Koryuko Camping Ground - Yamagata

The use of Kevin and bungalows requires advance application of the city, but people in other prefectures can use it free of charge. Use of the free site is free, it is also possible without reservation. It is a very quiet place and is free from the hustle and bustle of the city. Boat rides and fishing are prohibited because there are so many bad manners. So, if you would like to play like that, I think that it would be better if you went to a different location. Although garbage is taken home basically, only garbage can be processed with compost. As it is a campground with nearly 50 years of history, it is good that you can use it for free from now without being defeated by bad manners.

I went only for a preview, but it's a quiet and nice site, and of course there are many insects because it's near the water. The parking lot for cars is outside the site, but if you decline, it seems that you can get in when loading and unloading luggage. There are two temporary toilets. The guide road on Google map is extremely narrow due to the pavement, but in fact there is a dirt road on the back side (east side, the side where you can go to Nishizao Park), and this one is wider than the dirt road. You can drive with confidence. If you use that road, it's actually a little over 10 minutes by car to Zao Onsen, so it's a bonus that you can quickly switch to a site with a one-day bathing function.

It seems that business will start around July. It seems that the local people manage it, so it seems better to check it.

A campsite by the lake (agricultural water?). About 20 minutes by car from Yamagata city area. Not only tent sites but also bungalows and kevin are free. Although it is publicly owned, it can be used free of charge by non-Yamagata citizens. That is, there are only two temporary toilets and no showers. This will be different from those who prefer high-standard campgrounds. In the photo, the tent site on the HP seems to be on the edge of the mountains, and it seems that the feet are muddy, but in reality it seems that it may be laid on the grass on the lake. I booked a tent site and suddenly rented a bungalow because it was raining, but immediately in front of me I could enjoy the scenery without getting tired at the water. However, there are no bungalows, no lighting, etc., so you need to bring everything yourself. It is an environment where you can fully enjoy the rich nature of Yamagata. Large insects, such as Oniyama, Ginyama, and large swallowtail, which are rarely seen these days, also fly in, and you can see fish swimming in the clear water in front of you. It seems that you can walk around Koryu Lake in about 20 minutes, but I gave up this time because of the bad footing due to rain. A reservation is required, but the manager is friendly and kind, and I recommend it if you can take a bath on the way home. ★About fishing At Koryu Lake, it was supposed to be impossible for anyone other than the guests to fish, but there were people who left their cars in a place where they couldn't even get in, and just went fishing. Both were Yamagata numbers, so are they locals? If that is allowed, anything is possible ?

I rented a bungalow and stayed there in late September. There were no insects, probably because the temperature was low. Unlike cottages, bedding is essential because it is a bungalow! There are only tatami mats in the bungalow, so it's pitch black if you don't bring a light. Because it was in front of the lake, I enjoyed drinking and cooking in a very nice view. It was easy to load and unload the luggage because it was said that it was okay to enter by car. I think it's difficult to get in with a big car. RAV4 was ok ?