Buko Camping Ground
7.6
Very Good(272 reviews)
4606-3 Yokoze, Chichibu District, Saitama 368-0072, Japan
+81 494-23-8229
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Hotel Description
Buko Camping Ground, located at 4606-3 Yokoze, Chichibu District, Saitama 368-0072, Japan, is a charming retreat nestled in the scenic surroundings of the Saitama countryside. The campground is an ideal getaway for those seeking a tranquil escape into nature while being close to the vibrant culture of the area. Visitors can enjoy the picturesque beauty of Hitsujiyama Park, which is just a 5-minute drive away, or explore the nearby Shibazakura no Oka, famous for its stunning floral displays. The hotel is designed to offer a unique blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, providing guests with a memorable outdoor experience. The rooms are spacious, well-equipped, and designed with relaxation in mind, ensuring a comfortable stay. The hotel offers a kid-friendly environment, making it an excellent choice for families looking for a safe and enjoyable place to stay. With a variety of nearby attractions like the Chichibu Shrine and Mount Bukō, visitors will find plenty to do, whether they enjoy hiking, cultural exploration, or simply soaking in the natural beauty of the area. For those looking for a taste of local cuisine, the hotel is conveniently located near several restaurants including 天狗坂, an authentic Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant just 3 minutes away by taxi. Whether you are coming to enjoy the famous onsens, explore the picturesque landscapes, or simply relax in nature, Buko Camping Ground provides an unforgettable stay.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 5 min drive to Hitsujiyama Park
2. 14 min walk to nearest train station
3. Guests mentioned 'onsens' 83 times
4. Kid-friendly environment
5. Close proximity to Chichibu Shrine and Mount Bukō
6. Easy access to local restaurants and eateries
7. Picturesque hiking trails nearby
8. Family-friendly accommodations
9. Located in the serene countryside of Saitama
10. Scenic views of Shibazakura no Oka in spring
7.2 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Hitsujiyama Park
5 min
Chichibu Shrine7 min
Shibazakura no Oka / Pink Moss Hill8 min
Mount Bukō13 min
Chichibu Muse Park14 min
Nearest locations
Kakurega
2 min
天狗坂3 min
Suishintei Ajimisaki3 min
欧風料理 モンシャーレ7 min
Family Restaurant Minori7 min
Matière7 min
Pomme de Terre Restaurant8 min
Pari Shokudo8 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Location rating | 7.2 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 10 min |
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Location
4606-3 Yokoze, Chichibu District, Saitama 368-0072, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 39 min
Transit: 2 hr 45 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 10 min
Transit: 2 hr 22 min
Transit:
Yokoze Eki Iriguchi
Walking: 9 min
Ohanabatake Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 31 min
Gokabashi
Walking: 16 min
Yokoze Station
Walking: 14 min
Chichibu Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 37 min
Nearby locations
7.2
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Children
Kid-friendly
Reviews
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7.5
129 reviews
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26
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関根豊
4/5
Campsite users will receive a 100 yen discount on Buko Onsen.
美味しい物が大好き
4/5
There was a hot spring facility, which was very nice.Unfortunately, the toilets and kitchen are only in one place, so it's a bit difficult if you're at a site in the back.
Jean Valjean
2/5
I stayed there during Golden Week, and even though the state of emergency was declared across the street, there was a group of over 20 people with children, and we were talking loudly around a bonfire until 2 a.m., and I thought I finally went to bed after I could understand everything they were saying. The kids there woke up around 5 o'clock and started making noise, so it was the worst. It turns out that people who talk by the bonfire late at night, but don't realize how much of a nuisance they are causing, are not coming to socialize naturally, but to camp at a bar. The campsite may not be at fault, but I would like people to restrict talking by the bonfire at least until 12:00 at night. The campsite is 4 stars, but for that reason I am giving it 2 stars. After this experience, I stopped going camping.
Private Account
4/5
Used by myself on a motorcycle on weekdays.The good thing about this campsite is that it has a hot spring facility.You can enjoy a comfortable stay by soaking in the hot springs, drinking draft beer, and then returning to your tent.The plot is large enough for one person to use.There are convenience stores, supermarkets, and a roadside station in the area, so you shouldn't have any trouble shopping.It's also close to the station, so it's possible to camp on foot from the Tokyo area.Prices seem high.It's a bit disappointing that you have to pay an additional 500 yen for the popular plots, and you can't use them even if no one is there.At night, the outside lights are turned on, so the venue is very bright.It's so bright that I wish the lights would be turned off around 11pm.Although it is far from a campsite where you can feel the tranquility of nature, I thought it was a good campsite to soak in a hot spring and seek comfort.I wonder if my impression will change if I use it on a holiday.
m taka
4/5
A campsite in Yokose Town, known for its carp streamer festival. During Golden Week, the area is crowded with carp streamers and moss phlox viewing at Hitsujiyama Park. The sites are forest sites and riverside sites, and the total number of sites is large (more than 80). Forest site plots vary in size. The riverside site is divided into sections. In both cases, the ground is very hard, so forged pegs are better. Yokose River is shallow and you can swim in it. Buko Onsen is 700 yen on weekdays, with a 100 yen discount for site users. The restrooms are not clean, but there is also a restroom next to the entrance to Buko Onsen, which is a little cleaner.
ま
3/5
I use walking camp.It's less than 10 minutes from the station and has a hot spring facility, so it's very comfortable. The area is the size of an auto camp, so it's quite spacious.I did some research in advance and chose the farthest part of the forest site, but the one in the foreground feels more like weeds than a forest and has no atmosphere.The riverside site looks like a parking lot and has no atmosphere.The adjacent river is good for just playing in the water, but there's a lot of trash and it's not good. You can clearly see Mt. Bukō, but there is a cement factory in the foreground, so it only feels painful.The advantage is that it's close to the station and has hot springs, so it's all up to you depending on how you pitch your tent and how you get visibility. I wonder if I'll come again?
gk_Log. Pompom
4/5
I went in September and there were no people there so I was able to relax.There is also a hot spring, so it might be nice to relax after taking a bath.I want to go again.
Шурик «Viva cooking!!!» Шурик
3/5
This was my first time using a campsite and I chose this place. There were two campsites: one in the forest and one by the river. I used a campsite in the forest. Each section was spacious enough. Perhaps because it was a three-day weekend, almost all the sections were occupied and there were tents and tarps all around. It was a bad shower and water got into the tent, so I regretted setting it up higher up on the site, but there is a hot spring facility nearby, so I went there to relax and dry my clothes. I think having a hot spring facility nearby is an advantage.
鐵馬
4/5
This is my third time camping today. The end of the camping boom? What kind of wind blows the word? Is it because it's a campsite in a famous tourist spot with a 3-day weekend? The Rinkan site was fully booked, with a wide variety of visitors including solos, duos, families, people on foot, bikes, and cars. Although you can't expect great views, it's easy to see that it's a popular campsite with no major flaws in basic facilities. It's a divided site, so you won't be able to pack sushi there, but your neighbors are close, so you'll need to be careful about how you set up and the direction.
nozaki “hito” jingi
3/5
It was great to be able to walk to the hot spring facility. However, it was unfortunate that some people were still laughing out loud even after the silent period.
かみみやえびす
4/5
It was a great campsite where you can play in the river and take a hot spring bath. I would like to come again.
ぴーち
3/5
The area has become too narrow😭It was nice to get a 100 yen discount (once only) on the hot springs at the entrance when using the campsite, but since it was during summer vacation, there were a lot of people, and the site was near the entrance, so there were a lot of people going to the toilets and hot springs. I felt restless going back and forth.There were no manners at night. Even at 11:30 p.m., the group campers were making a lot of noise, and others were chopping wood and making bonfires 😭We had fun in the river, where there were small fish and crabs in the calf-deep water, but the restroom was smelly, so we walked to the hot springs. It's such a nice place, so I'd like people to have a little more manners and respect it.When we were loading our bags into the car on the way home, the Gurcan next door came into the site where we were still with his dog and started playing, which made me feel uncomfortable. I still wanted to take it easy, but I got home before 11:00 pm.
yuuji takakura
5/5
I really like this site in its various forms. The site I used today was number 46.It's a very cozy moment facing the river 👍😊
東野一雄
1/5
I've been using it for a while, and it was fine until open fires were banned, but the number of prohibited items has increased so much that I'm giving up and starting a new business.
Thea Mizuhara
4/5
No frills, old style camp ground. The river isn't really full enough to swim in.Amenities basic but enough, you're camping anyway! Female washrooms had a washlet toilet. The onsen attached is also older but has everything you need from sauna, outdoor baths, mud mask, and even had a haunted house for a quick thrill! Definitely enjoyed my time there because of the onsen.
喜多努
1/5
I stopped by on a family trip.There was firewood etc. at a hot springs facility run by the same company, so when I was talking with my family about whether we would use it for camping, the staff member made a sales pitch with a high-pressure question asking, ``Do you want to go camping?'' which made me feel uncomfortable. Ta.I'm just here to relax, but I can't relax even though they're trying to sell me like a salesman.
柔道2段ミーさん
3/5
Toshiro is the one who hits the pegs on the riverbank.Look for heavy stones.Let's learn how to tie ropes.80% of the campgrounds are occupied by amateur campers.
篤平野
5/5
It is managed by Buko Onsen, so it is connected to the hot spring parking lot.
とびしましろゆき（とび）
4/5
It's a comfortable place with hot springs and a river nearby.I'm grateful to be able to take shelter in a hot spring even during a sudden storm.When you hit the pegs, there is a high chance that you will hit the stones, so you need strong pegs and a hammer.It is a quiet and comfortable campsite with reasonable prices.
koya kei
4/5
Used for solo camping on weekdays. Thankfully, it's before the rainy season and it's a weekday, so the site is free and you can choose whatever pattern you like.Other people's blogs said that the toilets are not near the hot springs, but the women's toilets near the campsite have two Western-style flush toilets and one Japanese-style toilet. Cleaning is perfect and everything is OK.Western-style toilets with warm water toilet seats are also common at the entrance to Buko no Yu.I don't have to worry about the toilet problem that I encountered on my blog ☺️Perhaps because it's a weekday, the shop and reception are the same as the Buko Onsen reception, open until 9pm at the same time as the hot spring reception, and they have firewood and ice. However, there was no emergency food such as oil, seasonings, cup noodles, or rice. There is a large supermarket within 10-15 minutes by car or bike, so we recommend that.As you can see in the photo, since it's early summer, I tried to make tempura by sandwiching bonito sashimi with plum meat and rolling it with perilla leaves, but I forgot to buy oil and ended up having it raw and it was delicious😂