Tsukimino Forest Park - Aomori

The parking lot is far away. A caretaker is resident. I complain just by unloading my luggage. The road is narrow and gravel. There is a puddle on the perforated road. The car is dirty Good luck. Anyway, I don't need a caretaker. If you have time, pave the road.

It is a quiet and good place. There are stag beetles and beetles. I've been angry with a strange old man recently, but I hope you don't talk prejudice. I enjoyed eating and eating with various campers, including my uncle! I thought the caretaker would be sloppy, but... I only clean the toilet. Last year I left a hornet's nest. I heard from the person who contacted the city, but I heard that I did not receive a report... We want you to properly mow the grass.

The view of the campsite itself is not good, but there are some mountain trails extending from here and it is a good location that can be used as a base.

A park managed by Aomori (probably), under the consignment of Aomori City. The garden is open from May to October. There were no playground equipment that could be used, and it seemed that only insects could be collected except for camping. What's more, campgrounds, kitchens, log houses? There are a lot of wasps and so it feels dangerous. There was a tent near the kitchen and toilet that seemed to have been living for a long time while camping, but it felt weird and uncomfortable. Well, for some reason (I don't know how it really is, but I'm suspicious and the general public can't get close to it), I wonder if the tax is used so that toilets and water can be used for free, so I can't do anything about it. ,,. (Postscript: Looking at other reviews later, it seems that multiple people have the same creepy experience.When I visited, I was proudly bringing my motorcycle and parked next to the tent. There seems to be some people who have had a good time talking to the main person of the campground, but if you are the main person, I would like you to follow the rules of the campsite, such as not bringing in a motorcycle. Is a person who occupies the most convenient part of a public place while ignoring the rules and does not approach people who are selfish in the world. Does not change.) To be honest, I wonder whether it is necessary to use taxes as administrative expenses for facilities and sites that only some Aomori citizens will use, and whether Aomori City has enough financial space to do so. It was a nice park. Therefore, I confess that it is necessary to investigate the usage frequency and contents of Aomori citizens and verify whether it is commensurate with the annual maintenance cost.

It is well managed as a campsite that is easily accessible from the town and can be used free of charge. When I went, there were 4 pairs of customers, but everyone seemed to be leaving the luggage as it was, so I was a little worried about theft. It's scary to see the old man's story in a review by another person. There is Moya Hills nearby, so it would be better to pay 500 yen for free site and buy it there.

I used it in 2015, but is there still a tent manager (laughs)? I knew that "there seems to be a friend between the manager and TU-KA", so when I was wondering what kind of dirty things would impose the rules with high pressure, as soon as I arrived, "the person who is entrusted with the management here" "What is it ..." I heard that it's been 18 years. Administrators have less trouble with themselves, and Ossan can satisfy his desire for self-approval a little. I think it's such a relationship. Even though it's free, there are too many people complaining about having this kind of nosy grill. Don't come again as it is, because only those who don't think about it will be able to use it comfortably.