Sukayu camp - Aomori

Name: Sukayu camp - Aomori
Address: 南荒川山地内 Arakawa, Aomori, 030-0111, Japan, 030-0111, Japan

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住所：	南荒川山地内 Arakawa, Aomori, 030-0111, Japan
電話：	📞 +8778
Postal code :	030-0111
Webサイト：	http://www.sukayu.jp/camp/
カテゴリ：	Campground ,

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ひ	ひろひろと on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 酸ヶ湯にキャンプ場があるなんて、知らなくて一度来てみたいと思ってました。とてもきれいに整備されてて利用して気持ちの良いキャンプ場です。平日なのに他にもけっこう利用者がいました。山にかかる雲というかモヤが独特で、他では見れない光景でした。管理人さんが若くてイケメンでした。 I didn't know that there was a campsite in Sukayu, so I wanted to come once. It is a very well maintained and comfortable campsite. Even though it was a weekday, there were quite a few other users. The clouds over the mountains, or the haze, was unique, and it was a sight that could not be seen anywhere else. The caretaker was young and handsome.
犬	犬塚ぴろすけ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 最終週末に初キャンプで宿泊しました。まさか吹雪くたは… 一応スタッドレスはいてきて良かった。キャンプ場利用すると600円で酸ヶ湯温泉を利用できます。購入しとけば、次の朝も600円。入る度に酸ヶ湯タオル貰えます?。過酷なキャンプと極楽酸ヶ湯温泉。一生忘れない事でしょう。 I stayed at the first camp on the last weekend. No way the snowstorm is ... I'm glad I came to studless tires. If you use the campsite, you can use Sukayu Onsen for 600 yen. If you buy it, it will be 600 yen the next morning. You can get a Sukayu towel every time you enter ?. Harsh camp and paradise Sukayu hot spring. You will never forget it.
D	Daidai Yan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 仕事のついでにフリーサイト1,000円で予約。かなりきれいでゴミも処分お願いできるのはホントありがたい！芝も水場も綺麗で紅葉?シーズンの為景観が素晴らしい。 10月末で冬季休業との事。絶対また来ます‼️ I made a reservation for 1,000 yen on the free site while I was working. I'm really grateful that it's pretty clean and I can ask you to dispose of the trash! The grass and water are beautiful, and the scenery is wonderful because of the autumn leaves ? season. It will be closed in winter at the end of October. I will definitely come again! ️
i	ice yama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 管理棟のトイレが綺麗で非常に使いやすい。炊事場も手入れがされています。昨今キャンプブームによりマナー悪い客がいましたが、登山者やバイカーの方の利用が多く夜は静かに過ごせます。 The toilet in the administration building is clean and very easy to use. The kitchen is also in good condition. Recently, there were some customers with bad manners due to the camp boom, but many climbers and bikers use it, so you can spend the night quietly.
N	Nathan Munn on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful campground. Bring all your supplies you are a ways out in the woods!
J	Jordy Meow (Japon Secret) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful mixed indoors onsen. The wooden structure is impressive. Impossible to forget such a place. Minus one star for the appearance of the building from outside, I first thought I got to the wrong place.
R	Raoul Hervez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This review convers n the ryokan (inn) as well as the onsen (hot spring). This is a traditional ryokan, and we found it charming and rustic. The building is several hundred years old and not super insulated, which might be a bit chilly for some people (if this is you- choose the warmer main building wing for your room). However, the onsen warms you up, and the common areas and sleeping rooms are warm and cozy. We loved the amenities in the room, including tea and snacks and robes for the onsen. The onsen itself is incredible, with wonderful mineral waters. Finally, the food was amazing. There was a bounty of dishes for dinner and breakfast, and we were very impressed by the quality.
C	Carlos Sheppard on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This campsite charges too much for what they have to offer and that is nothing! No supermarkets near, the nearest convenience store is 18 kilometers back down the mountain. Parking for bikes isn’t outlined so bikes park without allowing you to walk a clear path. The facilities are clean and they have washing machines, but lights out at 8:00pm is way too early! You can’t unload your bike near your tent and must use a small wheel barrel. The staff isn’t pleasant to work with and need more training in hospitality because their manners are rude. Stay away from this place if you want a better bike camping experience. This is one of the top 3 worst campsites in all of Japan and I’ve camped everywhere from the top of Hokkaido in Wakkanai to the bottom of Kagoshima at the southernmost part of the main island.