2023. Late JuneCampsite useFirst camping trip as a coupleEmpty-handed camping packI left from Kanto on Sunday and stayed for one night.Having used another vacation village before, I felt familiar with the vacation village. I'd like to try camping once, but I have no intention of getting camping equipment.I decided to go to another vacation village, even though it was a little far away because my plans didn't fit into the camping package.Sunday night. Surprisingly, only we and one other group at a remote site were using the campsite.You don't need to bring anything other than the amount of luggage you will need to stay at the hotel. I had some anxiety, though. From the parking lot, we loaded our belongings into a light aluminum wheelbarrow, walked up the gentle slope, and left firewood and charcoal in the tent. There is a permanent tarp over the table. The food will be delivered to you in thermal packs at the designated time.The person in charge told me that when I got home, they would take the trash to a designated area, but they would also clean up the charcoal embers. This is difficult so please help me.It was hot all day long, but right after I finished moving, it started to rain heavily, and when I looked at my phone, it looked like a linear precipitation zone. The first thing I did was take firewood, charcoal, and matches to a tent. Preparations began after more than an hour. They came to see it because they were concerned about the price.Another thing to worry about is insect control! I prepared a spray for all insects, used it with 2 sets of mosquito coils, and didn't use skin spray because I don't like it, so it was fine. .The toilet also has a flush. As expected, there were some insects, but I was relieved that there weren't that many to surprise me with. Since it's a campsite, the lights go out early, but the water and restrooms are well-lit, so I felt safe. You can take a bath in the hot spring in the main building. (separate charge(Time limited)I brought in Gassan bamboo shoots and cherries that I bought at a roadside station along the way. Extra meat, sake, snacks, and a few seasonings I bought at a supermarket in Tsuruoka. I bought a fire starter at a 100-yen store (useful for starting fires after heavy rain), a spare net, aluminum for pottery (one piece was torn and came in handy), and a few other things.I brought the inner sleeping bag with me because it felt nice to the touch, but the sleeping sleeping bag and air bed provided were both sturdy.I had a Potaden and some home appliances on board for sleeping in the car, but I only used the Potaden to boil water in the morning.If you don't eat a lot, I think it's enough to bring nothing.It was June, and there were already days when temperatures exceeded 30℃ in Kanto and Yamagata, but after that heavy rain, it was very cool and I was able to sleep soundly in the beautiful scent of the mountains. I felt really good in the morning too.