Mustoja campfire site

This is the easternmost RMK campfire site in Lahemaa National Park, near the sea, in Mustoja river valley. There is a beautiful, secluded sandy beach near the campfire site, at the mouth of the river.

Mustoja is RMK's easternmost campfire site in Lahemaa National Park, set in the valley of the Mustoja River close to the sea, with a secluded sandy beach at the river mouth. The river was first recorded in 1539, when it was also known as the Vihula, Naareti or Suurjõgi, and the village of the same name at its mouth appears in records in 1583. Upstream it crosses the highest part of the North Estonian limestone plateau, about 68 m above sea level, and in the park of Vihula manor, 4.5 km away, it has cut a deep bed into the sandstone.