Funakoshi Family Travel Village Auto Camping Ground - Shimohei District

Kevin is relatively new so it is clean and air-conditioned. There is a gas stove in the kitchen, as well as a microwave, toaster and gas stove. Moreover, a washing machine and a dryer are also installed. The toilets are well managed and it feels good. There is Kevin in the immediate vicinity, and on the side of Kevin there is a pool for toddlers (a stream of water, but the water quality is not so cold) and athletics, which is a good place for children. There is also a beach (Uranohama beach) nearby, and I think the environment is very good.

The usage fee was reasonable, and the kitchen was fully equipped with laundry, refrigerator, microwave oven, toaster, gas stove, end use detergent, sponge, and dish cloth. Hot water came out in the coin shower. I reduced the number of stars because I thought that the site was a little narrow and the location was bad, but it was separated from the next site by planting, and I want to repeat it. I would like to use Kevin this time.

Use with group 2 ¥ 1080 There is no feeling in nature, In a large, well-maintained garden I feel tense. Microwave oven, gas stand, washing machine, Because everything is complete It is very convenient, but is that field taste? I think it is missing. Camp beginners and safely Perfect for those who want to spend. Caretaker couple is very kind, There will be no trouble at first. There is also a shower. The bike is Horizontally, garbage is separated and disposed. Let's buy groceries. There seems to be cabins We are always tense. Please inquire about it.

I rented a mobile home for the first time. The inside of the facility is fairly clean, and unlike many other campsites, the toilets are cleaned, so many people can use it with peace of mind. The center house has a gas table, microwave oven, and toaster oven for free, which is quite convenient, but the kitchen (washing area) has sponges, Genghis Khan pots, etc. that other customers may have left, which are a little. I think about it. If it is always available on the campsite side, it can be used if you can put it a little more beautifully. Others are equipped with a washroom, coin-operated laundry (charged), and hot shower (charged), so basically there is no problem. There is also a garbage dump and there is no gate curfew, so I think it is easy to use for each plan. Although it is located on the coast, it is located at the foot of the mountain, so you can see many small birds, and when we stayed, a wild deer parent and child appeared (I was surprised, but chasing after). Is it safe unless you are surprised by driving it away?) The trailer house was used by 3 adults, but in addition to 2 beds, 2 sets of futons are always available, and the living room has a table (4 chairs), a sofa, and a refrigerator. I personally felt like a cottage. Also, when I consulted with the campsite about "I want to fish in the sea nearby", he kindly told me about the bait department and points, and in the end I divided it into my personal "sprinkle bait". We were really kind and nice managers, and we used the facilities comfortably. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

Recommended for touring riders! You can stay at the auto site for 1080 yen for a motorcycle. Since it is an auto site, even those who are worried about motorcycles can stay with peace of mind. Shower, laundry, microwave oven, oven toaster, gas stove, water supply, dishwashing detergent, sponge, toilet with shower, garbage dump. The facilities and services are quite good and it is a little-known campsite. You can reach the supermarket by going north for about 10 minutes. There is also a bath next door. In particular, the silver ferry Miyako-Muroran route has entered service, so I think it will be the base for the 8 o'clock departure to Muroran! However, the scenery is not good. Be careful as crows will target you for food. The entrance from Route 45 has been closed since July 2018 (it seems to be timed), so please take a detour from about 200 meters south and go while hesitating. There is a blog that says to aim for an oyster hut, but the road from the oyster hut has disappeared. For reconstruction (this is forever), the embankment was filled up and turned into stairs, so there was no straight road from the oyster hut. So you have to turn a little from the front.

They are the caretakers, who are at home. It was still cold during the touring in April, but he lent me a blanket for free. Facilities are in place and women can use it with confidence. I can't go to Navi-dori because the area is under construction, but when I called, he came to pick me up near me! It is a very good campground for touring camps.

A small forest site (or garden site) in a satoyama. I like the quiet and calm atmosphere. The site is flat and soft, but it may be humid because it was not a grass but a lot of moss. There are a few cherry blossoms on the site, so it may be in full bloom in late April. The water supply is substantial for the scale. There are about 10 sets of sinks and countertops in the cooking area. There is also a toaster and a microwave oven, and I think the feeling of camping is convenient for touring by bike or bicycle. There are 2 sets of washing machines with dryer. Men's toilets are also more in number than the market price, with 6 urinals and 5 private rooms (2 of which are washlets). We do not use, but there is shower room, too. In addition, one day hot spring facility (Umineko Onsen hot water bath) is recommended in place of around 5 minutes by car. As supermarkets, drug stores and convenience stores are also within 5 minutes by car, there are about 2 each, so you won't have trouble shopping. In addition, the kind of marine products on the ground was richer at Michi no Eki.