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Nice simple campfire site at Lake Rava, at the edge of an oak stand. On the opposite side of the lake one can find a sandy bathing place.
Parking
Up to 10 cars or 2 buses, distance to the campfire site 400 m
Water
Non-potable water from Lake Rava
Amenities
Fire ring with grill, table and benches, firewood shelter, dry toilet, waste bin
Hiking Options
Located on Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve hiking route.
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 4.
Sights
Rava Manor, Rava oak stand. Rava oak stand in the former manor park was placed under protection in 1936 to save the species-rich mixed oak stand from cutting. It was the first entry in the nature conservation registry of the Republic of Estonia.
Additional Information
Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct, rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy
Contact
Telephone: +372 604 7212
E-mail: info.aegviidu@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Järva County, Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Järva municipality, Järva County
Navigation instructions : When coming from Tallinn: Take the Piibe road up to Aravete. 200 m before the turn towards Tartu, the sign "Rava 5" points to the left. Drive 5 km along the secondary road to Rava village. The artificial lake and Rava campfire site are to the left of the road.
When coming from Tallinn: Take the Piibe road up to Aravete. 200 m before the turn towards Tartu, the sign "Rava 5" points to the left. Drive 5 km along the secondary road to Rava village. The artificial lake and Rava campfire site are to the left of the road.
