Yunoseonsenkyo Camping Ground

August 2021This is my second time in two years.This time I was connected to the phone (lol)Since it was extremely hot, I rented a bungalow for 6,000 yen.Since I arrived early, I paid an extra 1,000 yen for the day camp fee.The bungalow has no plumbing, just a wooden floor.There are outlets, fans, and lighting.There are holes and gaps in the screen door, so if you're concerned about it, it might be a good idea to have some kind of tape.Play in the river during the day, as there are gnats in the summer.Let's take proper measures against insects♪Fireworks at night (no one else was there as it was a weekday)You can take a bath at Fujii Ryokan across the river for 600 yen until about 7 o'clock.No towels, no hair dryer, hot water smells like sulfur.The hot water is very nice and makes your skin smooth.Garbage was previously dumped at the campsite.To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, people are being asked to take their food home with them.2019.10I can't get through the phone anywayIt was a great campsite♪It's along the river, and the kids enjoyed it because they could play in the shallow area.The divided sites are small, but each has its own stove and water hole.It's very convenient because there is a toilet.The toilet is Japanese style, but it's clean.There is a fallen tree at the back site where the gazebo is located.It's a shame that it's not being used. Actually, that location would have been nice.If you go on a weekday, there will be a lot of time when there will be no one at the reception desk at the hot spring inn.Caution is requiredThe inn was not open that day, but it was open the next day.There was no one there, so I put the money for the bath in the box and went in without permission.As expected from the countryside...

Children love playing in the river. It was a plaza site, but the wooden frame tent section was about 4m x 4m. The tarp seems to require some ingenuity. I would like to come during firefly season next time.

Let's go see the fireflies!

I stayed there on a rainy day.The tent area has good drainage, so water doesn't collect and the tools don't get too dirty (The hot springs after setting up the tent in the rain were very pleasant.) Even if they get dirty, you can wash them in the river in front of you the next morning. .All I could hear was the sound of the rain and the river. There are almost no cars passing by.Recommended for those who like quiet.This is a well-managed campground.I will go again.

The divided site was a little narrow. It's great to have a hot spring nearby.Even better if you have shampoo!

Free ¥2000, power included ¥4000, hot spring ¥600Sulfur mineral spring until 19:00It's a quiet place with a stream flowing nearby.Apparently there are fireflies flying around in the summer ✨The toilets were also clean.Thank you very much for the wonderful place 😊

20/09/26 Temperature 17-23℃Room with water heater 4,000 yen per night.If it doesn't come with it, it's 2000 yen~?I had made a reservation to use the auto service, but everyone was sitting next to me in every section. (The plaza in the back may be small for cars, but there is space to park in front of the campsite.)There is a kitchen.You can use the wood stand to light a fire.The bricks of the furnace can also be taken apart and used.Take your trash home.There is a Japanese-style flush toilet.No shower. (I take a bath at the manager's inn until about 8pm)Vending machine next to the inn.Firewood is sold. (But it was already sold out before 3pm)The closest store is Kamogata Enjo Roadside Station.Along the river, you can come in and play.There are no mosquitoes.There are dragonflies and freshwater crabs.

It is along the river and is very calm.

The location is good.I think opinions will differ depending on the person, but it's close to private houses (hot spring facilities), so it's reassuring when you're in serious danger. There is a sense of security even when playing solo.There are hot springs, toilets, washing areas, a kitchen, and even a garbage dump.(Note: 2020/9, garbage can no longer be thrown away!)Daily Yamazaki, where the owner of Komori Auto Campsite is located, and a small shop across from the hot spring are very close, so there is no need to worry about starving to death.It's surrounded by mountains and rivers, but it's wide open enough to see the sky, so you don't feel cramped. It seems like it can be used by both families and solo users.Postscript for September 2020Stayed for one night during the holidays. It was a full house of family campers.However, the tent site was too small for the tent used by the family, so everyone had to stick it out. This is a negative point.I also went to the hot springs. Hot water is good!If you don't like sulfur, don't use it. It's quite strong in sulfur.The water pressure in the shower is terrible (lol) It can accommodate up to 5 people at most.Price: 600 yen for adults. It's a little expensive considering the content.However, it is better to go there because it is a rare hot spring and you can feel refreshed.[Important] I don't understand the logic, but due to the influence of Corona, garbage collectionI haven't done it. Please note that you will have to take it home!

I went there during the day when it was raining, so it was pretty empty.I was told that it was fully booked, but there were only about 3 spots available. I was able to stay in the hot springs without being crowded.