RMK Soomaa rahvuspargi külastuskeskus — Attraction in Põhja-Sakala vald

Well, the small kiosk was closed when we arrived (though it looks like a new one is being built). The only close walk was just under 2km in length, mostly boardwalk, and was a bit neglected: Missing railings, etc. But the worst part: MOSQUITOES. We were eaten alive. I made the mistake of wearing shorts, and felt like an itchy pincushion. I'm sure the wetlands were lovely, but we were in no mood to linger. None of the promo materials mentioned the need for repellant, or covering all...

The Sooma national park is a great place to visit. Aside from the simply breathtaking scenery there are numerous advantages - Easily accessible (safe pathways), stunning photo opportunities, friendly staff at the information counter and simply a lovely made display (maps everywhere, small information boards about plants etc, many parking lots and each of them...

The landscape is really beautiful but don't go there without car...visitors center just give some general information but out the small 1'8 km walk, the rest of walks are far away and not possible to reach easily. Ah! And go there in autumn...as in summer is really an moskito...