Happu Campground

The river is beautiful and deep, making it a very enjoyable campsite. However, as others have written, the traffic jams for check-in are terrible. Due to the inefficiency, we waited for over 30 minutes even though we had an early check-in. It's impossible.Also, all the tap water comes from the river, so you can't use it at all. It was my first time not having potable water and it was very inconvenient. You cannot use dishes that have been washed in river water. . I was completely satisfied with everything except for 2 points.

There is an erosion control dam, so I would like to ask the campsite to take precautions against danger.

The restrooms are newer and cleaner than before, and the number of facilities has increased little by little, making them easier to use. Perhaps they have increased the number of staff members because of this, and there are a few young people who look like part-time college students.I wouldn't say they have a bad attitude, but I can't say it's good either. Customer service...I liked the homely feeling I had before.At night, the tent seemed to be blown away by the strong winds. We had a living tent, so it was fine, but the group who had put up a tarp looked like it was going to be blown away in the middle of the night, and they had to clean it up in a hurry. The sound of the wind was so loud that I had a hard time sleeping.Coin-operated shower for 300 yen for 10 minutes. Hair dryer is also 100 yen.If you have so many 100 yen coins, I wish there was a money exchange machine in the shower room. I went up and down the stairs several times to exchange money and go to the vending machine to buy juice.The shop does not sell ice or commercially available ice cream. If you want to eat ice cream, you can buy soft serve ice cream or shaved ice for 300 yen. (Personally, I wanted to buy store-bought ice cream and eat it in my tent.)By the time I started preparing dinner, the store and administration building were already closed, so if I was planning to buy charcoal or firewood, I had to buy it first or I wouldn't be able to get it. If you forget something like seasonings, you're done. I thought.The site was very spacious and it was easy to pitch a tent. There are so many auto sites (44, I think), and some of them are very narrow, so it's kind of a hit or miss... Apparently you can choose the site yourself.It's easy to play in the river because the water is very clean, has a certain depth, and the current is gentle. I think this is the most recommended feature of this campground.There weren't many horseflies or blackflies, so I had a comfortable time.At night, the starry sky was very beautiful. Sometimes I could see shooting stars.

I've been there before and it's my favorite place because you can play in the river and it's full of nature, but it's a little expensive.However, I made a reservation again this time because it was a nice place, but I was told that a large typhoon was approaching, so I had no choice but to give up. If you try to cancel, you will be charged a cancellation fee of 3,600 yen.We were also fully prepared to go shopping, etc., but I think we can't help it if there is a typhoon.If an accident were to occur while playing in the river, wouldn't that be bad for the campsite?I never thought that there would be a cancellation fee in such a situation.Moreover, he had a very high-pressure attitude.We are open for business! If you don't like it, just come.However, if the government says no, I will take time off. That doesn't mean we have any compensation...For some reason, I ended up paying a cancellation fee.I don't want to go to such a customer-friendly place again, and I can't recommend it.I felt really sad.