精進湖キャンピングコテージ - Minamitsuru District

Cars can enter the glamping. It's a steep slope, but I'm grateful to be able to stop in front of me. You can't see Mt. Fuji from the tent, but you can see Lake Shoji! The inside of the tent was very clean and I used it during the rainy season, so I even had a dehumidifier. There are many insects depending on the season, so insect repellent is essential !! We have almost everything you need, such as plates, cutting boards, and bottle openers! I walk a little in the toilet and shower, but the toilet is fully automatic and insanely beautiful! Apparently they will lend you an ice pack too! I definitely want to use it again.

From National Highway 139, take Prefectural Highway 706, which runs on the west bank of Lake Shoji (turn left from the direction of Lake Motosu), and after about 2 km, there is a campsite on the right shore. The cottage on the left side of the road is the reception desk for the campsite. The entrance to the campsite (lake shore) is in front of the reception (cottage), so please be careful not to use the entrance of the vehicle to the lakeside next to the canoe boathouse. Since part of the lakeside that spreads out in front of the cottage is a campsite, it seems that anglers and cameramen other than campers may come and go early in the morning. It is possible to ride a motorcycle into the campsite, but please be careful as the road to the campsite is a dirt and steep slope. We do not accept advance reservations, so if you plan to use it during the busy season, it is safer to check the availability by phone before arriving. The fee is 1600 yen for a motorcycle solo (1000 yen for elementary school students and above, 600 yen for a motorcycle). The site is a free site, the ground is sandy and the pegs are hard to pierce, so it is better to bring a hard peg. Open flames are totally prohibited. Toilets and water areas are located on the cottage grounds and are clean, but you have to go up the hill. There was one simple water place in the middle of the slope. All trash is taken home. For food procurement, there is no big supermarket nearby and there is only "Yamazaki Y Shop Shojiko" on the opposite bank of Lake Shoji. If you drive along National Route 139 for 15km (about 20 minutes) toward Fujiyoshida City, you will find "Maxvalu Fujikawaguchiko". As for the bath, there is "Fuji Yurari Hot Spring" on National Highway 139 for 15km (about 20 minutes) toward Fujiyoshida City, and adults can take a bath for 1100 yen (weekdays) and 1300 yen (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays). There are few campsites in Fuji Five Lakes where you can see Mt. Fuji and ride a motorcycle, and "Lake Shoji Camp Cottage" is reasonably priced and popular with riders, so if possible, avoid the crowded season and enjoy Mt. Fuji on a quiet lakeside. is. In addition, there are many roads around Mt. Fuji that are suitable for touring, so it may be a good idea to take a walk on a motorcycle with "Lake Shoji Camp Cottage" as the base camp.

Paypay Although I can pay, I was forced to pay cash because I was charged a fee, the price was reasonable, but the way to the camp site was not prepared, and the receptionist was also high-pressure and easy to explain and it was the worst. .. Also, depending on the time of year, there are quite a few night fishing and young people, so I didn't want to use it for conversation until 4 o'clock midnight anymore.