Kazusa Auto Campground - Kimitsu

Used on 2021/11/13. I am convinced that the evaluation is high. A good location 30 minutes after getting off at Kisarazu from the Aqua Line. There are nearly 90 sites in total, and it is crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. Each site has a large area per site, so there is no feeling of cramping. It was 4400 yen for solo. Dogs are okay, toilets have washlets, clean kitchens, garbage is accepted free of charge, showers are available, vending machines (including firewood and charcoal) are available, and there is nothing to say about the equipment. Payment is cash only. However, although I was a site on the mountain side, those who have become a site on the road side may not be the same satisfaction. There are sites with various characteristics because they are wide, but I thought that some of them depended on luck. There were many family and group campers, and there were only about two pairs of solo cans like me. Maybe it's because it's lively ... I've become too accustomed to the quiet atmosphere of solo recently, so I thought it would be nice to have a lively place once in a while. I value the landscape at the camp, but there is a big difference in satisfaction depending on the site. It is a campsite that is highly recommended for those who want to enjoy camping purely without worrying about the scenery.

I've been here since January 1st of this year. The washing place has nice hot water at this time. The correct answer is to say that there is a place to come out. There is a place where you can get spring water in the campsite. You can procure delicious water on site without having to bring mineral water. Dogs are also OK.

Isn't it a top-class environment for an auto campsite within an hour from the city center (premise of using the aqua line)? It's close to Kururi station, so it's possible that you can't go by train or high-speed bus from the city center, but the car will be safe. There are also supermarkets, drug stores, 100-yen shops and convenience stores nearby. The site is a division system and there is also a power supply site. A kitchen where you can use some hot water. The toilet is clean and the Western style is equipped with a wallet. Garbage is also thrown away for free. Shower is also free. It is also open in winter. There is no need to worry about water as the spring water is flowing in the hall and you can draw it for free. The site is also rich in variations and can be specified if it is available at the time of booking. (Personally, I like 45-50 sites.) When you get off the side of the campsite, the Obitsu River flows and there are goats, so the little ones will be happy. Reservations can only be made by phone, and there is no cancellation fee for regular camps, but if you want to cancel, please contact us as soon as possible. Depending on the time of day, you may not be able to connect during a call, so in that case, wait a while and try again. There is no problem on weekdays, but it is crowded on weekends, so it is better to book early. Check-in is at 13:00, but on busy weekends there will be traffic jams waiting for reception, so it may be smoother and easier to go a little later. Check out at 11:00 and report to the reception when you return.