Kyūkamura Nyūtō Onsenkyō Camping Ground

I went to see it in July. I went to see the lawn, and I think the space and facilities are good, but please cut the grass. The way I saw it, I didn't even want to step foot in it. I think it would be difficult to manage that size. I wonder if the season is around May?

We stayed at a forest campsite with no power supply. Even during consecutive holidays, there were only two groups of guests (a total of more than ten people), which was a bit deserted.Because it was a cloudy and rainy day when I went there, and I really longed for sunshine, I felt that the campground was even more eerie (´;ω;`)

I went in the summer, and there were a lot of gadflies. We recommend bringing your own internet to prevent horseflies.

On weekdays, we will accept applications at a vacation village a little further away.You cannot enter the hot springs at Kyukamura for free. There is a fee for campers.Since it was a weekday in mid-June, there were 3 groups using the campsite, including me.I got the impression that the site was a little larger than stated on the homepage. Circus TC Comfort MID was barely able to be set up.The biggest problem was that there was no cell phone signal.SoftBank, but what about other carriers?Nyuto Onsen is so popular that we recommend it for those who can't make a reservation for lodging, or for those who want to camp cheaply.

I stayed at Rinkan Auto Site for several nights.The site number within the Rinkan Auto Site will not be specified at the reception. All you have to do is set up your place where you like and hang a red tag indicating that it has been accepted.Firewood is available for sale at the campsite reception. It looks like coniferous wood scraps (probably), so if you want to use hardwood in your car, it would be a good idea to have one on hand.However, there are a lot of fallen trees, and people who use nature stoves should be able to make a bonfire by purchasing locally.There were quite a lot of trees at the forest road auto site, so it didn't seem necessary to use a tarp for shade.There are many trees and I think it is possible to sleep in a hammock.There was a river flowing below the cliff, so I could hear the sound of the river all the time.There are flush toilets and showers in the sanitary building on the auto site side, but since this is a campsite in a hot spring village, it would be better to go to the hot springs.I took a bath in Tsuru no Yu.The forest road auto site is mainly made of dirt. A 24cm peg would have stuck my foot.au can barely pick up weak radio waves, and depending on the location, it may be outside the prefecture.The sanitary building has electricity, but there are basically no street lights inside the site, so it's very dark, which is a wonderful environment for me. However, there are many trees, so it may not be suitable for enjoying the starry sky.I can hear the sounds of wild animals, so I think it's necessary to take precautions.The highland forest site in the hot spring village is about 3 degrees cooler than the Tazawako Station area, making it easier to spend time there.It is very useful for camping tours by motorcycle because you can throw away garbage in the sanitary etc.By the way, the power source site has a lawn with few trees and I think you can enjoy the starry sky.

I used Rinkan Auto Site, but perhaps it was created by someone with no knowledge of camping, or perhaps they thought it would be a good idea to just make it into a campsite, but the ground was gravel and the pegs could only be inserted half way through.The only light is in the kitchen, and cell phones are always out of range.I think it would be nice if campsite users could have a cheaper bathing fee.There was only one other camper there, probably because it wasn't popular.I know there might be a bear while camping, but if I was told that there might be a bear when I was planning to stay overnight, I wouldn't want to stay overnight.Since the hotel is far away, I think it would be a good idea to have a vending machine.At the time of reception, I was told that I could enter the hot spring once for free and that I would have to pay for the second time.I thought the price included the bathing fee, but after I finished setting up my tent and went to take a hot spring bath, I was told that I had to pay.At the time of reception, I told them that I had heard that I could enter for free once, but they said, ``No, it will cost money.''I went there with my family and I understood that everyone could enter for free once, so it wasn't a mistake.There aren't many people around, so it's a good protection against bears, so if you're someone who enjoys making fun at night, you'll probably enjoy it.Campers are not treated as guests, so they cannot buy tickets to visit the hot springs.I received an email thanking you for your stay, so I thought of writing a questionnaire, but it didn't mention anything about the campsite.I don't have a problem without it, but I normally leave a certificate of payment in a place where I can easily see it in my tent or car, but since it wasn't given to me, I feel like I don't have to come check out and just go home. But.However, the site with power supply was nice. Although expensive.Of course, this is just my personal opinion, so there may be many people who think it's a good campsite.I just don't think so.

I always go camping every year. It's close to the hot springs, so it's not too noisy. It is especially beautiful when the surrounding area is a beech forest and the leaves are fresh green. The season of autumn leaves is also wonderful, but don't forget to take measures to protect yourself from the cold!

This is my third visit (*^_^*)I've only ever visited in the summer,Autumn...On weekdays, there are fewer campers and you can relax!It's great to be able to visit hidden hot springs!The autumn leaves were beautiful!Although it was late October, the temperature dropped to single digits at night, so cold protection is a must!It's a good campsite! Staff's response◎2 nights auto camp 5400 yen [Duo camp]Tohoku Autumn Camp 2023