上野沼やすらぎの里

From July 28th to 29th, I made a reservation for the power supply site ¥ 3,300- at the solo camp the day before the typhoon. Two sets of site users. Check-in is usually at 13:00, but at the time of booking, the manager Ojisan said, "No one has a reservation, so you can come around 11:00." The caretaker is a strange old man who loves to talk and has a strong Ibaraki accent. Sometimes I don't understand what I'm saying with a dialect w Just two police officers came around. It seems that many people leave their wallets and valuables in the car at the camp, and it seems that vandalism on the car in the parking lot and theft of camping equipment are rampant in the neighborhood campsite. After checking in, move the car to the front of the site. The site is small and covered with trees. Is it about 7m✕7m? There is only a big tree on the border with the adjacent site. There are no hedges that block the site, so if it gets crowded, there will be no private life. If it's a big tent, you may not be able to tarp it. When setting up tarps and tents, there are places where the pegs do not hit the roots of trees in the ground and stick. Site 28 is reasonably close to the toilet, shower room and dump. It is about 20m to the kitchen. The toilet and kitchen are clean. Since there are only 2 groups of users, there is no evaluation, but for the time being ☆ 4. -1 is close to National Highway No. 50, so it is troublesome for the country brother Chanbike to come and go. Also, empty shampoo and toothpaste containers were left in the shower room and thrown away. I'm only using two groups on the day, so it's hard to tell who threw it away ... Ojisan says it's a local inhabitant camper. There is a garbage dump, so throw it away! Also, unlike campsites in the mountains, summers are hot at night! From the evening, it started to rain in the evening, and one group went away around 21:00, and I was reserved for myself after all. In the morning, the caretaker Ojisan kindly told me to stay slowly until the tent and tarp were dry. I will come again when it gets cooler! Said to Ojisan.

The campsite was good, but children and adults can pass through the site without any problems, so please be careful from the campsite as well. The camp population has increased, but I think many people don't know the manners.

I have used it twice. I think it's a cheap and good campsite. I heard from the staff that Tsurumaki Park and Sannoyama Fureai Park in Shimotsuke City, Tochigi Prefecture were modeled after the campsite here. However, I want you to improve the fact that there are few toilets.

I used a solo camp on a motorcycle. The ground of the site is just right for peg driving. The site was very quiet, but the noise of cars running on the main road, which is 3 to 400 meters away, has been annoying. The usage fee of 2,200 yen is a great deal. The caretaker had a very hydrangea and spent a little time. However, it was cold in the morning and evening, probably because it was a basin.

In 11:00 --10:00 Out ¥ 2,200 The site is comfortable in a quiet place. You can't see the swamp from the site, but you can walk 200m. There is a parcel instead of a free site. Comfortable because one section is quite large. Firewood is 500 yen hardwood at the reception. It was well dried and had a good fire. The campsite I want to go to again.

Use the campsite Cheap for the Kanto area. It was a campsite with no taste, but the toilets and water areas are reasonably clean, and garbage can be thrown away. Some young people are making a fuss and some are lively families. Impression that there are many users with low etiquette consciousness. It's not a calm place. There seems to be little reason for camping enthusiasts to bother to choose. Cheap or close is likely to be the main reason for use.

We camped at a low price with 2 people in 1 section. It depends on the size of the tent, but it is large enough to stop a car. The hard sand makes it easy to pierce the pegs, so I think it is a recommended place for camping beginners. There are no new camp gear or tent trials or locations, but the fences and trees block the wind, so I think it's the best place to bonfire normally and have a normal camp. The site is widespread, and the vertically long site near the entrance seems to be popular, but I do not know if the site can be specified.