Quarry parking, paid overnight
13 Haapsalu maantee, 76102, Rummu
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A large parking area beside Rummu Karjäär, a former Soviet limestone quarry that later filled with water and became a swimming attraction. Parking before the entrance is free, but access to the quarry and beach requires an entrance ticket, while overnight camper parking costs 30 euros according to a recent report. The site is increasingly developed as a tourist attraction, with museum and prison visits also available. Swimming is possible in the clear lake.
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Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
We parked here to visit Quarry. Parking is free, but you have to buy ticket to go see quarry and beach. You can also buy ticket to visit prison (more expensive option). When you buy ticket to quarry it is possible to ride to the beach.
We only parked here for €13 for two people and a camper. Incredible how large the grounds are!Translating
Today we visited the site with the museum. Parking directly in front of the entrance, payment by card. If you want to camp there, you can call; it is not yet the season. It was a very impressive experience, a successful combination of past and present. Experience the museum and live there—why not do something different? It is definitely worth a visit.Translating
Former “lost place” that apparently is increasingly being developed into a tourist attraction. If you walk past the ticket booth at the entrance (€10 for museum & lake), you can also buy a ticket right at the museum gate for €5. Swimming is free — locals just went in for a swim. By the water, there are many food stalls. The audio guide is nice, but the numbering inside the museum is confusing.
Parking is free, only the entrance to the quarry is charged. But it is more of a tourist trap. Nobody checks anything after payment. Cars drove past the cashier even without paying.
We entered by paying €4 as seniors; the normal price is €7. This gives you the right to park inside, but only for the day. If you want to spend the night, there is a motorhome area at a higher price of €30.Translating
parking and entry to the area 7Eu/person. you can park in front of the gate but you still have to pay entrance fee per person.
Entry to swim costs €6; dogs are allowed. If you stay only for the day, you can park just before the entrance without paying for parking. The parking area before the entrance is large, so there is no problem!Translating
Dirt parking area right at the entrance to the park, with room at the back even for large motorhomes. Prices have changed: €6 for pedestrian entry and €30 for motorhomes for the day. The lake is available for swimming and the water is clear.Translating
