Kannabekogen Camping Ground - Toyooka

There is a hot spring at the roadside station next door, so ◎ However, when it comes to walking, there is a little distance (more than 10 minutes if you walk from the site !?), so it is better to move by car ○ It was a summer Saturday, but it wasn't crowded ◎ The toilet in the field should be a little cleaner. Children and wives are a little dissatisfied. Since it was not possible to drive in a car, it was difficult to withdraw because I made many round trips in the middle of summer with a rear car. It's hot and hot! !! Sweaty!

The campsite itself is easily accessible, the facilities are comfortable to use, and the surrounding area is substantial, but the manners of the passengers are very bad! I couldn't sleep because I was watching a movie despite the silent time and I couldn't stand the loud voice! Those who are going to go should bring soundproofing goods such as earplugs!

Since it was used on Saturdays and Sundays, there were quite a lot of people, but it felt like I was far enough away. I can hear a lot of people's voices, but I think that the broadcast was played before the lights were turned off and before the lights were turned off, and it became quiet to some extent. Everyone was lit up quite brightly, and I took a walk around before turning off the lights, but it looked like a glittering city and was beautiful. The kitchen and toilet are clean and there is nothing to say.

Facilities are in place. There is a public bath nearby, and there is a convenience store in less than 5 minutes by motorcycle, so you can stay overnight without worry. I think it's a good campsite. After that, the manners of the camper will be asked Since it is for families, it is not a very favorable environment for those who seek silence, such as many groups having a loud conversation until late at night, so it may be a good idea to come on weekdays. It seems that such people are told not to come from anything ...

I went there in 2 days and 1 night! There are two campsites across the road from the parking lot, The site where the administration building is located is a pet-friendly site, and many dogs came. There was also a site with a dog run surrounded by fences in the back. We stayed at a site on the mountain side, just a short distance from the administration building (no pets allowed here). The place is free, so it felt like first come, first served. At 13:00 check-in, there was a check-in line in the administration building. If you want to get a good place, you can check in early by paying 1000 yen. We had a balloon ride experience from 6:30 in the morning of the second night. The meeting place was right in front of the site, so I could go there immediately. Half of the parking lot on the mountain side site was closed for balloons, and I raised the balloon there. It took about 5 minutes to actually go up, but it was a very valuable experience for me to help with the balloon swelling, deflating, cleaning up and touching the balloon burner! It is very valuable to be able to see the balloon up close without experiencing it! At the campsite, you can throw away the trash and go home, and there are many carts available for rent. It was a very comfortable campsite with a roadside station and hot springs about 5 minutes on foot! There is also a facility near the campsite where you can do skydiving and turf skiing, so I stopped by on my way home. The kids carried their bikes on the conveyor and slid down the slopes of the grass, but it was fun and forever! (It was 2000 yen for one child and 3000 yen for adults)

I used it in November. I used it for renting a tent / BBQ set, but the tent is upright and easy to use without any hassle. There is also a hot spring nearby that can be reached on foot. It was good that even beginners who are not accustomed to camping could use it.

I used it in the summer of 2020. It's like pulling a rear car from the parking lot and looking for a free site. There are many rear cars at the facility, but depending on the time, you may have to wait in line, so if you have a wagon, you should definitely bring it with you. The road in the free site is paved, so you can move with a rear car or wagon without any problems. The facilities are also responsive and there are a variety of shops, so you can rest assured if you forget something. As for the toilet, the reception building is clean to some extent, so I used the reception building even if my house was far away. However, it's a seasonal pattern, and it was a lot of Gurukan (and younger ones), so it's a really bitter memory. Anyway, every site is noisy at night. The last group went to bed after 4 o'clock. When I wake up in the morning, a young boy sleeping beside the sink. Leftover food overflowing in the triangular corner. The facility is too pitiful. Other than that, the lawn is beautiful and I think it's a really nice campsite.

I'm repeating. Easy access from Osaka. The campsite is a free site, You can spread your tent on a large site. We recommend that you take care of the sunlight and slopes. The hot springs that you can enter after staying overnight are the best. I think I will go again this year.