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The ‘Old Boat Harbour’ campfire site is on Lake Endla hiking trail. This is the site of a former boat harbour, with a platform for watching the lake. The Lake Endla bird observation tower is nearby.
Parking
Kärde road parking area for 5 cars.
Amenities
Fire ring, observation platform, 2 benches, information board and toilet
Camping
The maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 4.
Sights
Lake Endla, Kaasikjärve bog and its biota
Additional Information
Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct, rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy
Restrictions
Situated in Endla Nature Reserve. To organise a public event with more than 20 participants, organise boat trips or stay on Lake Endla and Lake Sinijärv, a permit must be obtained from protected area manager. For fishing on Lake Endla and Sinijärv the fishing card is required. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
Contact
Telephone: +372 676 7030
E-mail: info.elistvere@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Jõgeva County, Endla Nature Reserve
Kärde village, Jõgeva Municipality, Jõgeva County
Navigation instructions : Drive 60 km along Tartu–Piibe road and turn left on Kärde hill, (follow the sign "Kärde") and drive 0.8 km past Kärde Rahumaja (“Peace House”). Then turn left, drive 0.7 km until the road branches. Keep to the right and drive 2.4 km. From the information board walk 1.7 km along Lake Endla hiking trail.
Drive 60 km along Tartu–Piibe road and turn left on Kärde hill, (follow the sign "Kärde") and drive 0.8 km past Kärde Rahumaja (“Peace House”). Then turn left, drive 0.7 km until the road branches. Keep to the right and drive 2.4 km. From the information board walk 1.7 km along Lake Endla hiking trail.
