青少年野外活動教育センター幡降野営場
8.6
Excellent(56 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
Youth Outdoor Education Center Hanagoe Campground
The 青少年野外活動教育センター幡降野営場 is a unique outdoor education center and campground located in the heart of nature, offering an immersive experience for young adventurers and families. Nestled in a tranquil setting, this hotel provides easy access to some of the region's most iconic attractions. Guests can explore the beautiful Okayama Korakuen, a restored 18th-century garden just 37 minutes away, or visit the historical Okayama Castle, a 16th-century replica featuring stunning exhibits and expansive gardens, located 40 minutes from the hotel. The serene Kibitsu Jinja, known for its pristine architecture, is a short 45-minute journey, while the Yumeji Art Museum and Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art, showcasing contemporary and traditional works, can be reached in under 40 minutes.
Accommodations at the hotel are designed for comfort, featuring spacious rooms equipped with essential amenities that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Each room offers an array of conveniences, ensuring a restful stay. Special amenities include high-speed internet access and fully equipped kitchens, allowing guests to feel at home.
Accessibility is a highlight, with public transport options readily available, such as the nearby Okayama Momotaro Airport, which is approximately a 29-minute taxi ride away. The hotel is committed to guest safety, implementing rigorous health and safety measures to ensure a secure environment.
Guests are encouraged to engage in local culture through various activities available on-site and nearby, fostering an unforgettable experience. Top attractions such as shopping areas and cultural sites provide a rich tapestry of experiences, making this hotel an ideal base for exploration.
For dining, nearby restaurants offer diverse culinary experiences, from traditional Japanese fare to contemporary international cuisine. Each restaurant is known for its unique dishes, ensuring a delightful culinary journey for every guest.
We warmly invite you to experience the vibrant offerings of 青少年野外活動教育センター幡降野営場, where adventure meets comfort, and create unforgettable memories.
Accommodations at the hotel are designed for comfort, featuring spacious rooms equipped with essential amenities that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Each room offers an array of conveniences, ensuring a restful stay. Special amenities include high-speed internet access and fully equipped kitchens, allowing guests to feel at home.
Accessibility is a highlight, with public transport options readily available, such as the nearby Okayama Momotaro Airport, which is approximately a 29-minute taxi ride away. The hotel is committed to guest safety, implementing rigorous health and safety measures to ensure a secure environment.
Guests are encouraged to engage in local culture through various activities available on-site and nearby, fostering an unforgettable experience. Top attractions such as shopping areas and cultural sites provide a rich tapestry of experiences, making this hotel an ideal base for exploration.
For dining, nearby restaurants offer diverse culinary experiences, from traditional Japanese fare to contemporary international cuisine. Each restaurant is known for its unique dishes, ensuring a delightful culinary journey for every guest.
We warmly invite you to experience the vibrant offerings of 青少年野外活動教育センター幡降野営場, where adventure meets comfort, and create unforgettable memories.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Spacious rooms designed for family comfort and relaxation
2. High-speed internet and fully equipped kitchens for convenience
3. Proximity to significant cultural and historical attractions
4. Rigorous health and safety measures for guest protection
5. Easy access to public transportation and nearby airports
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Okayama Korakuen
37 min
Okayama Castle40 min
Kibitsu Jinja (Sanbi Ichinomiya)45 min
Yumeji Art Museum36 min
Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art38 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Okayama Momotaro Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 29 min |
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Location
Airports:
Okayama Momotaro Airport
Taxi: 29 min
Transit: 2 hr 55 min
Tokushima Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 54 min
Transit: 5 hr 18 min
Takamatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 32 min
Transit: 3 hr 48 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 12 min
Transit: 5 hr 19 min
Transit:
Nonokuchi Station
Taxi: 20 min
Walking: 2 hr 8 min
Kanagawa Station
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 1 hr 35 min
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5.8
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Reviews
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8.6
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h M
5/5
A free campsite located on the grounds of a temple called Fumon-in. You can also use the toilets and kitchen for free. There is a charge, but there is also a shower, so please apply at the reception on the day.Prior notice is required when using the facility.I also called the temple one hour before arriving that evening, applied for use, and headed there.A campsite with beautiful sunrise and morning mist
T. T
4/5
There is a kitchen and flush toilets (rather clean), and I'm glad it's free!I think it's a quiet place except for planes flying over, but there were some very loud Gulkyan people nearby, so it would have been great if they weren't there!I had to take the trash (including charcoal) home with me, but since I could use it for free, I picked up the trash that had fallen near where I had set up and took it home.Momotaro Ichiyukan is a little further down the road, which is also my favorite bathhouse, so it was great ✨
雄二小川（旅人）
5/5
This is a free camping site that requires reservation and application.It was located inside a temple on a hill in the mountains, and had a great view.It's limited to 5 groups per day, so I think it's a good idea to check in advance.Before using the service, I checked by phone, went to the site, and completed the formalities before using the service.There are two sites on two levels, a flat area with grass and some soil, and a free site.Facilities Water facilities and drinks in the roomI'm sure it was impossible.Flush toilet, bring paper towelsUsage rules1, No open flames allowed2. Be sure to take your trash home with you.3. Pets are allowed, but owners must dispose of feces and urine.It's a free camping site, but the other campers were well behaved and it was quiet, so it was a nice place.There is also a sense of security because the chief priest who is managing the property is also living there.
福にこ
5/5
Earlier this month, four girls visited us. They are really kind and even give me firewood, which is a huge amount of 1,000 yen (they have been drying it for 2 years)! It seems that you can use it for campground maintenance costs. I couldn't use it all up so I loaded it into my car (lol) The approach road was lit up at night, so it wasn't scary or creepy at all. The hospital I work at is much scarier... Three days later, on my day off, I was contacted on the same day and went solo camping. A starry sky! Actually, I wanted to hide it, but...it was reserved for me! It's a temple, so it's great to have the chief priest nearby! It was sunny on the day I left, so I hung out my tent and shelf to dry and went home feeling refreshed! Maybe veteran campers would like to hide it here. It seems to be limited to 5 groups. It has a toilet with water and a kitchen. I don't want to write a review, but is there a place like this for free? That's what I think. a. Don't imagine it as a stylish glamping experience. It's just a campsite. It's a temple, so I won't bother you. Thank you. I would like to send a heartfelt thank you (thank you in paper form (lol)) and I would like to visit such a wonderful campground because I want it to continue. I buy firewood every time, so I might be happy if I could reserve it. Like alcohol, how old is it... something like that. I'll review it, but I don't want you to really want to go there. If you go there for a while, you'll find good fresh fish and meat, and there's a supermarket with DAISO, but I don't want you to come there. If anything, there's TSUTAYA.
3 GUMi
4/5
Although it is a Shingon sect temple, various events are held here from time to time.Deep in the mountains like this? There are many things to do, so it might be a good idea to check the schedule.
K nakamura
4/5
A plane takes off directly overhead and passes by. Other than that, it's very quiet.The chief priest is very kind, and I'm a repeat customer.
やすねん
3/5
Good thing it was free.
Shawn Michaels
5/5
Although it is free, there are clean and warm toilets and running water, which I am very grateful for.We have never encountered any ill-mannered users who make noise in the middle of the night, which is common at free camping sites.Thank you to the administrator ^^
かなめかなめ
5/5
It was a wonderful placeYou can camp for free, the restrooms are clean, and you can rent running water.They sell firewood, and showers are available for a fee.I'm at a level where I don't mind being allowed to use it for free, so I went up to the top and put in a generous amount of money as an offering ^ - ^
N T
4/5
You can use the toilet and water for free.Because it's on a hill, the view of the sunrise and the sea of clouds was amazing.
s y
5/5
It was my first time visiting and it was great! I'm also happy that you can use it for free! The site is divided into two levels, upper and lower, and both are small enough to accommodate 5.6 groups. Both are auto sites, so you can drive in.Facilities include flush toilets (next to reception) and a kitchen. The reception desk is not always staffed, so please call when you arrive. It's an unusual site located inside a temple, so if you're interested, please check it out.
0327 yossie
4/5
I have been taking care of her regularly since I had a free-range dog. The site is divided into three parts, and the allocation is determined by the chief priest, who is also a boy scout and administrator. There is a flush toilet at the back of the house. The scenery is deserted, but there is a convenience store nearby, so it's a good place to relax during the off-season. The downside is that there are regular Gurcans who look like their own, and there are a lot of snakes.It is the chief priest's goodwill to open it to the general public who is not a member of the Boy Scouts, so please use it wisely. Due to the nature of my work as a chief priest, I am often absent on weekends and during the day, so please make a reservation by phone the day before.
MASAHIRO HANAFUSA
4/5
free. quiet. I could also use the flush toilet.
Turtle Camp
5/5
This is a temple campsite.It's free, so I used it often.There are also toilets and a kitchen area, which is very convenient.There are 3-4 sites, so it's quite large, so you can try out various things.
fleed Sora
5/5
It will be closed from December 2020 to early spring due to coronavirus measures!
tamarine channel
4/5
I went on a weekday at the end of November 2020, and it was reserved exclusively ❗️According to other reviews, the chief priest of this temple loves the outdoors so much that he takes care of Boy Scouts, and that's why the campground was built...It was amazing that such a good campsite was free, so I was excited to make an offering the next morning❣️It was probably an old review that said it had a clean washlet toilet, but unfortunately, it wasn't cleaned very often, and important things were left at the convenience store the next morning...(･･;)There was also a large dog that was allowed to roam free, but it seemed like there was no longer a dog there, so there was only a large cage.I would like to go there again if it is nearby❗️I'm uploading it to Youtube. Search with #catcamp△❗️
osamu camper
5/5
I stayed for one night starting Friday evening.It is run by the temple chief priest. It seems to be run by members of the Boy Scouts, but it is well maintained even though it is free. Water and toilets are available for free rental, and when you are so conscientious, you naturally want to use them with good manners. It seems to be popular, and there were about 5 other groups besides us staying from Friday to Saturday. There is an upper site and a lower site, but advance reservations are required as the chief priest will allocate a place in the order of reservations. I was guided to the lower site, which was smaller than the upper site, but quieter and nicer. There was almost no wind as it was surrounded by mountains. On the other hand, it can be hot in the summer. I think the season of autumn leaves is the best. We will use you again.
山嵐
5/5
It's free and so beautiful! You can clearly see the care of the person in charge! There was a usable toilet attached to the manager's house, and it was clean and got a lot of points.
岡崎忠
1/5
Snakes and insects are buzzing
GOHSTRIDER1978
3/5
I came looking for a campsite ( ・∇・)I was able to speak with the chief priest for a short time.Reservations are required in advance by phone etc. ☎️There are three locations where you can camp.Left side of the temple grounds on the top floor (no shade)Scoot house (not a campsite, but there is a tap water supply area)Left side of the hill (with shade) (outdoor lighting (small) available. Consult with the chief priest?)On the left side slightly higher than the entrance (with shade)It says.There are toilets, and although the kitchen is unconfirmed, it seems that tap water is provided.There were signs of an open fire in the camp on the left side of the hill.The chief priest explained to me that I would be asked to bring everything with me.Also, there is no problem with an open fire as long as it is large enough to keep you warm.Campfires don't seem to work.The atmosphere was very quiet and I felt like it was an environment where I could enjoy the chirping of birds and the rich nature!Definitely in the near future ♫