Camping in Haapsalu
Haapsalu is a slow seaside town on Estonia's west coast: a bishop's castle, wooden lace houses and warm shallow bays. Book a campsite directly from a local host and use it as a base for the islands. Pärnu is an easy drive south along the coast.
Campsites in Haapsalu
Haapsalu does slow perfectly: castle concerts in summer, warm shallow water for kids and sunsets over the promenade that Tchaikovsky once praised. Book your campsite directly with the host at a clear nightly price. The ferries to Hiiumaa leave from Rohuküla just ten minutes away.
Campers near Haapsalu
Frequently asked questions
Is Haapsalu good for families?
Yes, the bays are shallow and warm, and the castle park and promenade are easy with small kids.
How do I get to Hiiumaa island?
Ferries leave from Rohuküla harbour, ten minutes from town. In summer, book the car ferry ahead.
What happens in the castle in summer?
Concerts, the White Lady festival in August and open grounds for picnics all season.