Fujigane Oishii Camping Ground

A wonderful campsite with a view of the majestic Mt. FujiThe price level is for a high-standard site.M site, 3 consecutive holidays with power supply, 11,000 yen per night.There was a discount coupon on the website recently, and if you print it out, you get 10% off, so this time it was 10,000 yen per night!There are a variety of sites, including covered sites, powered sites, non-powered sites, slightly remote sites, and larger sites.It is said that you can see Mt. Fuji from all the sites, but there are some places where you can't see it, so I recommend arriving early so you can choose a site.We do early check-in to choose the best site.Both the first and second visits were on the M site, which had a power source, but the first time was on the upper site, which had a more private feel, so I didn't have to worry about people looking at me, which was good, but the toilet was far away and I had to drink alcohol. It was hard when I was drinking...So, for the second time, I chose the M site, which is located in the front row near the restroom.A03 and 04 are recommendedI really liked this site, so I'm planning on using this site again next time.There is a children's play area in the building where the reception is located.There are trampolines, ladders hanging from above, tricycles, bicycles, and badminton that anyone can use.It was a facility that children up to the lower grades of elementary school could enjoy.1. Starting at 9am, there is a service for children that will load them into the back of a light truck and take them to the top of the hill.the children are very happyThey also took photos with a drone and gave them to me, which made me very happy as I got more wonderful photos to remember.2. In the evening, a cheese vendor will visit you and let you sample the cheese.This was so popular that there was a line.3. In the evening, there was a movie viewing party for the children.The first day was Remember Me and the second day was Baymax, so my eldest son, who is in 4th grade, enjoyed it.4. There was a karaoke competition at night (first time *there was no second time)The children were singing and singing, but since we were here to enjoy camping in nature, we would appreciate it if there was no karaoke.I wanted to spend my time listening to the sounds of insects and feeling nature while looking at the majestic Mt. Fuji.The toilet was clean.Showers are 300 yen each time.The washing area is located in the room where the reception desk is located, and there is also a microwave oven. This is also beautiful.There is a vending machine in front of the toilet, and it is fully stocked with instant ramen, ice cream, juice, meat such as bacon, and marshmallows.They usually sell for about twice the price you would buy at a convenience store.This campsite is basically for families, so I don't think it's suitable for people who want to spend a quiet time alone.Most of the people here are families, some with babies, and the lights are on in the playground until around 9pm, so children can play.It's a great campground for families, as you don't have to worry about your child making a little noise or crying as long as it's within common sense.・Since the farm is adjacent to the farm, there is a smell of compost during spring and summer.・Sometimes there is a group member, and it can be noisy until late at night. It wasn't like that last time, but this time they were singing along, playing music, and it was quite noisy. However, it was quiet after 10pm. On busy days, the manager will be on patrol.・This time, a young person from a group camp barged into the playground where the children were still playing at night with alcohol in his hand, and even though the children were jumping on the trampoline, which is prohibited for two people to enter, he barged in with beer in hand. , the child sprained his leg.Did you break your leg? I was surprised to hear later that he said this playfully.This was really disappointing because on the first and second day, there were young Gurcan people in the night area and making a lot of noise.Please, could there be a sign or check-in notice that prohibits adults other than parents from using the play equipment?Although there were some disappointments this time, it is still my favorite campsite.The kids love this campground and so do we.I plan to visit again.

What was good about itSpectacular view of Mt. FujiShower as much as you wantThere is a trampolineBad placedirty, not cleanedIt smells like cows because it's close to the cowshed.The facility as a whole was dirty, and although there was a sofa, the dirty cushions were crumpled.Mt. Fuji is a spectacular view, but it's a shame that the management doesn't seem to be able to keep things tidy and clean.We used an all-weather site, but we cleaned it ourselves.No repeat

It was difficult to understand online, but apparently the price for a large group is the standard price for 4 people plus an additional 2,500 yen per person. However, please note that even if you pay this additional fee, there will be no service for the additional people. The rental tent was still sized for 4 people, and the BBQ chairs still had 4 chairs. Camping floor sheets are thin, so it's best to bring a separate sheet.We recommend bringing a separate barbecue stove, as the grill will get burnt and cannot be used.Since the tent is located in a covered area, you can enjoy camping without worrying about the weather, and it also comes with a power source.

I used it for one night in the fall.It was still a warm day in Tokyo, but it suddenly turned cold and snow was falling even during the day, making me feel like I was at the foot of Mt. Fuji.I secured a site with steps, but it feels private. It didn't bother me even though a large tent was set up in front of me. The site also had a view of the children's playground, so I was able to relax and drink coffee while watching them play.Although it was a time when there were no vegetables to be harvested, we were able to enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji, the children played on the playground equipment, played with the signboard dog, and there was a small market, so we had a lot of time to do things other than camping.Next time, I would like to visit during the vegetable harvest season.

A valuable site located in the Asagiri Highlands with a view of Mt. Fuji and a power supply!Please note that the site is first come, first served when checking in. There is a viewing spot on a slightly elevated place, so I recommend you to climb it once 🏞️Showers and vending machines are also available. It was fun to see cheese and yogurt sales cars come by on Saturdays and Sundays during the day.At night, Ghibli movies were played for children in the reception building. There are also play equipment such as trampolines that children can enjoy.

The forecast was for rain, so I used an all-weather site that wasn't Mt. Fuji View. When making the reservation, I asked questions about the temperature, wind, and snow forecast, as well as the surrounding road conditions, but I was reassured that they answered the questions very politely.Since it was a weekday and rainy, there were only two other guests and it was quite quiet. The tent space is divided into a wooden deck and the rest of the concrete space, making it quite spacious. I was concerned that the concrete space had poor drainage, so if it rained, puddles would form, and the table and chairs provided were covered in sand, so I didn't feel like using them. Also, the site on the opposite side of Mt. Fuji has wooden scaffolding that goes between the site and the car parking area, but be careful as it can be slippery if it's wet.However, this was my first time at a site with a roof, and it was quite comfortable even in the snow. It was incredibly easy to dismantle, and I was surprised that there was a drying room, albeit a simple one.The restrooms are very clean and no shoes are allowed. The washing area is large enough for 6 people to use at the same time, and has hot water. Detergent and scrubbers are also provided, so if you forget, you can get away with it (be careful, as the detergent is organic, so the oil will be difficult to remove). Not sure about the shower as it has not been used. The front desk was open until 5pm, but in addition to drinks, the vending machine also sold some hot snacks, cup noodles, bag noodles, and miscellaneous goods such as toothbrushes, bandages, and underwear.There were no shops nearby, but it was unexpected. It was a lineup that was safe even in situations like this.There are also play equipment such as trampolines and hammocks, and some wind equipment for children to play with.I think the view is best on a clear day, so I'd like to visit this campground again when the weather is nice.

It was my first visit. I went to several other campgrounds with a view of Mt. Fuji, but this one had the best view. It was great and visible from every site.I wanted to go again