大内峠一字観公園

Strict rules! This is a great facility. The cottages are clean and environmentally conscious, and the scenery is nice. The manners of the customers who come are also good. A really nice place

It is recommended for bikers as they can go up directly by bike or car. However, there are some parts where the road width is quite narrow, so it is difficult to connect and disconnect. In addition to the park, there are also bungalows and it seems to be a campground. The view was the best, and there was a stone monument called "the birthplace of crotch peep". The toilets and other facilities were beautiful, and I was able to spend a pleasant time. Next time I would like to visit as a camper.

It is a small campsite with about 10 tent sites and bungalows. The view is wonderful because Amanohashidate can see almost the whole The east is right in front of you, so if it's sunny, you can worship the sunrise. It's a tent site or a sandy area, but it's light sand, soft and sandy. Wet sand sticks to it, so you have to get rid of it when you withdraw.

I used the tent site on weekdays in June. The user was in a chartered state by myself. The caretaker was kind, and the toilet and kitchen were very clean and comfortable! The soil is ticking on the site. However, it was good that there was a bench so I could put my luggage and the small items were not dirty. However, the security is rugged (the manager returned at 5:30) The view is wonderful, there is a free observatory, and the night view and sunrise are beautiful, so people who are not related to the campsite frequently visit here, regardless of morning or night. In the morning, middle-aged men and women who didn't understand well came up to the tent site and sat on the bench and talked for a long time, saying, "It's wonderful here!" I wanted you to specify that only users should not go up to the site, or to use a rope or chain as the entrance to the stairs. Even though I was alone at night, I felt a little scared if people were rushing up because I was vacant like this. Also, I would like to use it with more peace of mind than when using it, so please consider it. (When I posted it, there was a person who wrote the same thing. That's right, I think so ~ ^^; I might have been better because I was alone)

I have been indebted to the camp for a long time. It is a public facility that includes 8 tent sites, 5 cottages, a park with simple playset and an observatory, and is a scenic facility overlooking Amanohashidate and the port town. There is a shower for camp guests, but it's until the time when the manager returns, so I think it's a good idea to go to the hot spring facility for about 10 to 15 minutes by car. Also, since there are vending machines only in the administration building, you need to buy them before closing if necessary. One site itself is small, and a large tent is impossible because you have to leave a passage behind it. Since it is adjacent to the next site across the bench, it is the worst when a noise camper with bad manners comes. Elderly people in the local area are managed by turns, which is why the news, reams, and ministers are very rough. Currently, accommodation reservations can only be made by phone, but despite the restrictions on entry and exit at the event on the day, there was no notice at all, and thanks to that, I had to wait 3 hours before admission. Also, it has become a banquet hall for locals (it seems to be normal because it has been batting several times), but even if the site is made a fuss instead of a tavern, the manager left it without caution and the manager returned. After that, he called in more friends and made a fuss. (Should the fee structure be based on the number of people instead of one site?) It used to be good, but it's also being devastated by Niwaka annoying campers. People who come to see the landscape during the day and at midnight invade the site space to see the scenery from the site on the hill, so it is necessary to be careful of theft without leaving the tools unattended. (The problem is that there are no fences, ropes, or notice signs.)

Amanohashidate can be seen from the side Superb view spot Spent a quiet time surrounded by nature

Use the cottage. In the best location! The facilities are perfect, but bring your own towels. He took the trouble to put it under the roof because the bike gets wet with the night dew. kind,,,. It was worth it to go from Tokyo.