Mizunomori Park Camping Ground - Sendai

I couldn't go on a trip in Corona, so I went to a nearby campsite to feel like traveling at least nearby. The equipment I saw in the photo was beautiful, so I wondered if I could manage it even if I had hardly camped. Toilets, showers and kitchens were prepared, and it was clean and easy to use. Since the charge was cheap, I think that many people use it as a change of mood during the self-restraint period. I felt like I wasn't able to make a reservation in the fall, so it might be better to make a reservation early.

It is a good campsite for beginners and families in terms of equipment. The atmosphere is like a smaller Wakasu Park campsite. Overall, it is well-organized and clean, but the manners on the user side are immature, such as garbage and butts being thrown away on the floor of the toilet, groups going to the toilet loudly in the middle of the night, and closing the car in the middle of the night. I felt that. In fact, the degree of etiquette enlightenment seems to be low, and there are people who cooked on the large wooden table provided and carbonized the table, and the management staff will show the picture as a bad example when explaining the usage. The site is well maintained, the pegs are very easy to pierce and pull out, and there is one large table per site, which is useful as a work table. You can't put up a tent under the trees that will be shaded, so I think it's better to have a tarp, especially in the summer. You cannot stay in the car or put your car next to the tent site, but you can bring your luggage to the site without bringing a wagon because there is a free dolly rental. Firewood is also cheap, a bundle of coniferous and hardwood mixed bundles is 400 yen (as of November 2021), and pieces for burning are free. There were no shops or rentals, but there were beverage vending machines and Seventeen Ice vending machines. There is also an outdoor smoking area near the Seventeen Ice vending machine. Garbage other than swill and ash is to be taken out. Check-in is at 16:30, but in November when I went there, I needed a lantern to set up after sunset, so day camp 500 yen + tent night 500 yen + next day day camp 500 yen (to dry the tent and ground sheet) The time was 1500 yen (as of November 2021). There were Japanese style toilets for women's toilets and Japanese style and Western style for tent sites. The "Hirobiro Toilet" is Western style and has a bed that can be used for changing diapers. There is a swamp over a small hill. There was also a sign to warn the bear. Since it is a park, many people come to walk dogs, and I could see some rare dog breeds such as Bernese Mountain Dog. The night sky is beautiful because there is relatively little light on the ground. Orion can be seen well at this time.