新栄清里キャンプ場

Each site is large with full lawn. The staff was also good. He came all the way to collect the garbage the next morning. The only disappointment is that the toilet is quite far away. Small children felt that the feeling of night was not possible by themselves.

It is very popular with children as a campsite where dragonflies can be caught on your fingers. As for the equipment, it is a little difficult if the water place and toilet are far away.

It is a beautiful campsite on the Kiyosato Plateau. I used a section of 150 square meters in A section, but it was very wide and there was a lot of surplus in the car + tent + tarp. It is a medium location where you can see Mt. Fuji with thick grass. Above all, the staff were very kind and helpful. There is a slight inclination and the direction of the sunlight, so please be careful of gnats where you can show your arms (laughs). It will be a big deal if you get stabbed before you know it.

I used Shinei Kiyosato Campground Obon for 2 nights and 3 days, but the good point was that the tent site was beautiful with abundant greenery. The pegs are easy to hit and work well, the staff are very kind and likable, the bad points ? Most of the places are sloped, so if you do not choose a place, you will feel stress when cooking and sleeping! The toilet is far away, the water is far away, and there is no shower, so you have to go to a nearby bath! Therefore, I have to leave the tent ⛺️! I think the bungalows are hard to walk on the slopes. It was a rain ☔️ camp. At the time of withdrawal If it rains, you will not be able to enter the basic car ?. So it will make you a carrier car. But! We haven't been explained! There was another person who was driving down to the side of the reception, but we have to take the car to that place because we have the car at the reception. The other camper who is underneath is not able to pass the carrier car because he is driving. As expected, the staff told me, but while I was going to pick up the next baggage, other customers stopped again and couldn't go through, which made me very angry. I would like the staff to explain properly so that this will not happen in the future! We won't go here anymore ❗️

The management was very polite and good. The toilet was also surprisingly clean with no insects. I was very happy to spend a leisurely time, and I will use it again.

It was a campsite I wanted to go to for several years, but I finally got it ? The site reserves a site for up to 2 people in A3 ? The charge of 2000 yen is cheap. Corona measures I got in the car perfectly, accepted, just got off the payment and went straight to the site. You can see Mt. Fuji in the back on a gentle climb toward the back, but you can't see the trees in the bottom. Others have written it, but the toilet is a little inconvenient, and because it is in the cottage building, it is located down the forest road from the tent site. Also, the forest road is a pitch-black road at night, so lights are essential. There was no washlet in the toilet, and the toilet seat was cold, but it was clean, so there is no problem. It was very helpful because I was given a garbage bag when I was in and came to collect everything when I withdrew. The scenery is perfect ? There is no complaint about staff correspondence ? Is it only the toilet etc.? There was no one to make noise and it was quiet. It was -3 ℃ in the morning in mid-November, so winter protection is essential ?

I stayed for 3 nights during the stepping stone holidays in late November. I woke up at 5am on the first day, so I fell asleep at 9am. It was 11:46 when I woke up noisy. You can hear loud voices from multiple directions around you. From a remote site, you can hear the sound of a car alarm and even music. I think I couldn't sleep and stayed up until about 1:30, but during that time, the site next door was always lively and I could hear the contents of the conversation. My sleeping wife is screaming "Uruse" in her sleep. It's noisy even when I'm sleeping. After all, I think I could hear the voice until about 2 o'clock. This is my first time at a campsite like this. Even if it is not a campsite, if you make a noise until 2 o'clock, it is a 110th call. The pamphlet given by the campsite states that there are many noise problems in group camps. On the 2nd and 3rd nights, it became quieter with 1 to 3 groups. The site is sloped all over, and it seems that some cars will get stuck on rainy days. Therefore, admission on rainy days is prohibited. I was wondering if there was a rear car, but I couldn't find it, and there was a person who was pulling a cart like Coleman. Does that mean you can carry your luggage? Fortunately, it was sunny on the first and second days, but it was forecast to rain on the third day. When I went out, I couldn't come back and it hindered the withdrawal the next morning, so on the third day I went to a nearby hot spring or a Kamameshi restaurant on foot. That said, we also climb mountains, so it's subtle whether ordinary people can do the same. Then, when I called the taxi company in the evening, I was told that there was no car. I think it's better to think that you can't move on a rainy day. So, despite the site looking good, it was strange that it was vacant just before the holidays, but I was convinced that it was a campsite with problems on a noisy and rainy day. The site is slanted as a whole, and some sites are quite steep, but overall it is relatively flat. If you are trained in MUJI or Marunuma Kogen, you can say that it is a flat land. Toilets and water areas are mainly located in the bungalow area. Between the campsite and the gymnasium, there is a small water area and a toilet that seems to be open only the day before the holidays. There is an ups and downs between the campsite and the bungalow area due to the river flowing and denting. The toilets in the bungalow area are pretty clean. There is no washlet. There are many Japanese styles. The water area in the bungalow area has only one drainage outlet, and dirty water flows from above to the washing area near the drainage outlet on the valley side. It is recommended to use the washing place on the mountain side. The gymnasium toilet is under renovation, so it may be possible to use it all the time. The convenience store has a Family Mart near the station. There is also a 7-Eleven a little further away. As for the ingredients, we procured them at the Tsuruya Chino store. I like it because it has a wide selection of products and good quality. Nakamura Farm was honestly delicate. You won't go anymore. Aqua Resort Kiyosato Tenjo no Yu is a 12-minute walk away. I think it's flowing from the source. If you are a hot spring enthusiast, we recommend the Yatsugatake Jomon Natural Hot Spring Sekiseki no Yu on the other side of Yatsugatake. Be careful as there is a super public bath with a similar name. The nearby Shikanoyu is a circulating bath, so be careful here as well. If it is only a site, the rating may be 4 or 5. It was set to 3 because of noise and problems on rainy days. If the noise problem is solved and the 4x4 on a rainy day is approved, it will be repeated and the rating will be 4 or 5. The surrounding area is scenic, so I would like to visit Kiyosato itself again.

It is a campsite with a sufficiently large plot site. The hospitality and hospitality is a wonderful word. During my stay, the dust did not make me feel uncomfortable. You can rest assured that the staff will patrol and manage well even at night. In addition, the level of customers was generally high, and they had good basic etiquette, such as keeping the lights out and not making noise at night. Many people write that the water is far away, but all you have to do is walk in a pleasant forest. I wonder why I just want convenience, and nowadays there are a lot of campers. inconvenience? But let's have enough time to enjoy it.