West Lake campground tent village - Minamitsuru District

One site is very wide! It is not lakeside, but the lawn is also beautiful and it's definitely a good place.

I have stayed at 2019GW continuously. The first thing I thought was that the receptionist was very disgusting. Although the impression changes only by changing the expression a little more, it is disgusting to put on something. The men's reception is very kind and good people, so I am very sorry. ** From the site, neither Mt. Fuji nor West Lake can be seen. The site is Peg sticks, toilet (Washlet), washroom, It is good by free pick-up (can bottle, plastic bottle, other three classifications) without garbage bag designation. There are some bad things about drainage. 薪 Sold, there is a simple shower. No open fire & fireworks. I went to bed at 22:00. It seems that it is a free site that allows basic vehicles, but On weekends and busy seasons, vehicle divisions will be available (Auto Site). I think that the size of the section is wide enough about 100m2 or more. It is approximately 20 minutes by car, warm bath facility, supermarket "max value"

This is a kind campsite where couples run a very detailed and friendly campsite. However, I am very sorry to hear that it is closed this season.

I came to May 2019! Check in smoothly by telephone reservation. It was a pleasant place. You need to be careful because the entrance is a bit hard to see. It was a heated toilet seat though I felt like camping. I can't see Fuji and there is no West Lake, but I would recommend it to people who want to relax! The owner's device was seen in various places. Please go by this fall!

I went on Saturday 6/1, but it was nice to have a spacious camp because it was not very crowded. I arrived around 9 o'clock, but it was about 2nd and so it was a free site so I parked my car at my favorite place and put on my tent. There were more people here by noon, but you can still relax because it is still vacant. There was a toilet, and there was also a cooking room and a sponge. There was no hot water and no detergent. I could go to West Lake in about 2 minutes. There were trees and pine bocks falling around there, and even if there were no bushes, the fire started. ^ ^; There is a paid shower, but there is also a hot spring (Izuminoyu) in about 5 minutes by car. It is next to the West Lake Freedom Camp Site.

Seeing the word of mouth, there was closing and writing this season. On the morning of Friday, when I called that it was a solo can and a motorcycle with no use, it was full on Saturdays and Sundays, but since there were only 4 pairs today, I was happy that I would stay overnight. It is a very nice uncle. The hall is large and quiet at night without the sound of cars. The toilet is very beautiful in two places. A 3-minute walk will take you to West Lake. Uncle says that there is no one who will take over in the generation change! Pity Please go by all means.

I visited this campsite in October last year to use it as a base for climbing Mt. Onigadake, but it was completely closed. I don't know if this campsite will reopen, but I think it should be removed from Google Maps until it's certain.

When climbing Onigatake in December 2015, I parked my car at West Lakeside P and climbed from this campsite. Mt. Fuji from West Lakeside P is beautiful and I wanted to go to this campsite someday, but at that time I graduated from Familie Camp and was addicted to mountain climbing (as my child grew up), so there is no time to come. was. I wasn't inspired by Hiroshi, but as I reach retirement age this month, I started a solo camp in September last year as part of my hobbies. I used to camp once a month, mainly in the campsite where I could see Mt. Fuji from the tent. Of course, there are many people in such a campsite, and it's kind of uncomfortable, so I was looking for other campsites, and when I remembered this campsite and looked it up, I posted the last post (this was a year ago). However, I found the word "closed" in). "Eh, seriously" I tried to call at the beginning of April, but I couldn't connect. I almost gave up as if it had already closed, but when I called the Saiko Tourism Association for a trial, it was said that I was still doing it. When I checked it carefully, it was from April 25th, so I called before GW and it was connected. "Have you ever come to our house? It's a small campsite, is that okay?" Is there about 80 sites? Did it shrink to a discrepancy between the past information and the past information? When. .. .. .. .. .. After all, the weather was bad and I had some work, so I went there yesterday and today. Unfortunately, the number of sites has already been significantly reduced towards closure, and the closure is no longer a campsite. I had a little conversation with the manager, but he said that there was no successor, but of course, when I asked if there were people who wanted to succeed at a campsite of this size, I refused all of them. It was a state. It was an atmosphere where the landowner was looking outside the campsite. Healing village, Saiko, Onigatake, Yukitogatake, Junigadake, it's a good place to enjoy, but it's a waste. PS: The photo is from a soba restaurant in "Healing Village" and a few minutes up the "Kagikake Pass Trailhead" in the back. It takes less than 10 minutes from the campsite.