Nakaoyama Kogen Camping Ground

2022/8/11~13Bungalow information(For 8 people, Susuki)*See photo⭐Price/1 building, 1 night 5,230 yen (tax included)⭐Usage period/from late April to November☆Number of people/Up to 8 people☆Pets/indoors allowed (free)☆Exterior/High floor log☆Indoor/floor, soil prohibited☆Shoe box/Yes☆Mold odor etc./None☆Indoor light/2 (lamp type, orange light)☆Outdoor light/None☆Power supply/2 locations (2 ports each)☆Bunk beds/4 beds (tatami flooring, shelf available, small window)☆Bedding/None☆Desk/large and small (1 each)☆Chairs/4 legs (round chairs)☆2 screen doors/windows, none at the small bed window, none at the entrance/balcony entrance☆Window form/push-up type (fixed with a holding rod)☆There is a balcony☆Equipment/Broom☆Insects/Even if there is no screen door during the day, there are no horseflies, bush mosquitoes, etc. (If you turn on the lights at night, moths etc. may come in)☆Parking space/None near the 8-person bungalow (side-side parking for loading and unloading luggage is possible)There are bungalows for 4 people nearby.☆You can also use the tarp/Seseragi Plaza (free of charge)☆Cooking area/Yes (no trash thrown away, take everything home)☆Toilet/Yes (flushing, good cleaning condition)☆Shower building/10 minutes.300 yen (shampoo and body soap free)☆Shopping/It's far from town, so bring your own supplies for a few days (vending machines are available at Heiseisou)Used for 3 nights and 4 days during Obon holidayA campsite located in the best location as a base camp for climbing Mt. Tsurugi and Sanmine.3 bungalows for 8 peopleThe problem is that it is difficult to bring in luggage because it is located in a forest area.The bungalow for 4 people is adjacent to the murmuring plaza, so it gets plenty of sunlight.It seems easy to carry luggage and is easy to use.This time I used “Susuki”When I opened the door, I was surprised at how dark it was even though it was daytime!It's dark even with the lights onIf you ask me, is it like a mountain hut?It can't be helped because it's in a forest zone.Although the building and equipment are old and deteriorating, the cleanliness is not bad.There are advantages too, it's cooler anyway.If you open the window, the breeze will flow through, so you don't need a fan or fan.Even in the extremely hot summer, the temperature is just right by closing the windows at night and early in the morning.I didn't know that there were bunk beds because there wasn't much information.This bunk bed is very easy to use.We stayed for 4 people, and each person could use one bunk bed, so each person had their own luggage storage space on the upper bunk and a dedicated bed and private space on the lower bunk.The shelves were also clever and useful for managing valuables etc.There is no hand-held light, so a light is a must!Good room layout and plenty of spaceIt's nice to be able to see car camping from the balcony through the gaps in the trees.Since we were staying for the purpose of mountain climbing, we didn't have to stay at the campsite during the day, so we lived in a bungalow where we left at 5 a.m. and returned after 3 a.m.Even if you come home tired, you can take a shower right away, and enjoy a leisurely meal in the bungalow while being soothed by the orange lamp-style lights.I don't eat out, so I don't have to put up a tarp.Bungalows are great because you don't have to worry about living in a tent in the rain.I was able to spend three days enjoying a mountain trip in Shikoku.Auto sites and cottages are full during the Obon season.I was disappointed that there were noisy people there until late at night.Family campers, don't let your kids play tag until late at night.Young people at the cottage, let loose in moderationPlease note that some of the bungalows in the campground are old and are no longer in use; please contact Heiseisou for details.

We used the auto campsite for one night on July 31st and August 1st. The days of the week were Sunday and Monday, so there were no other users. It's a very comfortable campsite, and at night you can see a sky full of stars.If the weather is nice, I recommend getting up early and seeing the sunrise. You can see the sunrise from the road next to the toilet.The temperature that day was so hot that it would be considered a hot day in the flatlands, but the campsite was comfortable. I was sweating during the day, but the mornings and evenings were very cool, so wearing long sleeves might be a good idea.There are very few mosquitoes (I hardly saw them). However, there were quite a few horseflies. You'll need insect spray.Also, there aren't many places to shop around the campsite, so we recommend that you complete your preparations before you arrive. There was some firewood and charcoal in the office (Heiseisou).【Facility】Site = Each site can be approached by car. Each site also has its own furnace and sink. The distance between you and your neighbors is relatively small, so you won't feel cramped. This time it was reserved for just me.Kitchen: There is a kitchen next to the toilet. This is inside a building, so it seems like you can use it even if it suddenly rains.The toilet is about a minute walk away, but I think it's scary for girls to go there alone. Also, there is only Japanese style.Showers: There are three shower spaces for men and women. It was 300 yen for 3 minutes. The shower facility also has a toilet. I think this is easier for girls to use. This is also Japanese style.Garbage=Basically, I was told to take my trash home with me. There is a place for cooking rice at each site, so you can leave the ashes left there.

It's a clean facility and well managed.

I love how peaceful it is