The campfire site on the shore of Lake Ubajärv is a nice resting spot for fishermen and gatherers of wild berries and mushrooms. In wet weather you can find shelter from rain.
Sights
Semi-natural landscapes, forests, Lake Ubajärv.
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 5.
Amenities
The campfire site has an information board, an open fireplace, a dry toilet, 1 shelter, a wood shed, 2 benches, a 2-compartment waste bin.
Parking
Parking for 3 cars.
Additional information
The campfire site is partly located in private land, so please show respect to the landowners.
The campfire site is situated in Karula National Park. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
Contact
Telephone: +372 782 8350
E-mail: info.karula@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Võru County, Karula National Park
On the eastern shore of Lake Ubajärv, Rõuge municipality
Navigation instructions : Drive 8 km from Antsla towards Haabsaare, turn right 50 m after the Haabsaare bus stop (signs “Karula rahvuspargi külastuskeskus 7 km”, “Saru 20 km”). Drive 12 km on Haabsaare–Saru road and turn left 400 m after the Koemetsa bus stop (sign “Ubajärve”). Drive 4 km and turn right at the T-junction. Drive another 400 m, turn right at the large information board of Karula National Park, and drive to the campfire site.
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Telephone:
+372 782 8350
E-mail:
info.karula@rmk.ee
Object type:
campfire site
Location info
Location:
Võru County, Karula National Park
On the eastern shore of Lake Ubajärv, Rõuge municipality
Navigation instructions:
Drive 8 km from Antsla towards Haabsaare, turn right 50 m after the Haabsaare bus stop (signs “Karula rahvuspargi külastuskeskus 7 km”, “Saru 20 km”). Drive 12 km on Haabsaare–Saru road and turn left 400 m after the Koemetsa bus stop (sign “Ubajärve”). Drive 4 km and turn right at the T-junction. Drive another 400 m, turn right at the large information board of Karula National Park, and drive to the campfire site.
