Nature Village Otaki

12km from 7-Eleven Nishiizu Nishina store along R136, altitude 247mFree site ¥3000 per night, Autosite ¥3500 per night¥1000 per adultAC power usage ¥1000Open flames, generators, and fireworks are prohibited🈺Check-in 13:00 - Check-out 11:00Open every day from April to September, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays only from October to March

Go to the unexplored area of ​​OtakiAs you climb further up, another waterfall appears.amazing place

It used to be called Otaki Land. There is a large waterfall upstream with a height of 50m, which is truly a large waterfall. Upstream is Sangai Falls, a beautiful and mysterious waterfall with a height of 30 meters. Both are beautiful waterfalls that are unknown to most people.There are still 10 waterfalls with large drops and rare waterfalls in this area. Although it is a wonderful tourist resource, it has not been developed.

This time we stayed in a bungalow, but it really felt like camping in nature. Although it was out of season, it was nice to be able to see fireflies.

Personally, I'm very satisfied. I've never seen a toilet at a campsite that doesn't smell so bad. It was well styled and very comfortable. However, there is only one male and one female, so the number is small. It wasn't that much of a deal though.There is a river flowing right next door and you can spend your time listening to its sound. On the other hand, if you don't like this kind of natural noise, it may not be suitable for you. I felt refreshed during such a hot summer and it was great.The access road must pass through a narrow mountain road. Periodically there will be points where two vehicles can pass at the same time, so if you find yourself in a narrow space with an oncoming vehicle, be sure to give way to each other.I didn't have a barbecue stove, so I borrowed one. Charcoal tongs, iron plates, and nets will be lent to you. The total cost was 1,000 yen.At night, I tried to take pictures of the stars, but unfortunately it was cloudy and I couldn't get a good picture of them, but once there were some clear skies along the way, I saw a huge number of stars. I think it would be terrible on a sunny day.

I had the luxury of using the auto site on my bike.The manager was also kind and made me feel comfortable.Next time, check out the free site!

I managed to make a reservation for Golden Week and went there.There was also a trout fishing pond, and we caught the fish we caught there and had it for dinner. It was delicious♪The managers were also very nice people and we had a great time.

I visited him during Obon this year.I had a very good impression when I saw it on the website, but when I went there I was very disappointed.Experience nature? ? ? ?Even though nature is natural, it is an auto site that has been left alone. The division is also vague. For this reason, many campers set up outside of the area.The trees are overgrown and difficult to set up. It is very dangerous as wasps come and go frequently. I killed 4-5 of them in one day. moss? There's something like that growing on it that makes it slippery (actually, it hurts when you fall down and it gets dirty with moss).The toilets are also dirty because they are left in their natural state and have not been cleaned. There is no water in the shower even though you are paying for it.Playing in the river is risking your life. Older children can easily reach the river, but small children may find it difficult. The current was rough and there were no safe places to play in the river (in fact, my 4th grade son almost got swept away). I don't know if they are breeding some kind of fish in the ruins on the other side, but there is some salt water mixed in with the river.There is certainly a fishing pond, but a pond? It is not a place that can be called a fishing spot as you cannot see the bottom. I doubt if there are any big fish listed on the HP. Even if I caught a fish, I wouldn't want to eat it. I was able to visually confirm the medaka-sized fish lolAt night, some idiot sets off fireworks, and some drunken old man picks a fight. There are just too many campers who don't follow the rules.There are almost no managers. If they do come out, they will tell you to leave quickly, saying "Are you still not going home?" every 10 minutes starting 30 minutes before check-out. I almost got angry. A Shiba Inu that you probably keep at the campsite? is free range. Garbage is vandalized and scattered. It barks when you try to get rid of it. I was bitten. It's supposed to be a report, right?The only thing that made me satisfied was the overwhelming sight of stars spread across the sky.But that's it.If you still want to camp・Only raw garbage can be disposed of (100 yen per small plastic bag). All other garbage must be taken home.・Please be prepared for scratches and cracks if you have a low-height vehicle.・Families with small children should be careful. I'm definitely going to fall off a cliff.・Take proper measures against insects! You could lose your life.Honestly, I'll never ask again.

It was a wonderful campsite where you could experience nature. The river had big rocks and beautiful water, and the 50m waterfall we climbed after climbing for about 15 minutes was so close to the sound and power that I was moved. The starry sky where you can see the Milky Way was so moving that I didn't think I could see such a starry sky in the Kanto region. I go every year!

It's in ruinsThere are some ruins, so I recommend not going there if you risk your life. Full of negative aura.