Kitasamuraihama Camp Field

I used it for camping.The manager's kindness is highly rated in all aspects.Upon arrival, the reception and explanations were polite and kind.We even received tea and chocolate.The premises are kept clean as they are regularly cleaned and patrolled.You can camp with an ocean view at a low price.I have no complaints.The other campers were quiet and we had a good time.I will definitely visit you again.There are no hot spring facilities nearby, so you will have to take a shower inside the venue, but I don't think you should expect a shower.

Amazing little campsite. 200¥ per adult, 100¥ coin showers for a few minutes of hot water. Mosquitoes were quite bad, but none down by the seawater pool, absolutely beautiful spot for a swim.Camping is on platforms - our tent isn't full freestanding but with a few metres of string you can use the metal hooks to make it work.Staff working there was extremely friendly and helpful and handed us a cup of sports drink on arrival.

It's a great campsiteNo cars allowedThe accommodation and baths in the foreground are closed.There are shops and gas stationsHot shower 100 yen (weak)Cleaning cooperation fee 200 yen

It's a decent campsite.The people who are dealing with it are also decent.In short, it's an excellent management operation. In fact, it's a decent operation.It would be great if it was just a decent campsite like this.There are quite a lot of campgrounds where the managers are crazy.

Good point. Co-operation fee is only 200 yen for adults. Although it is near the sea, there are many places with thick vegetation, so there are surprisingly few places where you can see the sea completely. You will need a carry cart as it is far from the parking lot. Even if you don't have one, you can borrow a one-wheeled cat cart at the reception. Since there is no flat area, we set up the tent on a wooden deck. It's about 3 x 4m, so it's plenty of space for a solo tent, but might be comfortable for a family. There are many places where there is no distance from the neighbors, so tarps are not possible. A freestanding dome tent is better. If I were to string a rope outside the deck, would I be able to use anything? It's a wooden deck, so some parts are quite rotten. There is also a newly refinished deck. Locations will be selected on a first-come, first-served basis. It's quite far to the back, but the kitchen and toilet in the back are out of order. So everyone tends to hang out near the reception desk. If you have a water tank, you can play bocce even when no one is around.I deducted one star because the kitchen and toilet were out of order. The grandma at the reception was kind and polite.

Location is beautiful but facilities very minimal even in mid-june. No pool or even showers open, and only some sinks and toilets work. If you have a non-free standing tent that requires stakes to stand up, be aware that the sites are wooden platforms. I was able to situate my stakes in between the wooden boards alright, but could be an issue in intense weather. Maybe bring extra long guylines to tie off!

As long as the radio waves reach you, it's fine.Thank you for your help! !

It's a very good campsite.We stayed for 3 nights in mid-April (off season). During the day, I saw people climbing and walking nearby, but I had the luxury of having the place to myself for two out of three nights at night. Adults pay a cleaning fee of 200 yen, which can be deposited in a red mailbox located in the second administration building.The location was a pine forest along the coast, where you could hear the sound of the waves, but the trees provided a windbreak, making it a comfortable environment. It was exceptionally warm at night so I didn't have any problems. There are many sites, but many are adjacent to each other, so if they are crowded, there may be privacy and noise issues.Each site has a stand for pitching a tent, and if you try hard enough you can pitch about two tents. People using tarps may have a hard time depending on the site as the area near the platform may be rocky or sloped.It was okay because I knew about it before I visited, but since it was the off-season, the facilities available were minimal. The only water that comes out is the toilet sink, but it is not equipped to draw water, so we recommend bringing your own. The toilet was very clean and there was no paper left. There is no lighting at night, so you will need to prepare a flashlight.It seems that the water is turned off in winter to prevent freezing, but it can be used in other seasons even in the off-season. If you are interested, please contact me and I will let you know.It's in the top 5 campgrounds I've stayed at so far, so I'd love to stay there again. Now is the season when you can use the kitchen and toilet in the back!

I used it during a motorcycle trip to Hokkaido in 2019.I still remember the kindness of the manager at that time.It was from August 1st...I was the only userAt night, there was a big chorus of frogs, and then there was a big chorus of Higurashi...It was a good experience for me, living in Tokyo.There were a lot of planthoppers (small winged insects) on the road I was heading to at night, so I think bikers need a shield or goggles to protect their eyes...It was a campsite that I would like to visit again someday.