Nagatoro auto campground

[Dog free site]I stayed atIt's mostly flat, so I didn't have any trouble finding a place to sleep or eat.However, even though it is this spacious, you can only fit one tent, so it was difficult to set up a family (large) tent for the first time in a while.I don't like this difficulty, so recently I've been setting up two solo tents for each husband and wife... (with the dog in one).You can't see the river at all because it's in a forest area, butThe site itself is spacious and there are a lot of trees, so it's difficult to hear voices, and you don't have to worry about people talking next door. (I know what you're saying, but I don't understand what you're saying)However, I am grateful that it drains well.The gravel is so fine that it gets stuck in the pole lolIt went into the pole about 3 times and was difficult to take out. (I took it out using the edge of a knife)I understand that if you use large gravel, it will be uncomfortable to sleep on, but you can fix that by using a cot or using two or three layers of mats...I don't like people who get stones stuck in their poles (people who can't take stones out of the poles)...Also, my dog ​​started having pain in his legs (started dragging his legs) from the first day.By the second day, I could barely walk.I think gravel absorbs too much water (easily dries out) for a dog's paw pads.【aisle】There are many muddy dirt paths leading to the toilets and kitchen, so both dogs' feet and human shoes get dirty.It would be helpful if there was a place to wash the dog's feet near the site.I have to wash them at the bonfire stand and peg washing area a little further away, and then I have to carry them back to the site to keep them from getting dirty again, so if you have a medium-sized or heavier child, it might be quite difficult.I gave emergency treatment with human lotion, emulsion, and moisturizing cream, but when I got home and checked, my paws were dry and flaky.I still treat it with heparin and Pastalon after lotion.[Water spot]Kitchen, toilet, shower roomIt's very clean and suitable for girls and beginners (cleanliness that won't make you hate camping)I dropped the lotion lid once (it rolled over) and when I pulled it out from under the water pipe under the sink, it was covered in spider webs and dust lol.(It seems that corners have been cut in areas that are hard to see.)I thought it was a good idea to have plastic bags for food waste hanging behind the kitchen.There were no amenities in the shower room, so I thought there would be at least body soap, but I washed my face with my own face wash lol.The hair dryer was a professional one (unlike the cheap ones that are common in public baths that take a long time to dry), and it dried quickly.[Temperature, season]Although it was late September, it was cool.It feels cool when I'm standing still (resting), but hot when I move.It gets a little cold from late night to early morning. (Long sleeves and long pants are sufficient.)There were also fewer insects. (I'm burning three Shinbayashi incense sticks lol)[Vending machine]There was an outdoor food vending machine between the waste dump near the main site and the kitchen.I thought it was unusual and interesting, but it was too expensive lol【Fee】It was 7,000 yen for 2 adults and 1 dog on a weekday.It seems a little expensive, but I think it's reasonable considering the facilities...

The atmosphere and environment are good, but the service and facilities are not good.We stayed at Family's Kitchen.Below are the points I was dissatisfied with.〇There are too few items in the room considering the price. It is inconvenient that you have to pay for all kitchen utensils. There is a pot, but it is a simple one and the quality is not very good, and the knife that was paid for was not sharp.〇The business hours of the shop are too short. When I need something urgently, I have to go out to buy it. Still, it's too inconvenient to have to be back by 8:30pm.〇The quality of the charcoal sold at the shop is poor.Maybe the one I bought this time was bad, but no matter how hard I tried, it wouldn't catch fire.〇I was grateful that the garbage was collected, but the size of the bag was small even though I could only buy one bag.I think it would be better for those using the camp to bring their own camping equipment.

This time, I came to take advantage of Earth's Silver Week and go camping.As soon as I checked in, I was annoyed because the old lady running the business lied to me about whether there was an air conditioner, but as a Saiyan, I don't get irritated by that much. The problem is the rules for throwing away trash.They only collect the garbage when I leave, so when I woke up in the morning, my garbage had been eaten by crows. (I killed the crow with a kick)There's also a charge for garbage bags, so it's a good business for Earthlings.However, the location and soil were good, and I think a good cultivator would grow here...!

It may be unavoidable that garbage bags cost 200 yen each, but since the garbage is collected at the reception on the last day, there is no place to collect garbage, and the bag gets eaten up by crows, so you have to pay extra for the bag. It took a while. Rather than providing paid garbage bags, I would like to see a place for garbage collection.

I've been interested in going camping with my family for a while.I guess it's a high standard campsite.It's well-maintained, well-equipped, and has a stylish atmosphere.There are also photo spots that will appeal to girls.I was just planning on playing in the river, but the Arakawa River in front of me was flowing so fast that even adults couldn't do anything about it.It's a river where you can go rafting, so that's what I expected.There is a small stream and a pond, and the children are very happy to catch fish.

You can play in the water and go rafting along the river.We went on the day of the fireworks, and there were light bulbs on the trees, so they were a nuisance from where we were.I wish they would have taken care to turn off the lights when there were fireworks.

You can especially enjoy the view site while looking out at the river.The entire campsite is clean and showers are available for free.It's one of my favorite campgrounds.

The location is perfect. Shower, toilet, clean and good. The reception shop closes at 5:30 pm, which is a bit early, so I think it would be helpful if it stays open until at least 7 pm.Even though it was summer, there were so few insects that it didn't bother me that much. However, the chorus of bullfrogs continued until late at night. .Although the bungalow is a high grade type, it is questionable that the toilet is not a washlet. .I also want a TV and a microwave. It costs about 37,000 yen per night in high season.

A campsite with a calm atmosphere. When I used it, there were many families with small children. Silent time is set from 22:00 to 06:00, so it's really quiet.You can go out to the riverbank and play in the water, but please be careful when letting preschool children play as there is a current.It's close to the city center, so if you forget something, you won't have to worry about shopping, but be aware that you won't be able to enter or leave your car between 8:30pm and 8:00pm.

I used it for camping. There's a bit of wind along the river, so it's comfortable even in summer if you have a tarp to protect you from the sun. At night it was about 26 degrees, which was perfect. This is a campsite I would like to visit again.