Oso Park Camping Ground - Tokoname

The site is great, but with loading and unloading When it's long, I have to wait in the car for more than an hour. In addition, there are many families, and balls can fly during the day. The recommended site is the BBQ site.

There are street lights, but at night It's a quiet place. You can do day camps, and I think it's a great practice place for solo camps.

There are few traffic around the area and it is quiet. It is large and shaded by trees. The site is soil and lawn. However, it is difficult for mobile phones to receive radio waves and can only be used near the toilet.

It is a site with a beautiful lawn. It's good because you can put your car close to you when you move your luggage. However, since only one car can pass, I have to hurry before another car arrives ... The reception was very polite.

There are small sites along the grassy sites and walkways. Grassy sites are busy, and sites along the aisle are quiet and have a feeling of being reserved. The place where you have to park in the aisle where one car can pass and load / unload luggage quickly is difficult.

Hang out in the neighborhood by bicycle on New Year's Day (January 2nd). Coffee time at Oso Park. There was no one. I don't know why this is, but when I realized it, it became a popular campsite. The tents are always full on Saturdays. The price is not cheap, the car cannot be stopped, there are many mosquitoes, and why did it become popular (^^;)

Used at day camp on Friday. I didn't use the bonfire and only used the tarp, so I could use it for 650 yen. Surprisingly, there were no shops around, and there was only firewood in the administration building, so I think it's good to prepare your own ingredients. Check-in was at 10 o'clock, but they accepted it about 10 minutes earlier. When you finish the reception, you will be given a flag and will return it when you return. Since it is not an auto site, you can stop at the aisle only for unloading, but since there is only one aisle and there is no space to pass, it is a one-way street, so it is better to move immediately after unloading. The car parks there because there is a private parking lot one lap ahead, but for some reason the circuit that seems to be inside the driving school is the parking lot. The free site is divided into a lawn plaza and a forest site-like place, and the lawn plaza near the parking lot was popular, so I gave up and made it the innermost forest site-like cousin. There were many solos and there were also female solos. Surrounded by trees, there are many shades and places that do not require tarps, and there are height differences, so I think it is a good site with a more private feeling. The ground is slightly sloped, and the pegs are easy to pierce, but I think they are easy to pull out with bare hands. It was a calm environment, as it was relatively far from the city, and there were many trees, so it was quiet and I could hear the birds' voices well, and I couldn't feel like I was in Tokoname. It was a little disappointing that the site was far from the parking lot, toilets and kitchen, so it was a hassle to move around. The correspondence at the time of reception was also good.

It is recommended if you want to camp solo on the Chita Peninsula. It's better to have less luggage. The open space of the free site is very open and the grass is beautiful! Advance reservations can only be made by phone or by visiting the store, and the reservation status cannot be viewed online. The clerk was a friendly person. When you bonfire, you will be given a bucket and a bonfire sheet. Check in at the administration building and then move by car. It's not an auto site, so this campsite should definitely be lightly equipped. Unloading luggage is quite special, and the rule is that once you decide on a location, you can unload it within 10 minutes. It's a one-way narrow road, so on Saturdays and Sundays, there's a car behind me and I think it's very impatient. It is the same when cleaning up. The parking lot is roughly parked in a space that looks like a bicycle practice area in the olden days. The price is less than 3000 yen for a weekday solo, tent, tarp, and a bundle of firewood. Previously more It seems that it was cheap, but it seems that the price is rising steadily. When two people come on Saturday and Sunday, it is higher than the foothills. .. .. It's not a high standard campsite, so you need to do a lot of things. However, it seems that the increase in prices due to the boom has led to the departure of fans from the beginning, and the number of customers with poor etiquette is increasing. There may be no choice but to dedicate it to solo. Weekday solo, no tarp, bring in firewood is recommended. I think you can enjoy it quietly!