Purskava allika campfire site
The Oostriku River was guided into a new riverbed, when the culvert was built in 1975. So a small island was formed, on which now the ‘Artesian spring’ campfire site can be found. Several decades ago in the course of mapping works geologists discovered a water vein. At first groundwater gushed out from the pipe to the height of nearly one metre. Now the flow of artesian water has slowed down, like also in Valtri well.
Sights
Artesian well (man-made), Oostriku River, the biota of the region
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 1.
Amenities
Wrought-iron fire ring, picnic table, dry toilet, shelter, wrought-iron spout for the spring
Parking
Roadside parking (do not park vehicles at the spring).
Additional information
- No firewood provided. Who wants to make campfire, please take firewood with you.
- Take all waste with you when you leave.
- Before going on a nature walk please read the rules of conduct
Restrictions
To organise a public event with more than 20 participants, a permit must be obtained from the protected area manager (Environmental Board). Driving a motor vehicle on the roads of the reserve is permitted. For driving an off-road vehicle a permit must be obtained from the protected area manager. Recreational fishing on the Oostriku River is allowed with fishing card only. Further information is available from Environmental Board.
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Long-Lat WGS 84
Latitude: 58.865291
Longitude: 26.071927
L-EST 97x: 6526956
L-EST 97y: 619523