Tsukumo Suigo Park Campsite

It's a very quiet and deserted park.There are vending machines and toilets, but there are no shops.If you want to relax around noon, bring some food with you.There is a campsite in the corner of the site, which may be a good environment for campers.

I used it for 2 nights and 3 days from August 13th to 15th.This campground is located in a corner of a vast park.There is a parking lot for the campsite at the back of the park that can accommodate about 15 cars, but perhaps because it was peak time, some cars were parked on the Teshio River embankment road.The campsite is right in front of the parking lot, but it's an open space the size of a soccer field or larger, and you can pitch your tent around the perimeter.Cars are not allowed, so it is convenient to have a cart.On the other side of the plaza, there were a lot of athletic play equipment, fountains, and a pond (artificial river?), which were free to use, so the children were having fun playing around.There was also a paid park golf course and go-karts.The right hand side from the parking lot is full of trees and can be used like a forest site, but space is limited.The left hand side is open in front of you, so you can spend your time watching the children playing on the playground equipment.There is one kitchen and two toilets, both of which flush. The multipurpose restroom in the center of the park was very well maintained.(The video posted is from near the multipurpose restroom)You can always hear the sounds of children having fun at the campsite, and I think it's the perfect campsite for family camping with parents and children.On the other hand, it may not be suitable for people who want to spend a quiet and quiet time...

Since it is not an auto campsite,No cars allowed on the lawn.There are very few parking lots on the campsite side, so I wonder if many people can't camp there? That's what it feels like.There is a large washing area, charcoal dumping area, and the toilets are also fairly clean.Please take your trash home with you.I don't have a rear car, soIt may be difficult to carry your luggage, but if it's free, there's nothing to complain about.There is a park where children can play, a water play area called Asobichi, and a go-kart boarding area a little further away.There is also a boat pier.It's crowded with people on the day of the local fireworks festival, so if you avoid it on those days, it's probably a good campsite. I think.

I was invited to a camping trip with a friend and family, and it's great that there is a campground that can be used for free almost anywhere in the city.The park itself is very large and it feels good to just take a walk. Around the pond, there is a jogging course, play equipment for small children, a water play area, feeding the large carp swimming in the pond, boating, a long course of go-karts, a baseball field, a small park golf course, and other small preparations. It looks like you can do a lot of things. There are several facilities in the city where you can take a day trip to the baths. It's free, so you can't help but take all your trash home with you. I'm sure you'll take home lots of fun memories, so please be respectful and have fun😉