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Fuji Mountain!

Appropriate waiting order in the morning I was waiting earlier, but I was pulled out Never use it again

May photo. I want to go again because I can stay overnight in the car!

I used it for the first day camp The usage fee is low and it is easy to access from my home in about 40 minutes, and I would like to use it again. The scenery is good and you can see Mt. Fuji very well.

From National Highway 139, take Prefectural Highway 706, which runs on the west bank of Lake Shoji (turn left from the direction of Lake Motosu), and after about 2 km, there is a campsite on the right shore. The cottage on the left side of the road is the reception desk for the campsite. The entrance to the campsite (lake shore) is in front of the reception (cottage), so please be careful not to use the entrance of the vehicle to the lakeside next to the canoe boathouse. Since part of the lakeside that spreads out in front of the cottage is a campsite, it seems that anglers and cameramen other than campers may come and go early in the morning. It is possible to ride a motorcycle into the campsite, but please be careful as the road to the campsite is a dirt and steep slope. We do not accept advance reservations, so if you plan to use it during the busy season, it is safer to check the availability by phone before arriving. The fee is 1600 yen for a motorcycle solo (1000 yen for elementary school students and above, 600 yen for a motorcycle). The site is a free site, the ground is sandy and the pegs are hard to pierce, so it is better to bring a hard peg. Open flames are totally prohibited. Toilets and water areas are located on the cottage grounds and are clean, but you have to go up the hill. There was one simple water place in the middle of the slope. All trash is taken home. For food procurement, there is no big supermarket nearby and there is only "Yamazaki Y Shop Shojiko" on the opposite bank of Lake Shoji. If you drive along National Route 139 for 15km (about 20 minutes) toward Fujiyoshida City, you will find "Maxvalu Fujikawaguchiko". As for the bath, there is "Fuji Yurari Hot Spring" on National Highway 139 for 15km (about 20 minutes) toward Fujiyoshida City, and adults can take a bath for 1100 yen (weekdays) and 1300 yen (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays). There are few campsites in Fuji Five Lakes where you can see Mt. Fuji and ride a motorcycle, and "Lake Shoji Camp Cottage" is reasonably priced and popular with riders, so if possible, avoid the crowded season and enjoy Mt. Fuji on a quiet lakeside. is. In addition, there are many roads around Mt. Fuji that are suitable for touring, so it may be a good idea to take a walk on a motorcycle with "Lake Shoji Camp Cottage" as the base camp.

This is a very good place. You can stay with admission fee + tent fee + car fee. Firewood is a little expensive, so it's good to bring it in. Mt. Fuji can only be seen from the tent in a limited number of places. Check-out time is 12:00. There are people who stay for consecutive nights, so it doesn't make sense to come early. People may disappear at 10:00, and people may disappear at 12:00. Please note that the reception is at 9:30 and there are restrictions on admission if there are many people. It may be better to set up the tent a little further away as anglers are wandering around the lake. The water place is from 8:00 to 21:00. Toilets are located at the reception cottage. There is a vending machine so you can buy soft drinks. PAY PAY can be used. Thank you for watching till the end.

It is a site where you can camp while looking at Mt. Fuji on the shore of the lake. (In the back) As others have written, access to the site is a steep gravel road (partially paved), so be especially careful with motorcycles. You can buy ingredients at Y shop (small supermarket that also handles vegetables and venison), Road Station Narusawa, Maxvalu (the mall also has Daiso). This time I got a venison sausage that I bought at the roadside station. There is a hot spring facility adjacent to the roadside station, but even the Yamadaya Hotel, which is about 100 meters from the camping cottage, can take a bath for 800 yen for adults. I'm happy that it's within walking distance.

I arrived at around 10 o'clock on Saturday, and the signboard was "full", but when I asked it at the wrong place, it was still okay, so I lined up the reception line for about 20 minutes and I entered safely. However, since it was the last group to enter, there is no spot where you can see Mt. Fuji, and there is no flat place already, so I decided to make it a little sloped. Even if I couldn't see Mt. Fuji from the tent, I was satisfied because I could see it immediately after walking a little. The lake is right in front of you, so the scenery is perfect. It was generally good. It's a pity that there is no shower (there was a hot spring within walking distance, but it seems to be until 16:00), and all the faucets have only cold water (I used it at the end of October, so it was quite cold and I stopped washing the dishes and took it home). is.