Wasamata-yama Campground

This is a quiet and relaxing campsite. Early in the morning, I saw a deer.There are no unnecessary lights, so you can enjoy the starry sky at night.For free sites, it might be better to have a tarp.The manager is very friendly and easy to talk to.

The newly opened Wasamatayama Hutte is wonderful.She's beautiful and has a sense of style.This is a very good mountain hut if you want to take great photos.I would like to relax, drink some coffee, and read the books on display.The previous Hutte was good, but it can't be helped that it's getting old.I am grateful to Kamikitayama Village and its staff for the restoration of the hut on Mt. Wasamata.It's a great place to stay overnight in a mountain hut.I hope that the number of climbers will increase to the point where they will want to expand the hut.Enjoy the scenery and the stars.I was impressed that the facilities were new and the toilet had a washlet.The kitchen is also nice and clean.The size of one site is also good because it is not small.When a large site is good, it's probably a big site.There is no place for families to play.(It's a mountain hut campsite, so I prefer it without anything)I guess the deck is a one-of-a-kind place.FeeAccommodation in a hut is cheap at 6,000 yen.Early 500 yen↑Up to this point, mountain hut prices↓High standard campsite price with good eyesStaying in a tent now costs about 7,000 to 10,000 yen, three times the previous price due to drastic price increases.Adults 1000 yen + children 500 yenThe site usage fee is the price written on the website (3,000 yen to 5,000 yen,Roughly an additional 1000 yen to 3000 yen.Almost all except winter, on-season + 1000 yenEarly check-in + 1000 yenEarly checkout + 1000 yenEven though it's a summer holiday, it's empty.I thought it might be because the pricing was so difficult...The view site is definitely recommended for mountain tents, where the scenery is nice and the wind blows well, and the gusts can be dangerous.The main pole was 32mm thick, but the sub pole broke in the occasional gust of wind.I think the price increase is due to the fact that you can come by car.I used it because it was a place I had fond memories of because I had been there before.Outdoor boom? The balance between the price of the campsite and the price of the mountain hut is quite poor.There is no place for children to play, so solos, touring groups, couples, etc.It felt more like a campsite for adults.photographIn the morning, there was gas.broken poleDeck in front of the view siteFree site (I guess there's no wind here. I think a free site in front of the hut would be fine.)

This is a hutte located at the foot of Mt. Daifugendake in the Omine Mountains. Located at an altitude of 1100 meters, you can enjoy camping comfortably even in midsummer. Even if the lower limit is 35 degrees Celsius, it is a comfortable temperature below 25 degrees Celsius. The toilets are very clean even if you stay in a tent.The final road up from Route 169 is quite strenuous. There are some falling rocks here and there, so you need to drive carefully. It's basically 1 to 1.5 lanes, but there are many places where oncoming cars can cross. Even then, be sure to check the road conditions carefully. There are falling rocks.

We had a great time drinking beer.