Nature & Forests in Baltic States Camping
6 of 22Ķemeri National Park
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Latvia's third largest national park at 381.65 km2, mostly forests and mires including The Great Ķemeri Bog. Wikipedia
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DirectionsKarula National Park
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The smallest national park in Estonia, protected since 1979 and a national park since 1993. Wikipedia
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DirectionsVilsandi National Park
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A marine protected area covering part of Vilsandi island, smaller islands and western Saaremaa including the Harilaid peninsula. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLahemaa National Park
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A 747 km2 park on the Gulf of Finland, 70 kilometers east of Tallinn. Wikipedia
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DirectionsAukštaitija National Park
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Established in 1974, the oldest of Lithuania's five national parks, about 100 km north of Vilnius. Wikipedia
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DirectionsTuraida Castle
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A reconstructed medieval castle on the Gauja River, opposite Sigulda in Latvia's Vidzeme region. Wikipedia
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Coast & Beaches in Baltic States Camping
1 of 13Pärnu Beach
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A busy summer beach on Pärnu Bay with swings, surfing equipment rental and a mini golf area. Wikipedia
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Viewpoints in Baltic States Camping
6 of 19Sõrve Lighthouse
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A cylindrical concrete lighthouse on Saaremaa that replaced a wooden signal point used between 1945 and 1960. Wikipedia
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DirectionsTrakai Island Castle
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A 14th-century stone castle on an island in Lake Galvė, where Vytautas the Great died in 1430. Wikipedia
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A 19th-century residential castle, once a public school and now more like an art gallery or museum. Wikipedia
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DirectionsTallinn TV Tower
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At 313 m the tallest structure of its kind in Tallinn, with an observation deck near Pirita. Wikipedia
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DirectionsSuur Munamägi Tower
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An observation tower on top of Suur Munamägi, Estonia's highest hill, in Võru County. Wikipedia
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Mežotne Palace
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A manor house in Semigallia counted among the most outstanding examples of Neoclassical architecture in Latvia. Wikipedia
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