Naissaare Nature Park
Nature on the Naissaar Island has been untouched by human activity for a long time and therefore still offers joys of discovery.| Location | Harju County, Naissaar Island |
| Attractions | Shingle deposits and coastal escarpments, sand dunes, sandy beaches, terraced coast, fens, transitional mires, mosses |
| Information | RMK Viimsi Visitor Centre |
| Phone | +372 676 7842 |
| E-mail | info.viimsi@rmk.ee |
| Open Tue-Sat 10.00-18.00 other times on previous arrangement | |
| RMK Tallinn information point | |
| Phone | +372 676 7500 |
| E-mail | info.tallinn@rmk.ee |
| Open Mon-Fri 9.00-18.00 | |
| Visitor manager | RMK |
| Protected Area Manager | Environmental Board of Estonia +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee |
| Additional information | In Estonian nature, old explosive devices left from the war, still can be found. If you have found an object resembling an explosive device, leave it untouched, mark the location and immediately report the discovery to the emergency number 112. More information on the website of the Estonian Rescue Board. |
| Visiting restrictions | Planning large public events in the nature park is prohibited without the prior consent of the protected area manager. |
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Amenities:
| Campfire site | Saunakari campfire site |
| Campsite | Naissaare campsite |
| Hiking trail | Naissaare southern trail (12 km), Naissaare central trail (11 km), Naissaare northern trail (7 km) |
| Rest Stop | Hülkari rest stop |