Misawa Auto Camping Ground

I always use it during the long holidays (GW, Obon, etc.).There are many sites (A, B (no power site), C (some sites are closed), caravan sites), and the lawns are generally well-maintained and well-drained (some sites are poorly drained). But 😅).This is limited to caravan sites, but I think the site is wide-ranging and can be used in a variety of ways.And if the weather is nice, you can see a beautiful sunset at Lake Ogawara.

I used it on a weekday in July. There was only one family on the 10-section cabin site that day, so we were very satisfied with the spacious, well-maintained space that we had reserved for ourselves. I don't think you will be bothered at all even if you have neighbors because the lot is spacious. We recommend 10 sites that are close to toilets and kitchens.

The toilets and kitchen are thoroughly cleaned. The site also has a well-maintained lawn.No one other than campers can enter or exit, so you can rest assured about security. The other campers were all well-mannered and we had a quiet night.There is a hot spring nearby, which costs 220 yen for adults and free for infants. I went there with my children, and they had fun with the play equipment. If the temperature at night is around 20 degrees, it will feel a little cold, so I think it would be a good idea for your child to bring long sleeves and a blanket.

AC site available. There is play equipment for children. The toilets, showers, and kitchen are clean. I feel like there are a lot of insects probably because it's next to the lake. There are many windy days, so you will need to gather weather information in advance and have the appropriate equipment. I think the usage fee is much cheaper than other campgrounds.

Because it is so close, it is often mistaken as the same location as the neighboring Ogawara Lakeside Campsite, but the reception and entrance are different.On the shore of Lake Ogawara, there are tent sites and cabins along the road, but this site is a little far from Lake Ogawara and is surrounded by iron fences.While there is less worry about intruders, you will not be able to directly enjoy the scenery of Lake Ogawara, so if you are particular about that, we recommend camping on the shores of Lake Ogawara or other campsites along Lake Ogawara.However, the site here is well-equipped, very clean and well-maintained.The best part is the location where you can see the sun setting over Lake Ogawara (technically speaking, it's a lake, so it sets on the other side...), and it's beautiful even though it's through the iron fence.On the other hand, at sunrise, there are mountains nearby, so even if it gets bright, you can't see the sun at all.Also, since it is along the lake, there is nothing to block the wind, so it can be difficult if the wind is strong. This can be said not only here but also at the entire campsite at Lake Ogawara...I once rented a place on the mountain side on a windy day, and there was a terrible time when the wind rustling in the trees was noisy and the wind strength didn't change much. If anything, I recommend the lake side.There are some families who appear to be American soldiers as there is a US military base nearby. However, since it is a paid campground, the manners of both foreigners and Japanese people were relatively good.Overall, I think this is a very good campsite for family camping, especially for beginners.

I used it during my trip to Aomori in 2018.It's a beautiful and quiet campsite. Since it was a weekday in autumn, there were about two groups.I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.I posted this before, but it seems like all the facilities around here have disappeared from Google.

The sites were well maintained and the site without power supply (Site B) was full. Sites with power supply have fixed chairs and tables, so the site feels a little small. So it seemed like there was space. (C site)

Site with power supply 2750 yenPlay equipment, garbage disposal area, toilets, showers, and kitchen facilities are available! It was beautiful! There are hot springs, pools, and lakes nearby so you can enjoy it! Sanya Kamikita area is the best!

We were told not to be noisy at 10pm, but other young campers were noisy until 1am.I felt that the management was doing a good job of explaining things to customers and managing reservations, and I would never want to pay to use them again.

I had a comfortable time!coin laundry,There is also a coin shower!