Kimimachizaka Camping Ground - Noshiro

Sakura ? Best ?⤴️⤴️

There are quite a few people camping! ️

The world heritage Shirakami mountain range to the north, and the magnificent flow of the Yoneshiro River to the south. The number of users will decrease, and you can enjoy it in a chartered state.

The leaves were colored, and I could see the scenery of the Yoneshiro River and Mt. Nanakura. It was refreshing.

This is dangerous. Others have written it, but it's very difficult to get up to the campsite. If you're a woman, you shouldn't climb. The campsite is creepy ... It is recommended to take a walk to climb here during the cherry blossom season. It is a good course for a walk. Cars, camping, I don't recommend, so two stars.

A campsite further up in Kimimachizaka Park on a small mountain. It's a road that only one car can pass, and you have to go up a fairly steep zigzag, and the road near the campsite runs on an out-slope if you step off without a guardrail. Perhaps because of drainage, there are steps at regular distances, which also makes it more difficult to drive. To be clear, you should stop driving to the campsite. It is safe to park in the parking lot with a toilet before going to the campsite and walk from there. Although it is a little far away, you can get a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery that you cannot see while driving, and there is also a couple rock on the way. It's difficult to transport, but it's not unpopular because it's such a place. It might be a perfect place for a quiet solo can. There is a kitchen and a toilet, but you can't expect it to be beautiful. There are so many pine trees in the camp area, so it seems that you can stay in a hammock.

It's more of an old-fashioned campsite than a campsite. It's a steep slope, and it's a narrow and rough road that you can't pass each other without using a shelter, so the two wheels are pretty tough unless you're an off-vehicle or a turnip. It's pretty tough if the four wheels aren't in the light or compact car class. The campsite is located at the top of the park, so there are walking paths, and the toilets, kitchen, and eastern house are minimally managed. (On the day I went, I was doing light work with two light trucks in the city.) There are a few places where you can set up a tent and there are no slopes. It's just a tent space for a small number of people. However, there are only a few people who come up for a walk, and few people come by car, so you can use the parking lot. However, since the bottom of the grassland is hard, there are some places where the pegs do not stick, so if it is a soft peg, it will bend or break. The water drainage is also delicate. The handling of fire is at the basic kitchen. I wonder if people who have chitin and equipment and can clean up can also bonfire. (There was a mark of direct fire in the place of gravel) Roadside station just below. There is a hot spring, so if you set up a tent, you can get off and take a meal or take a bath. Naturally, it is a mountain, so there are a lot of insects. There is no lighting. There are few visits by bears. It ’s like a hotel without a roof and walls. Even if you make a mistake, it is not suitable for those who like campsites only by name. The time signal of the town rings at 6 and 21:00, but when it gets brighter in the morning, the birds start to sing vigorously, so you won't be bothered. It is best not to use it unless you are really accustomed to the campsite. Of course, take your trash and burnt wood ashes home with you.