Satsukinoen Camping Ground - Minamiawaji

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It's free, but it's beautiful and it's a good person when I go to 4 consecutive holidays. However, because the site is large, I was able to set it up comfortably.

The location is good, but the road is closed to vehicles, so you will have to unload and walk from a point about 500 meters in front. The road is paved, so there is no problem with walking. Convenient to carry

A windy campsite. A quiet place with no wind in summer and autumn

It is a free campsite on a nature walk in the mountains. There is a toilet, toilet paper and a water tank are required. Free parking is available. Luggage is easy to carry as there are stairs or slopes to the setup site. If the wind is too strong and there is wind on flat ground, you may want to stop. I almost gave up setting up the tent lol The bonfire is windy and there is a possibility of a forest fire, so it is better to stop it. Of course, be sure to take your trash home! However, I was surprised and sad that some campers left behind used nets, garbage, and pots with the same contents inside. Although it was noted that the garbage should be taken home, the garbage in the camp was also dumped in the public trash can in front of the toilet, and the animals were ruined and the garbage was scattered. Do you think someone will get rid of it? If you want to use the campsite, I think you should be more beautiful and respect nature than when you came. If you can't get rid of the trash, you should go to a paid campsite where you pay a management fee. I felt that if this condition continued, it would be prohibited to use it as a campsite.

Great location ... The approach is tough, but it's free so I can put up with it ... more beautiful than when I came ✨

It is a free campsite. (As of 2021/03/19) It is a campsite just across the Yuduruha Dam in Minamiawaji. Admission, use and parking were basically free. There are several cars parked just beyond the dam, but I think there are more cars from promenade users and those climbing from nearby trailheads. If you arrive at the campsite early, you can park your car at a point where you can get through the car and approach the site. As for the impression that I used, it was difficult for the pegs to pierce well because the soil quality was good. (In a good way.) Besides, because it is near the dam, it is naturally in the mountains, and the nature is abundant, so the surroundings are very quiet and relaxing. As a minus point, it is quite windy because it is in the mountains. I had a hard time just setting up the tarp, and I had to run around the tent just by hanging the fly sheet. Since it is mainly cooked on a bonfire, the firepower is quite high. However, if you are planning to cook with a single burner, a windshield is essential. It was a nice miscalculation, but probably because there was a promenade, there was a solid public toilet! Basically, there are no toilets in the free campsite, and even if there are, there are many temporary things that are likely to be placed at the construction site, but there was a solid public toilet! (2nd time) (Toilet paper required) The wind was calm in the morning, but it was stormy in the daytime and evening. Other than that, the location and the feeling of being a little-known spot are excellent, so we were able to have a good camp.

It is a little far from the toilet from the neighboring Kuwagata no Mori campsite, there is no water place, it is almost a concrete ground, but recently the number of people has increased due to the introduction on the net. For that reason, bent pegs that can not be driven are thrown away and garbage is increasing. The only peg on the shore of the dam lake is easy to enter and the view is good, so I think it is the best position here. If it is a self-supporting tent, you can use it with confidence because there are relatively many choices of places. [Addition 2022.04.02] I used it for the cherry blossom viewing camp The cherry blossoms are in full bloom at the right time and it is a very wonderful location. On that day, a canoeing experience was also held on the shore of the dam lake and it was crowded. Unfortunately, the set of BBQ (BBQ stove, gridiron, blue sheet, supermarket basket, seasonings, etc.) was left unattended and remained even after the open flame! I don't know who can do this The campers around the day were all those who voluntarily picked up the surrounding garbage (up to the set of neglected BBQ) and cleaned it up. I want you to cooperate so that you can use it comfortably in the future.