ソロキャンプ場（ニューサンピア埼玉おごせ）
7.2
Very Good(53 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
New Sunpia Saitama Ogose Solo Camp Site
Located in the scenic region of Saitama, the ソロキャンプ場（ニューサンピア埼玉おごせ） offers an immersive escape into nature, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking relaxation and adventure. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes, the hotel is situated just a short distance from several key attractions that highlight the area’s charm. Guests can visit the nearby MOOMINVALLEY PARK, a delightful lakeside park featuring Scandinavian comic book characters, just 34 minutes away. The Saitama Children's Zoo, which offers fun animal encounters and horseback rides, is only 20 minutes from the hotel, while the picturesque Kinchakuda and the vibrant Hitsujiyama Park are also within easy reach. History lovers can explore the Chichibu Shrine, located 1 hour and 3 minutes away, or admire the area's traditional festivals. The hotel’s design blends traditional Japanese aesthetic with modern comforts, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that encourages relaxation. The rooms at the hotel are designed with comfort in mind, featuring spacious layouts, comfortable bedding, and an overall sense of tranquility to ensure guests have a restful stay. Special amenities include high-speed internet, fully equipped kitchens in select rooms, and facilities that cater to both leisure and business travelers. Convenient access to local transport makes exploring the area hassle-free. Nearby Ogose Station is just 9 minutes by taxi, and Narita International Airport is a 2-hour drive away. The hotel ensures guests’ safety and well-being with stringent health and safety measures, prioritizing cleanliness and hygiene. Guests can enjoy various outdoor activities at the hotel, including exploring the local area or relaxing in the serene environment. The region also boasts an array of dining options, offering delicious local cuisine and international fare, making every meal an experience. Visit ソロキャンプ場（ニューサンピア埼玉おごせ） for a memorable stay and enjoy everything this peaceful retreat has to offer.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Beautiful lakeside park (MOOMINVALLEY PARK) just 34 minutes away.
2. Saitama Children's Zoo, with animal encounters, located 20 minutes from the hotel.
3. Close proximity to Kinchakuda and Hitsujiyama Park for outdoor activities.
4. Chichibu Shrine, a historical landmark, only 1 hour and 3 minutes away.
5. Modern rooms with spacious layouts and comfortable bedding.
6. High-speed internet and fully equipped kitchens in select rooms.
7. Convenient access to Ogose Station, just 9 minutes by taxi.
8. Nearby transport options to major airports like Narita and Haneda.
9. Strict health and safety measures to ensure guest well-being.
10. Delicious local and international dining options available nearby.
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
MOOMINVALLEY PARK
34 min
Saitama Children's Zoo20 min
Kinchakuda28 min
Hitsujiyama Park1 hr 1 min
Chichibu Shrine1 hr 3 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 38 min |
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Location
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 6 min
Transit: 2 hr 59 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 38 min
Transit: 2 hr 36 min
Transit:
Ogose Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 48 min
Bushū-Karasawa Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 10 min
中津久根（バス）
Walking: 15 min
Myōkaku Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 59 min
ニューサンピア埼玉越生（バス）
Walking: 2 min
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6.4
Good Location
Top Attractions
Reviews
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7.3
9 reviews
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UMI
4/5
The solo site doesn't allow solo groups or duos, so all you can hear is the sounds of chopping wood and bonfires, which is great! If possible, it would be helpful if the souvenir shop had souvenirs that could be easily used as ingredients for dinner.When I took a bath on the way home, my skin felt smooth and moist.
Y O
3/5
High points for a campground with a hot spring. If you use the hotel toilet, it will be clean. The location is good, up 70 steps.
ジンベエさん
2/5
The stairs to the site are too steep.
かぴぃきゃんぷ
4/5
I went there last month.The facilities (including the campsite) were better than I expected.(Although I was a little afraid of the collapse)This time I used auto, but since there is a bus stop on the premises, I would like to try camping on foot in the solo area.
きたひ
3/5
Since I made the reservation the day before and used Jalan points, it actually cost 100 yen. However, due to lack of research, I ended up carrying my luggage up and down the stairs about 6 times and was drenched in sweat.At night, it was pitch black and I enjoyed the feeling of solo camping. The camping toilet was smelly so I walked to the hotel.
TAKEHIKO H.
4/5
Used on Showa Day from April 28th (Sunday) to April 29th (Monday), 2024.It was the first two-day holiday of Golden Week, but the price was ¥1500. There seems to be no top season pricing. The price is ¥2,500 on Saturdays throughout the year, and ¥1,500 on weekdays and Sundays, so it's a good deal on holidays between (Sunday) and (Monday) on the calendar. Perhaps because of that, 20 people made reservations that day. I checked with the front desk of the hotel, but there were no regulations regarding the size of the tent, and the stance was that the tarp should not get in the way next to it, which was neither good nor bad. However, it is large enough that even 20 people will not have to worry about finding a place to set up their tent. There is water, a sink, and a temporary Japanese-style toilet in the solo camp parking lot. You can use the Western-style shower and toilet at the hotel. The problem was having to climb the 68 steps to the solo camping area with my camping gear and then going back down. In a sense, no pain, no gain. Once you reach the top of the mountain like a monk, you will find yourself in another world. A solo camper's paradise. But sometimes people who are probably hotel guests walk along the promenade and stare at me. Well, I don't mind, but if you are concerned, be careful not to set up your tent on the side of the walking path! At a campground, the challenge is how to reduce the number of trips up and down the 68 steps. It is also required to carefully select and organize equipment into UL (Ultra Light). No one spoke, just the sound of pegs being hammered, the sound of a bonfire, and the occasional cough from the smoke. Then you can quietly enjoy your own camping world. This is a campground I would like to visit again if I have two days off.
naomiku99
4/5
I want to go next year
Room 4
Service 5
Location5
kattoo
4/5
November 2023This time, I used a site exclusively for one person.This campsite has a hot spring for day trips, and is highly recommended as it is conveniently located from the city center.For campers, the second bath was free on the same day. It's 600 yen on weekdays, and 500 yen after 5:00 pm.We set up, took a bath, ate dinner by the bonfire, and took a bath before bed. It was the best!By the way, it was a weekday and there were 3 people including myself. Since they are far apart, the nights are pitch black.Although it was my first time here, the front desk staff was kind and polite, and made me feel at ease.There are 70 steps to the solo site, but I counted 68 steps from the solo parking lot to the site. However, there are 37 steps from the hot springs and front desk to the private parking lot.The scale of the hot spring is quite large. Body soap and shampoo were also provided, as well as a hair dryer. I think it was 100 yen to rent a towel.I was very curious as to what the countless white objects floating on the surface of the open-air bath were.Even if you deduct everything, if you can melt in a hot spring, it's all worth it.[PS] When I entered the hot spring for the first time, I asked the receptionist, ``I'm a campsite user, do you have any discounts?'' and they told me, ``If you let me know your name, your second visit is free.'' Thank you. I think it would be a good idea to bring the tape you received at the hotel reception to wrap around your wrists.
m ina
5/5
This site is exclusively for solo camping, so you can spend your time quietly. You will have to carry your luggage up and down approximately 70 steps, but this will also help you train your ability to carefully select the minimum amount of luggage.It's safe because it's on the hotel grounds, and it's great because you can also take a bath in the hotel's hot springs. ,