Camp Narukawa, Higashiosaka Municipal Outdoor Activity Center

A family of 5 stayed in Cottage D. There is an information board at the entrance to the venue, and you take a plate with your name and the site you reserved (return it to the box on the opposite side of the information board on your way back) to enter. After that, I will go to the administration building to check in. Place the plate on the dashboard of your car. There are almost everything you need, but I'm glad I brought towels, tissues, shampoo conditioner, body soap, ingredients, seasonings, charcoal, fire starter, chukkaman, meat tongs, and disposable chopsticks. I cut up all the ingredients and brought them with me, but if the food will be prepared locally, it might be a good idea to have something to put the cut ingredients on, a bowl, and a colander. There are only enough tableware for the number of people. There is also a BBQ grill, but it might be useful to bring a side table or something like that to put food on. You will cover both the comforter and the futon (thin mat) yourself. The mats are extremely thin and hard, so your body might hurt.In the cold season, you can purchase kerosene for 600 yen and use the stove, and in the summer, you can use the air conditioner for 3 hours for 300 yen. We went for 1 night and 2 days on weekdays and holidays during Golden Week, and the cost was 11,000 yen. Although the transportation fee for the private road is 1,950 yen, I think it's still a good value for the price as you can stay in a cottage. I went around the campsite. It seems difficult to carry luggage from the parking lot to the tent site. Since it is a deck, special pegs are required. The kitchen is far away. But the location is the best depending on the site 👍✨. The tent cabin has a cooking area relatively close to it. And there were quite a few bees and gadflies even in May, so insect countermeasures are essential from now on. However, I was told that I could leave the BBQ stove as is after using it, so I didn't have to dispose of the charcoal or clean up the grill, which was a relief, and the night view was beautiful as per the reviews. I would like to use the cottage again. There was also a game where children could explore the venue and win sweets if they found a certain object during their stay, and my grandson was absorbed in exploring.In the end, he bought a garbage bag for 300 yen (20L) and filled it with combustible garbage. If you throw it away and hand it in at the administration building, they will collect it for you. After separating the other garbage, it was put into the trash cans provided in the administration building.

This campsite can be reached in less than an hour by car from Osaka, and the sunsets and night views are breathtakingly beautiful.The cottage is fully equipped with showers, air conditioning, clean toilets, and plenty of cooking utensils, so you don't need anything as long as you bring your own ingredients.Depending on the site or cottage, you can enjoy the night view directly in front of you, so it's important to make a good choice.The reception staff are kind and the cost performance is great.

Don't expect cellphone coverage. Excellent views.

Staying at a cottage was cheap and nice 👌However, the toll for the Shigisan Driveway will cost around 2,000 yen for a round trip.

This is a cottage where you can spend a quiet time surrounded by mountain nature.In the administration building, you could make keychains and ornaments using wood and nuts, and there was a space where small children could have fun. To be honest, there was no river or play equipment, but the children were playing with leaves, insects, and nuts. There are also cottages with night views, so you can enjoy the night view of Osaka while having a barbecue on the deck.

A family of 5 stayed in Cottage D. There is an information board at the entrance to the venue, and you take a plate with your name and the site you reserved (return it to the box on the opposite side of the information board on your way back) to enter. After that, I will go to the administration building to check in. Place the plate on the dashboard of your car. There are almost everything you need, but I'm glad I brought towels, tissues, shampoo conditioner, body soap, ingredients, seasonings, charcoal, fire starter, chukkaman, meat tongs, and disposable chopsticks. I cut up all the ingredients and brought them with me, but if the food will be prepared locally, it might be a good idea to have something to put the cut ingredients on, a bowl, and a colander. There are only enough tableware for the number of people. There is also a BBQ grill, but it might be useful to bring a side table or something like that to put food on. You will cover both the comforter and the futon (thin mat) yourself. The mats are extremely thin and hard, so your body might hurt.In the cold season, you can purchase kerosene for 600 yen and use the stove, and in the summer, you can use the air conditioner for 3 hours for 300 yen. We went for 1 night and 2 days on weekdays and holidays during Golden Week, and the cost was 11,000 yen. Although the transportation fee for the private road is 1,950 yen, I think it's still a good value for the price as you can stay in a cottage. I went around the campsite. It seems difficult to carry luggage from the parking lot to the tent site. Since it is a deck, special pegs are required. The kitchen is far away. But the location is the best depending on the site 👍✨. The tent cabin has a cooking area relatively close to it. And there were quite a few bees and gadflies even in May, so insect countermeasures are essential from now on. However, I was told that I could leave the BBQ stove as is after using it, so I didn't have to dispose of the charcoal or clean up the grill, which was a relief, and the night view was beautiful as per the reviews. I would like to use the cottage again. There was also a game where children could explore the venue and win sweets if they found a certain object during their stay, and my grandson was absorbed in exploring.In the end, he bought a garbage bag for 300 yen (20L) and filled it with combustible garbage. If you throw it away and hand it in at the administration building, they will collect it for you. After separating the other garbage, it was put into the trash cans provided in the administration building.