Name: Tobigamori Camping Ground
Address: Japan, 〒029-1111 Iwate, Ichinoseki, Senmayacho Okutama, Tobigamori−１１−80
Rating: 8

0820freeman

When I used it once before, there was a restroom-like place, but it wasn't in a usable condition, so I ended up coming home in a day cap because it was deserted even on holidays.Now that the toilets have been renovated, my husband and I went camping over the holidays. As expected, the location was very good, and when we arrived before 11am, there were already 4-5 groups of campers. While we were relaxing after lunch, a group of 4 local campers in their 50s who had brought their Shiba Inu dogs came near us and pitched their tents against each other. Then, the number of older men I joined increased rapidly, and now there were about 7 or 8 of us. Even though it was possible to drive in, everyone came by car, so the area around it suddenly became a parking lot, and from then on until after 10 p.m., people were shouting loudly, "The campers at that campsite have bad manners," and people with disabilities. Even making disparaging comments...and the dog was left chained to a remote location...I felt sorry for him. I was starting to feel sick as I watched this too. And some of them went home drunk and driving in two cars. Maybe someone from Senmaya-cho?Even before 6am, I was talking at maximum volume, so I couldn't get a good night's sleep. Even if you look like you're a seasoned camper with good gear, when you get into a group, you turn into a nuisance camper.They talk about other people's manners, but they don't seem to realize that they have the worst manners out there. They were the worst kind of nuisance. This was a stressful camp from start to finish. The place and location are good though. I often see people in rural areas holding parties at campgrounds when they don't have a place nearby, but I wish they would have some experience with TPO. If you're going to drink and drive anyway, go to a pub. There were some solo campers, but I think they must have been a nuisance. It was a very disappointing camp. The location is good, but...

ミーィチャ

It's not very spacious, so it's best to avoid it when it's crowded. It is beautifully maintained. The toilets are also great. There is no toilet paper unless you bring your own. The supermarket is far away

Syun imano

I visited Tokinamori Campsite on a weekday to preview and take photos. As it was a weekday, there were no campers there. I thought it was a wonderful campsite that was spacious, well-maintained, and a great place to experience a sense of freedom. The toilet at the campsite has a surprisingly scary image! The toilets at this campsite were newly built and had clean flushing toilets that you could use safely even at night. However, there is one thing to be concerned about: Be careful of vipers🐍! ! There was a sticker. Please give me a break from vipers! 😅

斉藤秀和

I came to R6,6,22 for one night and two days.I use it several times every year.It's the best campsite.However, even though it's free, there are some people with bad manners.They were making a lot of noise, unlike a bar, and although you could just stay away from them, they would come near other people's tents, and if you hit them, it would be bad.

ベレクスン

I visited for the first time in about 4 years after learning that a new toilet had been built. It's a great campsite, free and well equipped. Unfortunately there are no showers.However, what was disappointing this time was that there was a group making a fuss. Their voices were extremely loud and they talked about how knowledgeable they were about camping. However, he makes dirty jokes, violates other campers' manners, and makes discriminatory comments about people with disabilities. To be honest, I felt really bad camping next to me.I wonder if several people are drinking alcohol late at night? I drove home. (I couldn't report it because I couldn't confirm it because I had my back turned and the curtain was up)It seems that these people usually make Mt. Ishikura their home, so it would be a shame if someone got hit there. To be honest, a bear might be safer.They were like flies, gathering for free.

0820freeman

When I used it once before, there was a restroom-like place, but it wasn't in a usable condition, so I ended up coming home in a day cap because it was deserted even on holidays.Now that the toilets have been renovated, my husband and I went camping over the holidays. As expected, the location was very good, and when we arrived before 11am, there were already 4-5 groups of campers. While we were relaxing after lunch, a group of 4 local campers in their 50s who had brought their Shiba Inu dogs came near us and pitched their tents against each other. Then, the number of older men I joined increased rapidly, and now there were about 7 or 8 of us. Even though it was possible to drive in, everyone came by car, so the area around it suddenly became a parking lot, and from then on until after 10 p.m., people were shouting loudly, "The campers at that campsite have bad manners," and people with disabilities. Even making disparaging comments...and the dog was left chained to a remote location...I felt sorry for him. I was starting to feel sick as I watched this too. And some of them went home drunk and driving in two cars. Maybe someone from Senmaya-cho?Even before 6am, I was talking at maximum volume, so I couldn't get a good night's sleep. Even if you look like you're a seasoned camper with good gear, when you get into a group, you turn into a nuisance camper.They talk about other people's manners, but they don't seem to realize that they have the worst manners out there. They were the worst kind of nuisance. This was a stressful camp from start to finish. The place and location are good though. I often see people in rural areas holding parties at campgrounds when they don't have a place nearby, but I wish they would have some experience with TPO. If you're going to drink and drive anyway, go to a pub. There were some solo campers, but I think they must have been a nuisance. It was a very disappointing camp. The location is good, but...

ミーィチャ

It's not very spacious, so it's best to avoid it when it's crowded. It is beautifully maintained. The toilets are also great. There is no toilet paper unless you bring your own. The supermarket is far away

Syun imano

I visited Tokinamori Campsite on a weekday to preview and take photos. As it was a weekday, there were no campers there. I thought it was a wonderful campsite that was spacious, well-maintained, and a great place to experience a sense of freedom. The toilet at the campsite has a surprisingly scary image! The toilets at this campsite were newly built and had clean flushing toilets that you could use safely even at night. However, there is one thing to be concerned about: Be careful of vipers🐍! ! There was a sticker. Please give me a break from vipers! 😅

斉藤秀和

I came to R6,6,22 for one night and two days.I use it several times every year.It's the best campsite.However, even though it's free, there are some people with bad manners.They were making a lot of noise, unlike a bar, and although you could just stay away from them, they would come near other people's tents, and if you hit them, it would be bad.

ベレクスン

I visited for the first time in about 4 years after learning that a new toilet had been built. It's a great campsite, free and well equipped. Unfortunately there are no showers.However, what was disappointing this time was that there was a group making a fuss. Their voices were extremely loud and they talked about how knowledgeable they were about camping. However, he makes dirty jokes, violates other campers' manners, and makes discriminatory comments about people with disabilities. To be honest, I felt really bad camping next to me.I wonder if several people are drinking alcohol late at night? I drove home. (I couldn't report it because I couldn't confirm it because I had my back turned and the curtain was up)It seems that these people usually make Mt. Ishikura their home, so it would be a shame if someone got hit there. To be honest, a bear might be safer.They were like flies, gathering for free.

0820freeman

When I used it once before, there was a restroom-like place, but it wasn't in a usable condition, so I ended up coming home in a day cap because it was deserted even on holidays.Now that the toilets have been renovated, my husband and I went camping over the holidays. As expected, the location was very good, and when we arrived before 11am, there were already 4-5 groups of campers. While we were relaxing after lunch, a group of 4 local campers in their 50s who had brought their Shiba Inu dogs came near us and pitched their tents against each other. Then, the number of older men I joined increased rapidly, and now there were about 7 or 8 of us. Even though it was possible to drive in, everyone came by car, so the area around it suddenly became a parking lot, and from then on until after 10 p.m., people were shouting loudly, "The campers at that campsite have bad manners," and people with disabilities. Even making disparaging comments...and the dog was left chained to a remote location...I felt sorry for him. I was starting to feel sick as I watched this too. And some of them went home drunk and driving in two cars. Maybe someone from Senmaya-cho?Even before 6am, I was talking at maximum volume, so I couldn't get a good night's sleep. Even if you look like you're a seasoned camper with good gear, when you get into a group, you turn into a nuisance camper.They talk about other people's manners, but they don't seem to realize that they have the worst manners out there. They were the worst kind of nuisance. This was a stressful camp from start to finish. The place and location are good though. I often see people in rural areas holding parties at campgrounds when they don't have a place nearby, but I wish they would have some experience with TPO. If you're going to drink and drive anyway, go to a pub. There were some solo campers, but I think they must have been a nuisance. It was a very disappointing camp. The location is good, but...