Izu West Coast Auto Camp Ginga

Even in the season when there are a lot of fallen leaves, the site is neatly cleared.The kitchen and toilets are also very clean and I always feel comfortable using them.This is a great campsite where you can spend a very quiet time. Especially in winter, you can see the stars beautifully, and even if the west Izu strong westerly wind blows, you won't be affected by the wind much because you're in the mountains.

This is a campsite with a great view and night view.The toilets and sinks are clean and safe for women and children.The lady at the reception was very kind and helpful.He was a very friendly person and easy to talk to.The site is quite large.There was plenty of room even for a large tarp and tent.Also, the Goemon bath is exceptional.Contrary to its appearance, it was very clean, with shampoo, body soap, etc., and a hair dryer, which was very helpful.The hot water is just as you would expect from a heated bath.The water instantly warmed me to the core of my body and felt like a hot spring.I plan to come again.

I stayed solo on March 19th.Even though we arrived an hour earlier than planned, the manager was very attentive in detailing everything from explanations about how to use the site to scenic spots and the weather.Even when I was setting up my tent, I was greeted by someone who was cleaning the grounds.It's humbling to hear that he is responsible for cleaning, handling the reception, and, as others have said, managing the showers and the hot water in the Goemon bath.I was glad that I was able to say hello to them when we passed each other in the car on the way from the campsite the next day.Finally, I would like to thank the manager for his attentiveness and kindness.Please use us again.

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I'm camping solo on a motorcycle - It's warm in Nishi-Izu - There are no big towns, so the sky is full of stars - When I woke up in the middle of the night and crawled out of the tent, I saw Aldebaran ahead of Orion, and the Pleiades star cluster just beyond that. Subaru” ~ Shinji Tanimura has created a great song ~ The night sky is the best campsite ~ It’s on repeat ~

First of all, the starry sky looked beautiful.The site is terraced on a slope, but each step is wider. There is an administration building at the lowest point, and the site is at the top. Therefore, when purchasing firewood or taking a shower, you have to go downhill and return uphill. The ground was mostly gravel, and although it had rained the day before, the water was well drained. However, the ground is hard because it is made of clay. The tent pegs will definitely bend and won't stick. Buy proper pegs.For shopping, there is Super Aoki about 20 minutes away. You can buy just about anything here. There is also a drug store next door.▲1 is access. It's almost a straight road from the main road to the campsite, but since it rained the day before in autumn, there were damp leaves all over the road, which was scary since I went there by bike. Does the car have nothing to do with it? Also, there are many corners and a steep slope, making it feel long, so be careful of oncoming traffic as campground guests come and go. Well, that's why you can see the starry sky beautifully without any lights around.I have written a lot about this, but it is a campsite that I can recommend.

At the end of October, I stayed overnight in the car solo. He had no other reservations and accepted me on what would normally be a day off. Partly because it was reserved, but it was a different experience than when there were a lot of people. With the bright moonlight and the sounds of insects, you won't feel lonely (lol). It was a little hard to see the stars, but it was still beautiful. I was grateful that the toilet and sink were clean and had hot water. The sunrise is also wonderful. I refrained from using the Goemon bath. I would like to enter next time. Thank you very much for your kindness!

I visited you for 3 nights and 4 days.Some of you who have read the reviews,There are some negative reviews about the administrator, and I think some people are holding back.I would like to write about my impressions from my experience there, so I hope it will be helpful when choosing a campsite.In conclusion,The manager wasn't as strict as the reviews say.In fact, I felt that he was a person who cared about his customers.First of all, it's a relatively large venue, but it seems like it's managed by just one person.It might be a bit messy, butThe toilets and kitchen are very clean, and even though it's autumn at each site, there aren't any fallen leaves to be seen.As expected, I was cleaning the grounds every morning.I think you will appreciate this beauty after checking in.Isn't it unusual to see toilet paper folded into a triangular shape at a campsite?What's more, the Goemon bath also uses firewood to heat the water.It seems that it takes 1 to 2 hours to get the hot water to a good level.I only asked for one day, but it was my first time to experience the feeling of the hot water gradually getting hotter, and the feeling of a temperature higher than that of the water coming from the depths seeping into my body.In addition to this, garbage can be separated and disposed of at the campsite,Supplies are also on sale.We have a wide range of products that can be used for consecutive nights.In particular, the firewood was dense, even though it was a coniferous tree, and was easy to use for both cooking and bonfires.I think there are other invisible considerations everywhere.When I spoke with the manager on my way home, I was struck by what he said."It's tough, but I'm happy that the customers who come are happy."I felt that there was more to it than just form.This is my personal opinion, butCampsites are like inns and glamping,I believe that this is different from an accommodation facility where you pay money and receive satisfactory service.Whether you enjoy it or not is up to you.It is also essential to be considerate of the weather and other campers.Above all, it provides such a place.I feel like I'm intruding on nature and the campsite.I think this is a highly recommended campsite for campers who feel the same way.I heard that Auto Camp Galaxy is celebrating its 25th anniversary.We stayed for 3 nights and 4 days, hoping that such a wonderful campsite would continue to provide a comfortable place.

[Reputations from others and impressions after actually visiting]There were one or two outrageous reviews, so I was worried in the back of my mind.There was no problem at all.The manager is very strict and says, ``I ask the users to abide by the rules so that everyone can have a good time.''I got the impression that he was doing things that were obvious to him.The rules themselves are pretty much the same as those at other campgrounds, and they weren't particularly strict about the details.Rather, it seems like they provide a wide range of information so that users don't have to worry about not noticing it.The administrator occasionally patrols the site and keeps an eye on it. We also communicate with users.Because of this kind of consideration, I felt that the campers around me, including myself, were able to spend their time with peace of mind.The audience ranged from solos to families to veterans.[About equipment and site]Although the price is higher than the average price, it has a clean kitchen, plenty of water, and clean and plentiful toilets. Especially noteworthy is the high quality toilet paper.Showers are available for an additional charge, but the changing rooms were also kept well-maintained.The site seems to have been thoroughly cleaned, with no trash or traces of previous users.The site is basically gravel-based, so it would be better to have a mattress or air mat.【congestion】I went on the first day of the three-day holiday in the off-season, and it was about 20-30% full. I'm glad it's empty.Since you can pitch your tent far away from other users, I didn't really hear people talking after 9pm.【bath】I was looking forward to the famous Goemon bath, but I arrived late and couldn't get in.There seem to be three baths, but there seems to be a limit if there is only one manager.【way】When approaching from the north side of the Izu Peninsula (Nishiizu Skyline)Passengers are guaranteed to get car sick due to the extremely steep mountain pass. It's also small and dark.It is wiser to approach from the sea side.