富士満願ビレッジファミリーキャンプ場

Hideaway campsite. Small, clean and well maintained. The bonfire cannot be used on a direct fire, but can be used on the included bonfire. We stayed at trailer house, but there was mirror and range, refrigerator and did not have any inconvenience.

The number of sites is small and you can spend your time calmly. The water area is also beautiful and has a variety of items. The caretaker is also friendly and polite.

We stayed overnight on a wood trailer. Although it was compact, children were delighted that bunk beds were fun. We also enjoyed barbecues and bonfires. Toilets and showers are shared, only next to the reception, but clean.

The lots are well maintained, and the shower can be used many times during the time, so it's good. The toilet and shower room are carefully cleaned. The only difficulty is that the entrance is difficult to understand.

It is not a large campsite. The kitchen, toilet and shower are in good condition and clean. When making a bonfire, it is not possible to use a direct fire. You can buy firewood, charcoal, ignition materials, etc. at the reception. You should buy food at a nearby supermarket. It's better to always leave one person in the morning, as crows make it difficult to ruin trash. If you are a solo can, carefully handle your garbage. There is no lighting in the campground except for the administration building, the kitchen, and the toilet.

I used it for a family trip. I stayed at a bargain price with the Yamanashi Green Zone accommodation discount plan limited to Yamanashi residents, but the facilities are clean and the location is good, and I think I was fully satisfied with the regular rates. The staff are very responsive, and my wife and children are already saying, "I like this place next time." It became a fun memory of GW. Thank you very much.

We camp with two children and one adult. The season is early April. The shower room is large and clean. In addition, detergents and sponges are always available at the washing area. It is very clean because it says that you should put the garbage in the bag provided by the campsite and throw it away. The toilet opens and closes automatically and has a washlet. Since it is inside the building, there are no insects, and I think it will be nice even in the summer. There is plenty of room for the site even if you put up a tent or tarp. The bottom is gravel, so it doesn't hurt.

The staff had taken measures against infection as much as this. In addition to both vinyl gloves, there is a statement that the sign at the time of admission is a ghostwriter and the file to be received has been disinfected, and it is thorough enough to impress. Access to the campsite is a bit confusing, but it's possible that you won't be able to reach it. The hint is to turn in the opposite direction to the golf course entrance. There is an ordinary private house in front of the campsite entrance. It is a campsite where there is no manager at night, but it was noted that some people mistakenly mistaken this private house for the manager's building and ping-pong. The location of an ordinary private house, which has nothing to do with the front of the campsite. The hall is not large. There is only one toilet and washroom, but the number of sites is small and it is not so far from any site, so don't worry. Various facilities are available and it is beautiful. A bonfire is also provided (free of charge. Firewood is charged, 770 yen for a bundle of about 2 hours. There is also coarse firewood of 440 yen, but it may be necessary to split firewood. There is a permanent firewood splitter, but it is noisy at night. It is not necessary to bring it with you because it is a system that uses (prohibited use), and it is very easy to dispose of only waste without having to wash it. Only one vending machine is soft juice. You can draw water for free and use it for drinking. There are plenty of yurts and mobile homes, accounting for nearly half. I thought it was for light campers, but it seems that tents and tarps cannot be rented, so the concept of this area is unknown. I was at the central tent site, but I had a hard time seeing it because of the distance from my neighbors. This degree is common in any campsite, but people who care about it in the center are likely to care. The ground is about a small gravel floor, but there are many places where the soil is exposed, and this was the most disappointing. Unfortunately, in a light rain camp, half of the tarp was set up on the ground. Only on my site, the car was a little far away, and I went back and forth many times on the exposed bank to the car in the light rain. On the other hand, it was an experience that I didn't have to be a carside tarp. This campsite is very nice, good or bad. Therefore, I have the impression that there were many rules. Perhaps rules were added every time a problem occurred. Frisbee and badminton that were in the word of mouth were also written as banned now. However, parents and children were usually enjoyed at the next site. I'm sure you didn't know the first item of the rule. I don't care at all, but rather I would like to come to the camp and have some freedom with my children. I brought it with me, but I have read the rules, so I refrain from doing so. If you really want to play, go to the open space with a swing (the rule is). Of course, if you are in a small campsite, you should consider it. By the way, the plaza is small with only swings, so it's not an environment where children can enjoy themselves. Instead, about half of the tent sites could be hammocked, where the kids were happy. I wrote a lot, but there is no doubt that it is a really good campsite. However, there may be places where people have different tastes. After all, if you're like me coming to a camp where you want to spend a little time in nature, away from the rules of everyday life, you'll feel a gap with the original purpose of the camp, and it's hard to say. I left the place. In reality, if it is a place called a "campsite", that is, everywhere will have the same convention, so rather than daringly binding it with rules, remember the basics of "acting that the user himself considers the surroundings", and it is the same at any campsite. Like, we all want to breathe in the pleasant air.