Chomin no Mori Campground
7.6
Very Good(50 reviews)
+2
Hotel Description
Chomin no Mori Campground is a delightful retreat nestled along the breathtaking Pacific coast, providing an ideal escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Situated near Hitomebore Stadium, this campground offers guests the perfect blend of outdoor enjoyment and cultural exploration with its proximity to the renowned Matsushima temples and lush gardens. The campground exudes a warm, rustic charm, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings while enjoying modern comforts.
Accommodations at Chomin no Mori Campground are designed with guest comfort in mind. Each space is thoughtfully appointed, ensuring a cozy atmosphere that enhances relaxation. The rooms feature ample space, comfortable furnishings, and a peaceful ambiance that allows guests to unwind after a day of exploration.
Exceptional amenities abound at the campground, including high-speed internet access to keep guests connected, and fully equipped kitchens that enable visitors to prepare delicious meals using fresh, local ingredients. Health and safety measures are a top priority, with protocols in place to guarantee a secure environment for all guests during their stay.
Transportation options are plentiful, providing easy access to the campground from various nearby locations. Sendai Airport is approximately 36 minutes away by taxi, while Takagimachi and Matsushima stations are also conveniently close, ensuring effortless travel for guests.
There are numerous activities available nearby, including visits to significant cultural sites. Guests can explore the stunning Zuiganji Temple, a 17th-century Zen sanctuary celebrated for its beautiful painted sliding doors, or stroll to the Godaido of Zuiganji Temple, an exquisite Buddhist island temple dating back to 1604. The Entsuin Temple, adorned with gold leaf and surrounded by serene gardens, is also a must-see, as is the historic Kanrantei Tea House, offering views of tranquil waters. For those who enjoy outdoor adventures, Fukuurajima is a charming 15-acre island park easily accessible via a scenic bridge.
Dining options are abundant in the area, with several nearby restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. Guests can savor exquisite Japanese fare or try local delicacies, enhancing their culinary journey. Whether enjoying fresh seafood or traditional dishes, each dining experience promises to be memorable.
In conclusion, Chomin no Mori Campground extends a warm invitation for guests to discover its exceptional offerings and the beauty of the Pacific coast. The unique blend of comfort, culture, and natural splendor makes this campground a perfect destination for an unforgettable getaway.
Accommodations at Chomin no Mori Campground are designed with guest comfort in mind. Each space is thoughtfully appointed, ensuring a cozy atmosphere that enhances relaxation. The rooms feature ample space, comfortable furnishings, and a peaceful ambiance that allows guests to unwind after a day of exploration.
Exceptional amenities abound at the campground, including high-speed internet access to keep guests connected, and fully equipped kitchens that enable visitors to prepare delicious meals using fresh, local ingredients. Health and safety measures are a top priority, with protocols in place to guarantee a secure environment for all guests during their stay.
Transportation options are plentiful, providing easy access to the campground from various nearby locations. Sendai Airport is approximately 36 minutes away by taxi, while Takagimachi and Matsushima stations are also conveniently close, ensuring effortless travel for guests.
There are numerous activities available nearby, including visits to significant cultural sites. Guests can explore the stunning Zuiganji Temple, a 17th-century Zen sanctuary celebrated for its beautiful painted sliding doors, or stroll to the Godaido of Zuiganji Temple, an exquisite Buddhist island temple dating back to 1604. The Entsuin Temple, adorned with gold leaf and surrounded by serene gardens, is also a must-see, as is the historic Kanrantei Tea House, offering views of tranquil waters. For those who enjoy outdoor adventures, Fukuurajima is a charming 15-acre island park easily accessible via a scenic bridge.
Dining options are abundant in the area, with several nearby restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. Guests can savor exquisite Japanese fare or try local delicacies, enhancing their culinary journey. Whether enjoying fresh seafood or traditional dishes, each dining experience promises to be memorable.
In conclusion, Chomin no Mori Campground extends a warm invitation for guests to discover its exceptional offerings and the beauty of the Pacific coast. The unique blend of comfort, culture, and natural splendor makes this campground a perfect destination for an unforgettable getaway.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located along the stunning Pacific coast
2. Close proximity to Matsushima temples and gardens
3. High-speed internet access throughout the campground
4. Fully equipped kitchens for guest convenience
5. Easy access to public transportation and major airports
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Zuiganji Temple
11 min
Godaido of Zuiganji Temple10 min
Entsuin12 min
Kanrantei Tea House11 min
Fukuurajima14 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Sendai Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 36 min |
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Location
Airports:
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 36 min
Transit: 1 hr 38 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 34 min
Transit: 2 hr 51 min
Transit:
Takagimachi Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 50 min
Atago Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 26 min
Tetaru Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 5 min
Shinainuma Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 57 min
Matsushima Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 56 min
Nearby locations
5.8
Good Location
Miyagi District
Sprawling Pacific coast area with soccer at Hitomebore Stadium, plus Matsushima temples & gardens.
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及川吉章
4/5
A highly recommended campground located 10 minutes by car from Matsushima, one of Japan's three most scenic views. And it's cheap (500 yen for solo). When I visited on Wednesday, it was reserved. There were no outside lights and it was pitch black, so I was able to enjoy the bonfire and the starry sky while listening to the occasional sound of the Tohoku Main Line rails. It seems that many people enjoy camping with their families on the weekends, so you may not be able to immerse yourself in your own world. Additionally, you can park your car alongside the road, which is convenient for carrying luggage (I ended up staying in the car as I was having trouble setting up a tent). The toilet had a flush (no washlet), and the washing area had only one tap.
なかしげ
4/5
It's almost an auto campsite.Depending on the site, there are smaller sections for solo camps and larger sections for group camps. It's a very quiet place.
HSK Iwata
5/5
thank you very much.
R-R
2/5
I used it for camping in May.It was a same-day reservation, but there was no problem.He was kind.As for bears, surveillance cameras were installed two or three years ago? It was said that it was seen somewhere.It's the same everywhere in Tohoku.It was late May, so it was still a little cold.I put up a tarp, parked my car next to it, and slept in the car.shrine? There was a torii gate nearby, so it had a strange, otherworldly feel to it, which was also nice.It was a large place and was almost reserved.The toilet is a 1 minute walk from the site.This is the hut in the photo.6/3 P.S.I definitely went with a same-day reservation, but for some reason I was denied by the reply. I don't understand what that means.Even if you cannot currently make a same-day reservation, I think there is a way to let them know. Definitely because I went in May 2023 with a same-day reservation.If you receive a response that doesn't make sense, you'll quickly become disappointed.
善武渋谷
3/5
(-"-;) It's close and the cost is 500 yen, but cars can't enter the lawn and tents are closed.Side street parking. There is only one water sourceIs it a little inconvenient because it's far away from where you can pitch your tent?
けんたづか
5/5
I think it's great for those camping solo on a motorcycle, as the site is spacious and you can park your motorcycle next to the tent. I didn't go this time, but there seems to be a hot spring within walking distance.
ヤッちゃん8686
4/5
It's close to tourist spots, and there are convenience stores, home centers, and supermarkets within a 5-15 minute bike ride. The toilet is very clean. The nightly fee is 500 yen for a solo tent. A regular tent costs 1,000 yen. The tarp was 1,000 yen.
YUKI HI
4/5
The campsite has been mowedWater and toilets are nearbyIt's generally easy to use.
miyagi noku
5/5
It was empty on weekdays, and although it wasn't a large site, it was nice to be able to relax.Check-in is at 1pm, which is frustrating for people who want to go early, but it's great to be able to quickly set up a place solo and drink alcohol from noon at 2pm.The usage fee is also set with solo guests in mind (500 yen without a tarp for Gunmaku), so it may be difficult for families to use places where the kitchen is just a simple sink, and 1000 yen. It's good because there aren't many people who are reluctant to come.Camping is booming now.It's natural to pay for a place, but if it's inconvenient, you can keep noisy families away, and if the price is a little high, you can get rid of poor-quality campers, so I'd like you to continue this style without adding more facilities.