Allikajärve campfire site

A private campfire site on the shore of the beautiful Lake Allikajärv, popularly also known as Lake Tantsujärv. Anglers find nice places for fishing on the lakeshore.

This small campfire site lies on the shore of Lake Allikajärv in the Nõva Nature Reserve, near Peraküla. Locals also call it Tantsujärv, the dancing lake. As the name Allikajärv suggests, it is fed by springs, but its soft muddy bottom makes it poor for swimming; anglers like it better. On the little peninsula of Tantsujärv you can find the ruins of a radio station that the Tsarist army built in 1915, during the First World War, and an old stone road runs nearby. For a swim, walk 500 m to Lake Toatsejärv or 1 km to the sea at Peraküla.