みどりと自然の村太陽広場

I used it at the DAY camp. A bonfire is also possible for 300 yen per person. When you make a bonfire, the administration building will lend you a control panel. The original camp space seems to be in the back, but you can camp freely in the lawn park. The tap is drinkable and is equipped with a scrubbing brush and detergent. I think it's very good. There is an auto camp space that seems to have been created recently, but the advantage is that the power is on and you do not have to move the car after loading, so it is basically a free area.

Bring your own tent and camp for 300 yen per night is cheap! You can't use a direct fire, but you can use a bonfire to bonfire, and you can borrow a protective plate next to it for free. The building and toilet are old, but they don't smell and are good enough. It's a weekday in late April, so it's good that there aren't many people! I am grateful that both in and out are at 12 o'clock and there is room for withdrawal. It's a pity that it's wide, but there is as much sledding as possible on the grass, and there aren't many flat places with no slope, and the grass doesn't dry easily, and if you step on it or sit down, it gets wet. I used it in late April, but if you spend the day at a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius, you should bring a tarp with you. At night, the temperature drops to 7 degrees Celsius, and it gets cold with just a bonfire, so you can comfortably use it even with a stove or hot water bottle below 0 degrees Celsius. We recommend that you do everything. There is no light other than one street light in the washing area, so it is better to prepare a light such as a headlight for each person. The fog was so great that the morning condensation was so great that it's better to put things you don't use at night in your tent and things you don't use the next day in your car. Originally there are detergents, sponges, and shower rooms, but they cannot be withdrawn or used due to the influence of the corona, so don't forget the detergent sponges. We also rent out striders, sleds, and kickboards for children for about 200 yen per hour. The pamphlet in the photo is available at the reception.

It is a spacious and comfortable campsite, although there are only a limited number of flat areas with many slopes. Since the road is narrow, it is necessary to give up when loading luggage.

First, it's cheap. You can go for 300 yen per person. There is an auto site, but there is a parking lot in the center of the square where you can park in Soko. There are 5 places x 2 power supplies around it and it can be used. By the way, the auto site is limited to 5 groups, so the hurdle is high. However, since the power supply is not exclusively for autosite reservations, it can be used even if the autosite reservation cannot be made. However, it is necessary to confirm with the administrator in advance. When I used it, I would lend a cord reel, so I was allowed to use the power supply as long as it was within reach. If you do not use the power supply, you can stretch it anywhere you like because there is a vast site. However, the level ground is small and it is a good deal. The neck is far away depending on where the number of toilets is small and where it is stretched. After that, all the trash will be taken home. You can use the bath because there is a hot spring about 10 minutes by car. At night, the outdoor lights are on all the time, so it is bright and difficult to see the starry sky. It's a little disappointing because some groups make noise until late at night and some people unplug the power cord, probably because it's cheap and relatively popular. I want to follow the morals and rules and use it comfortably.

Since it was only used for sleeping on weekdays during the off-season, I used the huge eaves in front of the administration building by the courtesy of the manager. I heard that there are many people on motorcycles who move while saying, "I can't wait for the customers around me to be noisy." It's in the countryside, but you can go shopping within 10km, the scenery is good, the toilet seems to be cleaned every day, and there is a covered evacuation site even if you come across garbage customers, so 300 yen is a wonderful word. Thanks to the locals.

Although I lived in Sabae, I didn't know the location here at all. Suddenly a fairly large lawn square appears in the mountains. In the area around Fukui, it seems like Shibamasa is a little smaller. The usage fee is 300 yen per person, which is a great deal. The car in the parking lot was almost "Fukui number", probably because there was a reservation restriction due to the corona. The lawn was well maintained and it was a comfortable camp. I recommend it.

It is a very cospa campsite. The site is wide and easy to set up. The scenery is also nice. There is a hut where you can barbecue even if it rains. There is also a hot spring facility near the campsite. I want to come again.

It was a very good campsite. It was my first time to use it, but the receptionist kindly told me that I was able to use it comfortably. Day camp is the same for both auto and free, 300 yen per person ? The toilet was a little far away, but it was clean and the water was nearby so I didn't have any trouble. The only difficulty is that there are few flat places. It is a campsite that I want to use again.