Tänavjärve campfire site

Lake Tänavjärv is a unique lake with sandy shores, situated in the bog and mire. The lake is rich in rare water plants and therefore a protected site. The lake is mainly fed by precipitation. The surrounds of the lake have been damaged by several forest fires.

Tänavjärve campfire site lies on the eastern shore of Lake Tänavjärv in the Läänemaa Suursoo landscape reserve, on the way from Tallinn towards Nõva. The lake has sandy shores but lies in a landscape of bogs and mires, and it is fed mainly by rain rather than streams. It is a protected site, rich in rare water plants, and it is also known as a good fishing lake. The pine forests around it bear the marks of several forest fires. With five fireplaces and plenty of shelter, the site suits a family day out.