Name: Auto Camp Union
Rating: 7.6

hattomaki yusuke

It's been a while since I last used it. I received an explanation about bonfires upon entering, but there are very strict rules regarding bonfires here. Many people wrote about this in other reviews, but after staying here for the first time in a while, I realized that this was a lack of morals on the part of us users. Thank you.The owner strictly controls the bonfires, but what I felt was that the ``music'' was played out of selfishness.When I visited here for the first time in a while, there were several sites where people were playing music without worrying about their surroundings.When it comes to camping, I think that ``sound'' is ``something you feel in that place and in that field.'' For example, at this campsite, you can hear birds chirping, insects buzzing, and frogs singing in chorus at night! And since there is an affiliated survival game venue below, it feels like camping on a battlefield (lol) The real meaning of camping is not to enjoy the ``sounds'' and ``wind'' that you feel at the site. I think so. Music has different receptions depending on the person, and it becomes "noise". It is a shame that the "sound" felt in this place is being drowned out by this. I think the owner here understands what camping really is. Unfortunately, I think that we, the users of this campground, have not yet caught up with this trend.I burnt my beloved lawn by putting it directly on the bonfire, and I played music all day and still couldn't keep it quiet even after 9pm. Isn't this a distortion of the camping boom?This campsite has a great location. I sincerely hope that the rules will be more strict and that the campground will be used by people who understand the purpose of camping. This is a campsite that you really want to try your best at.

いそひよどり

It was a campsite with beautiful grass and soft grass.I used number 21 for one night on a weekday.The rules and explanations were concise and easy to understand. If you ask me, I will explain it to you carefully.Shiba Inu-chan was cute. It was a quiet and spacious campsite.[Bonfire] To start a bonfire, you will need a bonfire sheet and a tall bonfire stand. There are sheet rentals and block rentals.[Shower] You can take a shower for 200 yen. I need a 100 yen coin. There are three. The mat under my feet was a little moldy so I didn't use it.[Coin laundry] There are about 3 machines. I need a 100 yen coin[Firewood] You can purchase it for 700 yen. I need a 100 yen coin. It's easy to split.[Toilet] It is clean and free of insects.[Sound] It was quiet. Around 4am, the rooster was crowing from time to time. I was fine.

やまちゃん

This is my favorite auto campsite. I have used it many times.-About the sound-During the day, you can hear the announcements of the survival game next door, but it doesn't bother you as long as you're talking with your friends. Survival games also become quiet in the evening. I can also hear the sound of a shooting range several kilometers away.I don't think it's possible for people who want a quiet solo camp.Let's look elsewhere.-Owner-Although he is a friendly person, he is very strict about rules.If you can't protect yourself, look elsewhere.I have a habit lol. The words that come out easily are interesting. But personally I like it lolThe dog is cute too.-Bath, toilet-It's normal. Coin shower only.If you want a hot spring or a comfortable bath, look elsewhere.-Cooking area-There's hot water. It's very helpful in winter.-congestion-It's empty. Even if the site is full when I make a reservation, there seem to be a lot of cancellations on the day, so for some reason it's empty. It's strange. That's why I like it.-night-It's quiet at night. It's very good.-morning-Chickens start chirping relatively early in the morning.I'll wake you up.It's fine if it's natural.If you want to sleep well, look elsewhere.-Location-It's on a hill, so the surrounding scenery is relatively nice. Inbanuma can be seen in the distance from some sites. It's well ventilated. Take precautions against cats at night.-price-It feels like it's neither cheap nor expensive.This campground may not be friendly to beginners. The owner has been picky from the beginning because some campers who have recently started not knowing the rules are burning the lawn and destroying the new grass. This is a beautiful lawn site. It is a very comfortable campsite if you are smart and follow the rules properly.

16 capatarou

The site was very large and the ground was very nice with grass.The price was reasonable and I would definitely visit again.

D zou

Camping use.Many people were using it as it was open on Saturdays and Sundays.I'm solo, but pets seem to be fine too.Families seemed to be having fun, including some with babies.It wasn't quiet, but since I didn't have that much experience, I felt safe having people around me.I was able to park my car at the site.The toilets are also clean and there is also a shower room.There were enough kitchen facilities. There was also a dedicated washing area with a bonfire stand, which was very helpful.Firewood is 700 yen for both hardwood and softwood.If there is no administrator, you can purchase it by putting money into the coin compartment next to it. Even if I didn't have the small items, there was a vending machine nearby and I was able to exchange money right away. However, water etc. seem to be sold out quickly.Around 4am, the sound of chickens chirping echoes, and the pets react to it, creating a chain of cries...I couldn't sleep that deeply.Although it's not the great outdoors, I think it's a great place for beginners!

hattomaki yusuke

It's been a while since I last used it. I received an explanation about bonfires upon entering, but there are very strict rules regarding bonfires here. Many people wrote about this in other reviews, but after staying here for the first time in a while, I realized that this was a lack of morals on the part of us users. Thank you.The owner strictly controls the bonfires, but what I felt was that the ``music'' was played out of selfishness.When I visited here for the first time in a while, there were several sites where people were playing music without worrying about their surroundings.When it comes to camping, I think that ``sound'' is ``something you feel in that place and in that field.'' For example, at this campsite, you can hear birds chirping, insects buzzing, and frogs singing in chorus at night! And since there is an affiliated survival game venue below, it feels like camping on a battlefield (lol) The real meaning of camping is not to enjoy the ``sounds'' and ``wind'' that you feel at the site. I think so. Music has different receptions depending on the person, and it becomes "noise". It is a shame that the "sound" felt in this place is being drowned out by this. I think the owner here understands what camping really is. Unfortunately, I think that we, the users of this campground, have not yet caught up with this trend.I burnt my beloved lawn by putting it directly on the bonfire, and I played music all day and still couldn't keep it quiet even after 9pm. Isn't this a distortion of the camping boom?This campsite has a great location. I sincerely hope that the rules will be more strict and that the campground will be used by people who understand the purpose of camping. This is a campsite that you really want to try your best at.

いそひよどり

It was a campsite with beautiful grass and soft grass.I used number 21 for one night on a weekday.The rules and explanations were concise and easy to understand. If you ask me, I will explain it to you carefully.Shiba Inu-chan was cute. It was a quiet and spacious campsite.[Bonfire] To start a bonfire, you will need a bonfire sheet and a tall bonfire stand. There are sheet rentals and block rentals.[Shower] You can take a shower for 200 yen. I need a 100 yen coin. There are three. The mat under my feet was a little moldy so I didn't use it.[Coin laundry] There are about 3 machines. I need a 100 yen coin[Firewood] You can purchase it for 700 yen. I need a 100 yen coin. It's easy to split.[Toilet] It is clean and free of insects.[Sound] It was quiet. Around 4am, the rooster was crowing from time to time. I was fine.

やまちゃん

This is my favorite auto campsite. I have used it many times.-About the sound-During the day, you can hear the announcements of the survival game next door, but it doesn't bother you as long as you're talking with your friends. Survival games also become quiet in the evening. I can also hear the sound of a shooting range several kilometers away.I don't think it's possible for people who want a quiet solo camp.Let's look elsewhere.-Owner-Although he is a friendly person, he is very strict about rules.If you can't protect yourself, look elsewhere.I have a habit lol. The words that come out easily are interesting. But personally I like it lolThe dog is cute too.-Bath, toilet-It's normal. Coin shower only.If you want a hot spring or a comfortable bath, look elsewhere.-Cooking area-There's hot water. It's very helpful in winter.-congestion-It's empty. Even if the site is full when I make a reservation, there seem to be a lot of cancellations on the day, so for some reason it's empty. It's strange. That's why I like it.-night-It's quiet at night. It's very good.-morning-Chickens start chirping relatively early in the morning.I'll wake you up.It's fine if it's natural.If you want to sleep well, look elsewhere.-Location-It's on a hill, so the surrounding scenery is relatively nice. Inbanuma can be seen in the distance from some sites. It's well ventilated. Take precautions against cats at night.-price-It feels like it's neither cheap nor expensive.This campground may not be friendly to beginners. The owner has been picky from the beginning because some campers who have recently started not knowing the rules are burning the lawn and destroying the new grass. This is a beautiful lawn site. It is a very comfortable campsite if you are smart and follow the rules properly.

16 capatarou

The site was very large and the ground was very nice with grass.The price was reasonable and I would definitely visit again.

D zou

Camping use.Many people were using it as it was open on Saturdays and Sundays.I'm solo, but pets seem to be fine too.Families seemed to be having fun, including some with babies.It wasn't quiet, but since I didn't have that much experience, I felt safe having people around me.I was able to park my car at the site.The toilets are also clean and there is also a shower room.There were enough kitchen facilities. There was also a dedicated washing area with a bonfire stand, which was very helpful.Firewood is 700 yen for both hardwood and softwood.If there is no administrator, you can purchase it by putting money into the coin compartment next to it. Even if I didn't have the small items, there was a vending machine nearby and I was able to exchange money right away. However, water etc. seem to be sold out quickly.Around 4am, the sound of chickens chirping echoes, and the pets react to it, creating a chain of cries...I couldn't sleep that deeply.Although it's not the great outdoors, I think it's a great place for beginners!

hattomaki yusuke

It's been a while since I last used it. I received an explanation about bonfires upon entering, but there are very strict rules regarding bonfires here. Many people wrote about this in other reviews, but after staying here for the first time in a while, I realized that this was a lack of morals on the part of us users. Thank you.The owner strictly controls the bonfires, but what I felt was that the ``music'' was played out of selfishness.When I visited here for the first time in a while, there were several sites where people were playing music without worrying about their surroundings.When it comes to camping, I think that ``sound'' is ``something you feel in that place and in that field.'' For example, at this campsite, you can hear birds chirping, insects buzzing, and frogs singing in chorus at night! And since there is an affiliated survival game venue below, it feels like camping on a battlefield (lol) The real meaning of camping is not to enjoy the ``sounds'' and ``wind'' that you feel at the site. I think so. Music has different receptions depending on the person, and it becomes "noise". It is a shame that the "sound" felt in this place is being drowned out by this. I think the owner here understands what camping really is. Unfortunately, I think that we, the users of this campground, have not yet caught up with this trend.I burnt my beloved lawn by putting it directly on the bonfire, and I played music all day and still couldn't keep it quiet even after 9pm. Isn't this a distortion of the camping boom?This campsite has a great location. I sincerely hope that the rules will be more strict and that the campground will be used by people who understand the purpose of camping. This is a campsite that you really want to try your best at.