弥生いこいの広場 オートキャンプ場

I stayed here on August 5th.The receptionist was very kind and personable, and treated the children warmly.The people at ENEOS along the way and at the roadside station Yasei Farm in Hirosaki City were all really nice people, and it gave me a very good image of Aomori Prefecture.

It is well maintained and beautiful.

The camp manager is very responsible and often patrols the site. Guests with dogs will be accommodated near the campground exit, as dogs are not allowed to walk freely in the campground, so it is convenient to take the dog outside for a walk.There are various birds chirping before sunrise, and the environment is very natural.

Excellent campervan site.The venue is well managed and the staff are very friendly.This campground gave me great memories of my first campervan experience.Really worth recommendinghttps://youtu.be/2dYJvu53hgc?si=BCKtep-zQZk4C4YELatest update on 29 Oct. Thank giving us sunflower seed. It finally blooms to nice nice sunflower

It takes at least 15 minutes to drive to a supermarket/convenience store, and you need to shop before entering. There is a shower room. There is a collection area for charcoal and garbage. AC sites cost around 3,000 yen, and firewood costs 400 yen, which is relatively reasonable. The manager will be cooperative if you ask. There is a steel building in the plaza and a restaurant, but it is hidden by trees from the campsite and has a good view. In the event of an emergency, the building will serve as an evacuation site, so it may be perfect for beginner training. I stayed for 2 nights while sightseeing in Hirosaki, but on the first day I thought I would have a quiet rest☆×5.On the second day, a group led by children appeared. There is only one sanitary area (washing area, cooking area, toilet, shower, laundry, garbage can), and the garbage can and BBQ area in front of the laundry room are exclusive to more than half of the luggage. It is extremely difficult for children to hang out and use sanitary buildings. Fortunately, the children became quiet from around 9:00 pm, but the adults in charge continued to chat even after 10:30 pm. I filed a complaint regarding the occupation of common areas. However, the conversation continued even after midnight. The next morning, there were scorch marks on the path outside the tent site. When I spoke with the manager, he said he was on call 24 hours a day, and this was my first time as a group. I wonder what kind of camp they will do when a DQN leader who occupies a shared facility with a child instructs the child in camping and the child becomes independent. If you are ignored, including late-night chats, I don't see the value of paying.

Take a leisurely stroll and head to the campsite