Hoshinosogen Camping Ground - Mikata District

Anyway, it's wide and open. Since it is a ski resort, there is a slope, so you have to think about the layout.

In winter, the open space on the slopes is used as a campsite, so you can set it up comfortably unlike a campsite partitioned by compartments, and it feels good to have a sense of distance from the adjacent camper. Even on the mountain, it is quite hot in the daytime and there are almost no trees on the campsite, so there is no shadow and a tarp is essential! At night, the temperature was quite comfortable and I spent time at Ron T. The weather was good and I could see shooting stars in the starry sky! However, since it is a slope, it is basically gently inclined, and even if you install a chair or table, it will inevitably be inclined. I slept on a cot, but while I was sleeping, it slipped off little by little ... The building where the restaurant is open during the ski season is the administration building, and the toilets in it can be used even at night. The nice point is that it is a Western-style warm water toilet seat type. For a bonfire, a bonfire stand + a bonfire mat is required. It seems that you can rent a bonfire + mat set or rent a bonfire mat alone. We also sold firewood. Since black flies and gnats are flying, insect repellent, insect repellent measures, and itching prevention are essential. Be careful of shorts + sandals style.

During the winter, it is a camp on a slope because it is called a slope, and there are tables and chairs in each area, so it is convenient to bring the equipment. I took an area with a power supply, but it's quite far from the toilet, so it's a bit tough at night? There is a resident staff member, so I was relieved even at the solo camp. There was a sign saying "Be careful of bears" on the way, but I am relieved that electricity is flowing as a protective measure. The stars in the middle of the night were so beautiful that I was surprised to hear the sounds of birds and deer nearby, astonishingly the quietness of the surroundings. It was November, so it was getting colder, so I wish I had cup noodles and hot drinks at the vending machine. I'm sorry that the vending machine was discontinued! However, it was a great service for those who forgot to have a mobile charging box or rented a place other than the power supply area. (Paid)

I used it at a solo camp. I think it's a well-managed family-friendly campsite. but, It is better to take measures against insects such as gnats. If you hang around in shorts and sandals at dawn, it will be a prey. I think that you can have a good time if you take proper measures. By the way, the mountain road to the campsite is quite rough, so drive safely!

The Ojiro Ski Resort is open as a campsite in the spring and summer. The campsite is a little difficult to understand, but if you use the campsite reservation site called YouTube or Nap, the way of life is described. It is a mountain road on the way, so you need to be careful when driving. Since the camp site is operated on a flat surface such as in front of the lodge, not on a slope, it is easy to set up a tent and you can enjoy camping without being bothered by the slope after setting up. It's a fluffy lawn, so it doesn't hurt even if you lie down after setting up the tent, but it's easy to get in, but it's easy to pull out when there is wind, so I think you need a good peg. The administration building and toilets are also clean, but the toilets on the next higher star site feel a little old, but they are in good condition. I think that the managers are very good people and people who are likely to talk about anything can use it with confidence. A swing is installed on the support of the lift near the grassland site where the administration building is located, and you can enjoy a plateau swing like Heidi. The bottleneck is that the reception starts from 13:00, but when you go to that time, you will be unexpectedly waited in the waiting vehicle. I had to wait about 40 minutes at my time. The waiting time is also waiting by car, but it is difficult to stop the car and kill time outside because the car can be stopped on a fairly steep slope. There is no supermarket or home center nearby, and there is a complex facility with Max Value, home center, and EDION about 50 minutes from the campsite, so I think it would be good to have some of them before you come. At night, if the weather is nice, you can see a beautiful starry sky. However, shooting the starry sky is more difficult because it is affected by the light pollution of Osaka and Kobe in the south.

The road to the campsite is tough, but when I arrived it was like another world. The correspondence of the staff at the campsite was also very good. There were some clouds, but I was able to try shooting the moon with an astronomical telephoto lens. Is this the site? It was spacious and comfortable enough to make me think.

I didn't go camping, but I climbed on a road bike. From the beginning of the steep climb, a gradient of 10% or more continues to the summit. Average around 15%, maximum gradient is 19.9% A beautiful meadow awaited me as a reward for climbing up. It was fun to talk with the campsite manager.

I used the ⑥ site of the star site for 2 nights. The grassland site near the reception was on a slope, but the star site is almost flat and the price is 500 yen cheaper, so this is definitely recommended. As for the star sites, ① to ⑤ are power sites and ⑥ to ⑩ are non-power sites. The toilet uses the toilet of Taniyamaso. There are two sinks in front of Taniyamaso and one next to the ⑦ site. The size of the site is quite generous. The hardness of the site is soft and the wind can pass through well, so I think a long peg is good. There are also night shifters, so you can rest assured in many ways. The road to the campsite is a mountain road, but I think there were few places where it was difficult to separate.