Buko Camping Ground - Chichibu District

The meat in the attached photo is from the Yaoyoshi Nagata store, and there are prepared dishes that can be used for camping. Since it is a location overlooking Mt. Buko, sake is served by Masamune Buko. I used it on Monday, but I had several groups because of its popularity. The weekend seems to be a little tough. The toilet at the campsite is washed with Japanese style water, The toilet at the entrance of the hot spring was washed with Western style water.

The hot springs are very good. Although most of the trash can be thrown away at the campsite, a lot of trash has fallen. Solo, family and young people are mixed and miscellaneous. Not suitable for those who seek quietness. The road runs just above, so sometimes noisy vehicles are annoying. Even if that happens, shed her dirty body, soaked in a hot spring, drank draft beer, and slept in a tent. I think it's okay to have such a camp.

Visited Takeko Onsen with a drop-in hot water. Right next to the hot spring parking lot, I took a peek at this campsite. Unfortunately I didn't do it during the off-season in winter, but I would like to come once. Private houses are lined up on the other side of the river, and while it is quiet with nature, it seems that you can rest assured that it is not so deep in the mountains.

I've been camping for several years as a boy scout, and I've been camping here for the first time in 10 years as a member of society. The campsite is well equipped parking Street light Passage zone lighting with bare light bulbs Japanese style flush toilet, Western style is on the hot spring side Kitchen, water crew These are free to use. Also for a fee tent blanket Mattress, pillow Chair, goza Firewood, charcoal Cooking equipment such as mess tin These can be borrowed. Borrowing and return are accepted. The hot spring reception is outside the reception hours. In addition, campsite users can use the hot springs at a discount of 100 yen. It was a proper sulfur hot spring. Inside the hot spring facility, there were shops, a light meal shop, a break space, and a game center. Well, it is a setting place, but both cars and motorcycles can get into the setting place. Since the passage is narrow, you should walk along the route before entering a large van. There is also a separate parking lot, so it is an option to park without overdoing it. Regarding the environment, it is a campsite with a long and narrow riverbank in the valley. Therefore, the soil quality is a lot of pebbles, and I think that the pegs must be made of metal. I think it would be best if there was a rug under the tent. Even though it is near the riverbank, there are many trees and it blocks the sunlight moderately. It's not dense enough to survive the rain. It depends on the weather such as the day before, but I think that the ground is often damp because the sunlight is less. At night, there are street lights and light bulbs, so it is not pitch black. It seems that it will turn off at a certain time, but it was on even around 22:00. There is a two-lane bridge diagonally above, but it feels noisy depending on the type of vehicle passing by. It's a view, but I don't think it's good. Almost nothing can be seen from the setting place. There are many trees in the starry sky at night, and the town is bright in the first place, so it is difficult to see the stars themselves. There is also a scenic point that you can get away from the riverbank. Regarding the surrounding environment, Seibu Chichibu Station, a supermarket, and a home center are within a 15-minute drive, so you can go sightseeing and shopping. No procedures such as re-entry are required. I wrote a lot, but it is not suitable for enjoying the scenery, but I think it is a perfect place to enjoy camping casually and to try out newly purchased camping equipment.

It is very convenient because it has a hot spring and a campsite. If you use the campsite, I would be happy if there is a service that gives you a discount on hot springs. There are forest sites that are located along the river and forest sites that are a little far from the river. The soil on the site is hard because the river is near. You need a strong peg. The place near the toilet was Japanese style, and the toilet at the entrance of the hot spring was style. The site on the forest side is separated by stakes and ropes. Be careful not to get caught when moving the vehicle. There is lighting at the top of the site and it is bright at night so it is easy to move, but I think that reducing the lighting a little will improve the atmosphere.

It is almost a forest site and there is also a riverside site. Since the forest site has many stones and the ground is hard, forging is better than plastic pegs. The site is only separated by ropes, so it may be noticeable when it gets crowded. The hot springs are within walking distance. The toilet is a little far away, but it's cleaner next to the hot spring than in the administration building. Firewood is sold for management. Since the road is near, you can hear the sound of cars even at night, but there are few streets.

Surprisingly a little-known campsite! ?? I used it for the first time, but each section is large and it is an auto campground that is ideal for solo camps. Use of solo camp is 3300 yen The kitchen and toilet are only near the entrance, but the site in the back can be quieter. I think it would be good to request a quiet place at the time of booking Then will you choose a relatively quiet place in the back? I will use it again It was the best to go back to the hot spring next door

This time, I decided to go camping suddenly and used this for the first time. I wonder if there is Mt. Buko, a river, or a view of nature. When I think about it, the sound is different from the sound of the river ? I can hear the sound of sewage. A private house is adjacent and the shutters are open and closed in front of you. In the kitchen, the sink was cleaned cleanly, but even if there was a place to put the washed things, it was not cleaned and there was dust! The toilets are traditional Japanese and Western style. I have a big mirror, but I don't have a counter to put things on, so I can't put my luggage to brush my teeth. The hot spring was a related facility that I could go to immediately, but I wondered if I could get a little more discount ?. What's more, it's an old hot spring resort that has been around for a long time, and the shops don't sell any nifty things. Shonbori. It is a campsite that has given up on development. It was a wasteful campsite even though there was a hot spring.