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Abandoned Children's Camp Berezki

12.12.2012 20:49 Просмотров: 509 Печать | E-mail

The children's camp Berezki is located in Moscow region not far from Istra. It could be still one of the richest children's camp in the country, but, unfortunately, it stuck somewhere in the 1980s and has been completely abandoned for many years. Beside a dining hall, a library and some living buildings, here you can find a big concert hall and an underground bomb shelter.

All the tables and chairs are gathered in one of the rooms at camp. The dining room is full of chaus and complete destruction. There isn't anything interesting in the living buildings, except beds and toilet sinks. The huge misted windows demonstrate the level of humidity inside the camp. The roof extremely leaks. Also, you should pay attention to the condition of the parquet. It is hard to believe that once it was a place where children took rest on vacation.

Author of the article and photos: deletant

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