RECAMP しょうなん（手賀の丘公園内）

It's a family-friendly campsite, the park is large, and even the toilet at night was a little confusing, and some people were wondering, including me. .. It was a very good customer service with the impression that the young staff are doing their best. However, the check-out of only the line was very smooth and perfect, but the check-in took too much time per person and it was a minus. Please check in only on the line.

The customer service of the staff is wonderful, The equipment is new and hot water is available. Electronic money can also be used, which is rare for a campsite. It is also wonderful that you can see the admission process and information on LINE. It is also a high point that he was paying attention to the noisy customers after the lights were turned off. The landscape is normal, but everything else is satisfactory.

I used it with my child the other day. It was the first time for me to check in and check out with LINE, and it was easy to understand because I could check the rules. The reception was polite and the administration building was beautiful. However, at night, the toilet in the administration building will be closed and there will be only one. There are no lamps on the forest sidewalk, including where it is maintained, and you have to walk hundreds of meters from the campsite near the administration building in the darkness of jet black. It is quite difficult to walk alone in an unpaved forest, relying on a small lamp, if you walk the shortest. Perhaps it is a disadvantage of being in the woods, even adults are scared of horror games in the middle of the night. It's very important for children to go to the bathroom, and because it's far away, the location is very important in winter. It's not extremely cheap compared to other campsites, so I felt that it would be difficult for one person or a family to repeat. The child hooked his foot on a tree that was cut halfway under his feet several times. It is dangerous even for adults if they are not careful. I would like you to consider opening the toilet if possible in the administration building, and if a sidewalk lamp is installed, it will be close to Tokyo, so I would like to use it again.

It is a campsite with facilities for children such as athletics. Since it is RECAMP that is run, it is truly cutting-edge. Check-in and check-out (automatic payment) on LINE, so once you get used to it, it will be a lot easier. You can put out two garbage bags for 500 yen. There is no auto camp site yet, so I parked my car in the parking lot and then brought it in. There are several carry wagons for free rental, so If the timing is right, you can easily carry it in. (Since the number is limited and it will be a scramble during rush hour, I thought I would bring my own wagon from now on ?) Each site has a wide impression. One big tent that doubles as a tarp. One small tent for solos. Even if I put up a total of two tents, I still had plenty of room and could use it spaciously. Facilities such as toilets are old, but The equipment has been replaced with new ones, so you can use it comfortably. (The toilet has been devised to prevent insects from entering, and I am grateful for the consideration of the management side.) Because it is a campsite with many children, it is quite difficult to turn off the lights and quiet time. Exhaust the bonfire at 21:00 and turn off the lights outdoors at 22:00. The staff will come around when it's time. I'm a group who wants to bonfire until late at night, so I'm feeling a little unsatisfied. The rules are decided! I switched to and enjoyed the time in the tent ◎ Overall, it's a pretty good campsite! I definitely want to go to stay again! I've heard rumors that there is a site expansion plan, so I'm looking forward to it! By all means, I would be grateful if you could create an auto camp site! Also, I'd be happy if the area was divided into areas such as the zone with children. The area around the athletics is quite lively, so I thought it would be nice to have an adult zone.

The facilities and administration building are very clean. The decamp site faces the road where cars often pass, and the site next to it is close, so it's not like relaxing in nature, but feeling like visiting a nearby park. I think the site in the back has a more camping feel. The auto site at the back is quiet and it is nice to see Teganuma. The decamp area is not that big, and it is not far from the city, so it is convenient and has many users, so if you think of it as such, you can enjoy it.

It is a campsite in a very well-maintained forest park, less than two hours from the city center. I wanted to try a hammock night at a winter camp, and when I was looking for it, I was running a hammock campaign nearby, so I stayed there. The hammock site is clearly separated from other sites, and although it looks like a forest surrounded by tall trees, it was actually a good location with good access to the administration building and toilets. If you spend your time quietly in the shade, the sunbeams will suddenly come in and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery. In the daytime, the voices of children playing with the playset in the park and the road with moderate traffic are sandwiched between them, so it can not be completely quiet in the forest, but while listening to such background sounds, it is shaken by the hammock. On the contrary, it was good to be able to do it. The administration building was quite substantial, with a reception and shop on the 1st floor, a shower room and a used outdoor equipment store on the 2nd floor inside the building, and a shower room outside the building. Not only firewood and charcoal ignition agents, but also frozen meat and pizza are available for sale, and if you use the nearby FamilyMart, you can make reasonably fulfilling camping rice even if you come empty-handed. Also, on Saturdays and Sundays, crepes, coffee, hot dogs, etc. were sold, probably because cars were coming every day. The shower room outside the building can be used free of charge until 22:00, but women may need to hide it with a zack or cloth due to the translucent windows. It seems that the hammock site was made by the staff of the recamp, but I often thought that it was separated from the tent site. The atmosphere was outstanding and I enjoyed it very much. The rental campaign I used this time was a product called ENO, but I could lie horizontally and had a mosquito net attached externally, so it felt like a private room like an inner fly in a tent. The mosquito net itself. It was easy to stretch the tarp because it could be used instead of the ridgeline. In December when I used it, the cold wave was coming and it was about -3 °, but with the following equipment, I could sleep soundly except for the toilet even without the under quilt. • Nanga UDD 450DX (comfortable temperature 1 ° / lower limit -4 °) • muraco Tyvek SL001 • Maruka Mini Yuta A (Ace) 600ml (put at your feet) • Hakukin Cairo Standard (placed around the waist) • Flame-retardant blanket (rental, put in a sleeping bag) • Clothes include Meriunolu shirt, Uniqlo down jacket, 100% cotton field core jacket, and cotton climbing warm pants. Your body will get used to the cold to some extent, but below freezing it will still get cold from your fingertips, so you have to prepare for the cold. Putting your finger out of the glove to mess with your smartphone also causes the body temperature to drop, so I wonder if I should measure the introduction of a touch pen, or if it is near freezing point, the mobile battery can not be charged well, so I have to warm it with a warmer. It's interesting to be able to think about things like no good. I want to play with fun to the extent that I don't die.

I used it in the beginning of autumn. The site is far from the parking lot, and I have used several campsites so far, but it was a campsite that was exhausting. In addition, there was a heavy rain of guerrillas at night on the day, but the ground was soil and it became muddy, so it was difficult to withdraw and maintain the gear after that. This was also a lot of trouble until now. Also, because the toilet is near, the stink was just coming and it was the worst. The toilet was also clogged with sand and the washbasin was unavailable. Since it is in the park, people other than camp users usually come in, so there are concerns about crime prevention, and above all, it is uncomfortable. I wrote the bad points so far, but not only the bad points, there were about 5 showers, and it was clean and easy to use. There is FamilyMart just a few minutes drive away, so it's convenient to buy what you're missing in a hurry. I talked to the manager at the time of admission, and he was very kind and pleasant. Basically, if you can camp anywhere, I think it's a campsite for families, not solo. Since it is a park, there are many playsets, so small children do not have to get bored. It is a campsite that is not suitable for those who want to enjoy camping in nature.

I visited the winter camp. As soon as I arrived here, I thought that the nearest entrance from the parking lot for visitors to the administration building was closed, and I had to go around each time, which was troublesome. Reception correspondence is neither good nor bad. Rather, it was a form of checking in on LINE on the day and confirming all the explanations there. It's because it's a corona disaster, but why is it that you visit the administration building once? Garbage disposal is charged 500 yen. Book with Nap and pay by card for 6000 yen. I booked an auto site, but it wasn't parked next to me, but rather far from the parking lot. I had to carry my luggage on the loading platform and the kitchen was quite far away. The site is wide. However, since it is in the park during the day, there are also playsets, and many people come to play or take a walk for that purpose, so it is not a relaxing feeling. I'm worried about my line of sight. The night was quiet. Since it is a forest site, I think there are many insects in the summer. Since it is in the woods on the soil site, it is not dry enough, and if it rains a few days before the camp day, the ground will be loose, so the Helinox type chair will get stuck. The next time I use it, it's far from the parking lot to the site. There is a fatal demerit that I use a wood stove, so I will have a lot of luggage in the winter camp, so maybe I will refrain from using it next time. There are various points like that, so it cannot be said that the campsite is worth the price ... Is it necessary to check in and out on LINE? It was a campsite with many questions.