Kawashiro Park Camping Ground - Tamba

A free campsite along the prefectural road and mountain stream. The premises are basically flat, with toilet / cooking area. It is relatively busy during the Obon season. The parking lot is located across the river over the bridge and across the street, so camping with a solo two is a bit painful. (Although it is possible to sneak in from the back road, there is a high probability that the manager will be careful.) In addition, since it is located right next to the track, it is forced to wake up with a roaring sound at 10am at night and the first train in the morning (6am before?). However, on the other hand, it can be said that it is the place of Tetsuo and Tetsuko drooling.

I went out on a day trip as a preview of the camp. A quiet campsite by the river that creates a valley atmosphere. It would be convenient to have a cart to carry your luggage, as you will have to cross the road from the parking lot to the campsite and cross a pedestrian suspension bridge. It's a public campsite, so it's well maintained. The restroom seems to be in good condition. Children will be delighted because it is rich in nature and you can play in the river, but you should be careful when there is a lot of water. The usage fee is free, but you need to apply at least 5 days in advance, and unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. It is divided into a tent site and a barbecue site, and the use of firearms at the tent site is prohibited. I think the reason why the location is not bad but the number of users is small is that the use of fire at the tent site is prohibited. If you can't use the fire freely at the camp, the fun will be reduced, but you can experience the suspension bridge and play in the river, and you can also experience the fossil excavation and the "Tamba Ryu no Sato Park" where a large dinosaur statue stands nearby. There is also a "Genkimura Kamikuge" that you can do, so I think you can enjoy it outside of the camp. It is inconvenient not to be able to use the fire freely, but it seems that you can spend quietly in nature, so it is a campsite that I personally want to use. It's a free campsite, but if you don't use it properly, you may be forced to close it like the Onoyama campsite in Inagawa. I want to keep good manners and use it neatly.

It is a very good campsite that can be used free of charge and is well managed. It's a hidden spot that you don't want to teach people. There is no bath around, so it's minus ☆ one

It's a good campground. It is a beautiful place for each season, but when I visited last week, the cherry blossoms still remained. I am doing my best for this year's cherry blossoms. If you visit here on weekdays, there are few people, and it will be calm if you look at the river from the campsite side. It was a bedrock with clay layers so that it was understandable that fossils of dinosaurs were discovered, and the water of the river was such a cloudy manner. It is a recommended campsite where there is no trash. The access from the Sasayama side was quick and comfortable because of the tunnel. It is also recommended as a drive course.

This is the best place to come during the cherry blossom season \ (^ _ ^) / The attraction here is a suspension bridge with a length of 90m and a width of 5m. The parking lot is located opposite the entrance to the bridge. Toilets cannot be found without crossing this suspension bridge. → It is a building that can be seen on the right after crossing the suspension bridge. At the entrance of the suspension bridge on both sides, there is a fine Hiwadabuki gate. After crossing the suspension bridge, you will reach a large square. I don't camp so I took a picture of the suspension bridge and went home.

I came for a preview of the solo camp. You need to apply to the government office at least 5 days in advance, but there is also a kitchen and toilet, so you can use it free of charge. The parking lot is on the opposite bank across the suspension bridge, so it's a little difficult to carry luggage.

It was very nice that the cherry blossoms were in full bloom and the train ran ⤴️⤴️ right next to the valley.