Hiruzen Shiogama Camping Village - Maniwa

There are glamping, permanent tents, and free sites. There is also a cold spring in Shiogama, and camping dishes using the cold spring are exceptional. As for fireworks, hand-held fireworks are OK at each site. The shower and toilet are clean and you can use it with confidence. During the season, every Saturday evening, there is also an outdoor bar (cancelled in the rain, it seems to be closed occasionally, so check in advance) and you can enjoy it!

It used to be a good lot site with AC power and pets, but now it's a site with permanent tents for glamping. It's a camp with pets, so I'm kind of sad that I can't go to such a nice campsite. * Pets are prohibited on the free site side.

Use the free site in mid-July. It shouldn't have been full, but due to the monuments and slopes, I arrived late, so I was a little troubled with the place to stretch. If you want to secure a spacious place, you should go early. The toilet was clean, but the sink in the kitchen was quickly clogged and I couldn't wash it early in the morning. I think there is also a problem with user etiquette. It was good for the kids to climb the monuments and play athletics for free. Athletic is not so big and it feels like a playset, and elementary school students can play with only children. There was a fishing pond right next to it and I enjoyed it. I couldn't help it around here, but I wore long pants and a strong mosquito coil, but after all I was bitten by a gnat. There were few other insects.

Well-equipped and ideal for family camping. All the daily necessities used in the camp are sold at the reception, so you can go empty-handed.

Use the free site. There is a big stone on the way to the site and it seems to rub the car body. The free site is full of people, and children run around their tents and feel uncomfortable. Many children get their feet caught on the ropes of their tents. Free sites are small, so I think it's better to limit the number of people.

This is the second repeater. I used to come to the camp because there was a lot site at this facility, but since the lot site was gone, I visited by glamping. The previous BBQ set was set with local jersey beef, vegetables, handmade rice balls, and bread made from jersey milk so that you could not eat it, and the local meat and vegetables were very delicious and you can enjoy Okayama prefecture. It was good, but I was disappointed to go this time. The contents of the BBQ set have changed dramatically. It's a set of USA beef and seafood, with meat and seafood all in separate pouches, frozen grilled rice balls, frozen chicken nuggets, frozen ajillo in the pouch, and more. Well, I usually eat frozen foods, and it's not so bad that I can't eat them, but I didn't want to come here and pay nearly 50,000 for four family members to eat. USA beef is so hard that even adults can't eat it, so I think it's best to bring meat with you. (However, this BBQ set comes with one set for each person.) The previous breakfast was about 1000 yen, and it was delicious in nature with a set of vegetables, bacon, soup, yogurt, fruits, and drinks on a bread sandwich using jersey milk. I had a luxurious time eating morning, but now I can't eat it either. The hospitality that I used to have is gone, and I wonder if it's worth the trouble to come from outside the prefecture. I think that there is a fish farm nearby and you can fish, there are delicious springs, and you are blessed with a good location. However, if this is the case, I wonder if the campsites and glamping facilities in Kochi and Tokushima are more fulfilling.

I used the B campsite The site has a lot of slopes as a whole, and you need to have a good sense of location selection. Cars can enter the site when loading and unloading luggage, but large stones are exposed on the road surface along the way and low-height cars cannot enter. The stones also have sharp corners, and depending on how you bring the tires, it is a trap with a definite burst. I expect improvements such as pavement and embankment in the future ? The facilities are clean, such as the shower room, but I don't feel like cleaning every day. I used it first on the day, but the day before? The contact lenses of the user were rolling. Since this is the time, I would like you to pay attention to the amenity room. Leftover food was left on the sink of the site, and it was not a well-managed situation (although there is a problem with user etiquette). Overall, considering the price, it's about 3 stars There are also athletics and I think children can enjoy it ?

Telephone correspondence and the friendliness of the receptionists are good. I used a free site. From the conclusion, I felt that it was not a place to come to camp. It feels like a glamping facility. Since I set up a tent in the back, it was quite a hassle to go to the parking lot on my way home or when I went out. The area around the entrance of the free site has been scraped by tires and the ground has been scooped out, so be careful of low-height cars. There are shops selling soft serve ice cream and drinks in the village. Small camping equipment such as gas cans are sold next to the reception. I thought it was a good idea. The roots of the trees were quite crawling in the place where I set up my tent, and the pegs were hard to pierce. At night, about 5 grasshoppers gathered on the lantern. I should have eaten it. The toilet was clean with a Western-style toilet seat with a hot water washing function. It was quite cold at night. There was a fashionable camper (laughs) woman washing her shoes in the kitchen, so I thought I'd go with a peg hammer. I want you to wash your feet from the camp rather than shoes. If you buy a trash bag and separate it, you can throw away the trash. Hot springs and supermarkets are within 10 minutes.