiking trail remains undamaged.
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Telephone:
+372 526 1924
E-mail:
info.soomaa@rmk.ee
Object type:
campfire site
Location info
Location:
Pärnu County, Soomaa National Park
Riisa village, Tori municipality, Pärnu County
Navigation instructions:
Coming from the direction of Tallinn-Tori, drive along the Kõpu-Jõesuu road and at the 20th km after crossing the Raudna river (Meiekose bridge) turn left after 250 m to the Meiekose educational trail. After 800 m there is a parking pocket. During the winter, the last section is unmaintained and during high water it is under water. In dry weather, you can drive to the parking pocket. In wet weather, we ask you to leave your car at the end of the road at the beginning of the trail, so that the hiking trail remains undamaged.
