RVパーク まほろば

It is good hot water. I was able to spend a cool time in midsummer.

Good hot water, good food, good environment, good access. The toilet is also clean (^^;

It was very nice that there was a beautiful washlet toilet on the premises of the RV park and there was a sink that could be used for washing and washing.

I didn't clean the toilet, so I cleaned it myself and used it. The washroom is also dirty and disappointing unlike word of mouth. I made a reservation, but I felt it was under-maintained.

It was spacious, clean and nice. If you rent a power supply site, it's 3000 yen Separate bath You can bathe for 500 yen if you bring the receipt of RV Park to the bath of Mahoroba I wanted to eat yakiniku in front of me, but the person in the shop said that I didn't even wear a mask, so I'm in the middle of Corona summer 2020! I gave up. The water of Mahoroba was very beautiful and comfortable But I'm irritated by a horsefly in the bath, so it's a minus 1 star

I checked with a telephone beforehand to see if a big car was OK and came with a message that it was OK. (Total length 9.7m) We were able to enter the premises without any problems, but the parking frame itself with power at RV Park was at most 5-6m in length, and if there was anyone else using it, our car was completely out. Since it happened to be just my home today, I was able to say that I could run off and used it spaciously. There were 10 power supply sites, and the voltage was stable and about 104V, so we could use it comfortably. There are toilets and tap water on the premises, but we do not use them. The price has risen, the use was 2400 yen, the power supply was 600 yen. Take your RV Park receipt to a nearby hot spring and get a discount on bathing fees. The bath is beautiful and the quality of the hot water is good. The restaurant in the hot spring was closed for business because of our late arrival, so we couldn't find dinner. Tears

It was 2400 yen per night and 600 yen for electricity usage, for a total of 3000 yen. The reception was at the Zaoen management office, which is about 50 meters from the parking lot. It was my first time to use it, so he kindly explained the parking lot and the toilet. The parking lot has almost no slope. The bottom was soil and it was raining on the day, so the drainage was poor and water accumulated in front of the entrance door, which was very unpleasant. There is one unisex washlet type toilet and one wash basin. Since it is strictly forbidden to wear shoes inside, if you have sandals or shoes at the entrance, it will be a sign that you are using it, but since there were many RV park users during the Obon festival, you often wear it with other people, so one is It was a little annoying that I felt it wasn't enough and I couldn't tell if it was in use unless I went to the front of the toilet. (Because it was raining too much) There was a charge for garbage disposal on the Car Travel website, but in reality it was helpful to be able to dispose of it for free. The bath is about 100m from the parking lot. It is an extra charge. The price seemed to be slightly different depending on the time of day. I can't enter it many times a day, but when I entered the night, I got a ticket that I could enter for free in the morning, and the next morning, I took a bath with that ticket for free. This information was not written on the car trip website, so I felt a little better. Also, I visited the adjacent yakiniku restaurant after making a reservation in advance because it was during the Obon festival, and all of them were delicious. I was a little worried because the word-of-mouth communication got so good, but the clerk who responded was very kind and the bad word-of-mouth communication seemed to be a lie. This time it was raining and the feet in front of the entrance were uncomfortable with water, but I think it would have been different if it was sunny. I felt that it would be better to go to the RV park here when it was free.