Ichikawa City Camping Ground - Ichikawa

Currently (January 2021), it is closed due to the influence of coronavirus. The water supply also seemed to be stopped. The toilet is still temporary, so it's a little inconvenient.

Campsite in Ichikawa City. An overly small campsite with a rice cooking facility and a small campfire open space. It's a convenient campsite where you can walk about 10 meters in the back woods to the parking lot of a pachinko parlor, and there are convenience stores and business supermarkets in the immediate vicinity.

To use it, you must fax the application form, but you can use it free of charge. You can also rent tents for free if you request the application form. Liquor and cigarettes are forbidden, but you can be quiet and relax. There is a business supermarket nearby, and shopping can be done on foot.

It is a campsite in a small forest. There are convenience stores and commercial supermarkets after going through the forest, so I often use it because it's very convenient, but this year, the toilets are clean and I have increased comfort! Beetles fly around at night and kids enjoy it!

Will lend you everything! And just ゚ +.:. ゜ Oh (* ゜ O ゜ *) ぉ ぉ ゜.:. ＋ ゜ If you make a reservation one week before at the Sports Department of the City Hall, you can go empty-handed (bring your own ingredients and drinks). There are no facilities to play in the forest, but camping BBQ is fun! Like picking up firewood \ (๑´ω`๑) / Soberly, the back faces a general road and is close to convenience stores and commercial supermarkets!

No cooking, no fire, isn't it municipal? Don't you want the person in charge of the government office to take advantage of this turmoil? Is there anyone who uses it under those conditions? ps seems to have been released now

There can be no campsite where you can't use a bonfire What should I do to prevent the cold in winter camps? ?? I think w

Advance application is required at least one week before use, but I feel that the facilities are fully equipped as a campsite that can be used free of charge. There is a relatively open area near the house, but the campsite is surprisingly quiet at night, with almost no outside noise. The site itself is leveled to some extent and the soil is not too hard, so even beginners can easily hit the pegs. Charcoal can also be used at the kitchen (charcoal and firewood must be brought in). Since the kamado has a net, you can put the cooking utensils on it and heat it, but since it is high from the fire, it requires some heat. It is fully equipped with water supply, toilet, and charcoal dumping area, and I am very grateful that it is free of charge even though it is so fulfilling. To apply, make a tentative reservation by phone, fill out the designated form, and apply to Ichikawa City Hall by email or fax. If there are no particular deficiencies, there will be no contact from the government office, and if you go to the site on the day as it is, you will be able to respond. One thing to keep in mind is that if you come by car, we recommend that you come from the road with the pet cemetery on the north side. If you enter from the south side (the one with the elderly housing with care or the hoten-no-yu), there is no problem with a light car, but the road width is very narrow and there is a high possibility that the sides will be rubbed by planting. The parking lot is a little far from the camp site, but if you check in advance, you can park your car near the administration building for unloading. Overall, the equipment was fairly well maintained, and the managers kindly responded to it, and I was happy to use it.