Zao Botaira countries set camp field
8.2
Excellent(208 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
Zao Botaira Country Camp Field
Zao Botaira Countries Set Camp Field is a serene, nature-oriented retreat nestled in the heart of the Zao mountain range, located at Zao Botaira, Japan. Surrounded by lush forests and stunning natural beauty, the hotel provides an ideal escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The tranquil ambiance of this camp field allows guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the serene Japanese countryside. It is a short drive from popular attractions like Zao Onsen and Mount Zaō, offering ample opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, and exploring hot springs. The unique design of the property blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings, creating a peaceful and relaxing environment that complements the breathtaking views of the mountains.
The rooms at Zao Botaira Countries Set Camp Field are simple yet comfortable, featuring cozy bedding and practical amenities that ensure a pleasant stay. While the rooms offer a rustic charm, they also provide essential comforts such as heating, modern lighting, and comfortable seating, perfect for resting after a day of exploration.
The hotel also boasts some special amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and a public bath for guests to unwind in. The camp field provides a fantastic environment for those seeking outdoor activities, including hiking trails nearby and access to the Zao Onsen Ski Resort.
The property is easily accessible with convenient public transport options nearby, including the Zaobodaira Bus Stop just a short walk away. Guests can also reach Sendai Airport in approximately 1 hour and 38 minutes by taxi.
Zao Botaira Countries Set Camp Field is committed to maintaining high health and safety standards, offering a safe and secure environment for all visitors.
Guests can enjoy a wide range of activities in the area, including skiing at Zao Onsen Ski Resort, hiking around Mount Zaō, and soaking in the vibrant Okama crater lake.
Nearby landmarks include the Zao Ropeway, Zao Onsen, and Okama, offering scenic views and the opportunity to explore the area’s natural beauty.
Dining options include several nearby restaurants offering Japanese cuisine, with specialties like hot pot, grilled meats, and fresh seafood. The location provides a great base for those exploring the Zao region, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.
The rooms at Zao Botaira Countries Set Camp Field are simple yet comfortable, featuring cozy bedding and practical amenities that ensure a pleasant stay. While the rooms offer a rustic charm, they also provide essential comforts such as heating, modern lighting, and comfortable seating, perfect for resting after a day of exploration.
The hotel also boasts some special amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and a public bath for guests to unwind in. The camp field provides a fantastic environment for those seeking outdoor activities, including hiking trails nearby and access to the Zao Onsen Ski Resort.
The property is easily accessible with convenient public transport options nearby, including the Zaobodaira Bus Stop just a short walk away. Guests can also reach Sendai Airport in approximately 1 hour and 38 minutes by taxi.
Zao Botaira Countries Set Camp Field is committed to maintaining high health and safety standards, offering a safe and secure environment for all visitors.
Guests can enjoy a wide range of activities in the area, including skiing at Zao Onsen Ski Resort, hiking around Mount Zaō, and soaking in the vibrant Okama crater lake.
Nearby landmarks include the Zao Ropeway, Zao Onsen, and Okama, offering scenic views and the opportunity to explore the area’s natural beauty.
Dining options include several nearby restaurants offering Japanese cuisine, with specialties like hot pot, grilled meats, and fresh seafood. The location provides a great base for those exploring the Zao region, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Cozy and rustic accommodations in a natural setting
2. On-site parking and easy access to public transport
3. High-speed Wi-Fi available for guests
4. Proximity to popular attractions like Zao Onsen Ski Resort
5. Natural hot spring baths for relaxation
6. Scenic views of Mount Zaō and surrounding forests
7. Nearby hiking and skiing opportunities
8. Ideal location for nature lovers and outdoor activities
9. Easy access to Sendai Airport and other transportation hubs
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Zao Onsen
26 min
Mount Zaō16 min
Zao Onsen Ski Resort30 min
Okama20 min
Zao Ropeway Zao Sanroku Station22 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Yamagata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 54 min |
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Location
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 59 min
Transit: 17 hr 1 min
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 29 min
Transit: 3 hr 56 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 38 min
Transit: 5 hr 23 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 54 min
Transit: 1 hr 59 min
Transit:
Zaobodaira Bus Stop
Walking: 8 min
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7.0
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Reviews
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8.2
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Osamu Mihara
5/5
A campsite that costs only 350 yen. I stayed the night before climbing Mt. Zao. I couldn't take a bath because it was late, but I think it would be nice.
すみやん
5/5
350 yen per night is cheap. 60 yen for the day! ️The toilet is also clean. Reception hours have changed. It's 10 o'clock instead of 8:30. The staff member I visited last time was nice, but this time the staff was terrible. It's a shame because it was my favorite place.
温泉太郎
5/5
As the name suggests, you may imagine a convenient campsite, but depending on where you pitch your tent, you may feel that the kitchen and washroom are far away. Because of the high altitude, there were times when frost came down at the end of the season. The ginkgo trees change color and there are many new discoveries to be made in the vast grounds, and I get hooked every time I go there.
そろれん
5/5
A place for intermediate to solo players.It's my favorite place.The grounds are very large and you're close to other campers...I don't think that happens often. Well, on weekdays! But.You will be renting a mountain for camping, so those who are used to paying high fees and maintaining well-maintained campsites may not be satisfied.It's almost a slope.And it's not for people who want to have fun or for families.If you raise your voice loudly, you will definitely get resentment from the veteran campers.If you are solo, avoid the crowds.That's why we chose this place, which is 1000m up and where we can camp quietly.The price is 350 yen per night.If you have a 4WD vehicle with a high vehicle height, you can drive in it, so it is easy to set up. But be careful as there are huge roots sticking out all over the place.It's a very valuable place.Open fires are prohibited.It is natural, so it would be a shame to disturb it.For those of you who come here, I don't need to be told this obvious thing!Let's finish procuring food before we deviate from the national highway.Have a great camp everyone! !
man “ひろ66” sea
4/5
It's extremely hot, but it's cooler than the lower regions.It can get a bit cold at night, so bring appropriate equipment.It's an insect paradise, so it's a great place for insect lovers.
齋藤祐介
4/5
This is my favorite campsite. I've used it about three times now. After all, the usage fee is cheap! At the free site, you can enjoy your favorite tent layout to your heart's content. There are cross country courses around, so you have to watch out for runners, but other than that you can relax. There are two toilets that can be used within the large grounds, so depending on where you set up your tent, it may be a bit far, but it doesn't really bother me. At this price, it's a reasonable campsite!
zunta N
4/5
I used it for solo motorcycle camping.After completing the reception desk, go down the slope in front of the building and you'll find a restroom and a dead end for vehicles. The road is narrow and sloping, making it difficult to make U-turns, so I think it's best not to drive large bikes here.The roads in the park are carved and there are few flat spots, so if you are used to forest roads or don't own an off-road vehicle or a Hunter Cub, it is better to use the bike-only area just to the left of the entrance. I think there are few.It's a wild and nice campsite, but I felt it would be easier to use if there was at least a shower.
Taro
4/5
Large grounds, low prices, and a forest experience
佐藤輝悦
4/5
I like this site because it is pristine!
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h
4/5
Prices are cheap. The person at the reception desk seemed like a college student.Most of the land was sloped. I think it will be difficult to choose a place to set up.Also, there were places where you could get stuck unless you have a high car, so I think you need to be careful.The toilet was large and clean.
ノーリ
1/5
This was before the boom, but it was a lawless area.I'll never go there again.
アベルくん
1/5
Weird campsite.Even when local university students occupy the pavilion and have a party, the manager doesn't seem to notice.I evacuated to a pavilion due to heavy rain and set up a table, but what the hell am I doing in a public place? I get angry.If it's a public place, be fair.It was a campsite I never wanted to go to again.
k a
5/5
The autumn leaves were wonderful.
Location5
ちゃっぷくん
5/5
The staff are very kind, and it feels like a campsite on top of a mountain, so it's a great place (>д<),;'.･However, the drawback is that it is difficult for cars with low vehicle height.
miumiu チャンネル4
5/5
After all, Bohei is the best ❤️
Location5
つぁんつぁん
4/5
Used on October 16th and 17th, 2020. Usage fee: 350 yen per person. Although we are at an altitude of 1000 meters, the leaves were still early in the fall. It is an old-fashioned camping ground, so as the name suggests, it has a camp feel, and the ground is not leveled and there are many slopes. There aren't many places where you can pitch five or six tents at once. Great for solo. The view isn't great, but the forest is beautiful. There is a day trip hot spring called Takahara Yu (800 yen, but there are 200 yen discount coupons available at the campsite reception), which is a 3-minute walk away. It is better to reserve the sauna. A good campsite for people who like the feeling of camping.
ジムお
5/5
There are bears, but it's a great campsite.First of all, the price is cheap, 350 yen per night and 60 yen for a day trip.The restrooms are clean, and there are kitchen facilities everywhere.You can drive in and set up anywhere on the grounds except for the cross-country course.There are some places that are difficult to get there with a normal car, but you can get there with a decent car.It's a bit of an off-road course.Basically, the grass has been mowed properly and it is beautiful.The only drawback is that there are many slopes. That's about it.There are many places that are closed due to bear infestations, and I had one close when I was camping, but I was never chased out, and the manager kept watch at the entrance.The manager was an old man with a strong Yamagata dialect, and while some people may feel differently about it, he was kind and I liked him.
田中たけし
1/5
Manager? There is an overbearing old man.Are you employed? Why can't you just respond like that?I thought it was not a friendly place for first-time visitors.
T F
5/5
It opened in June again this year, so we stayed overnight at the camp on the first weekend of June.I used the camp multiple times last year, and I had the impression that there were many campers with good manners, but this time I encountered some unfortunate campers.There was a group of old men playing the guitar and singing, and it was very lively from 11:00 at night until after 4:00 in the morning.Multiple people driving cars on the cross-country course (I think driving cars is prohibited)People who let their dogs run free, etc.If you make the rules for using the camp known at the time of reception, the number of campers who violate manners will decrease.The campsite itself is a wonderful place, so ☆ is a perfect score.postscriptIt gets muddy on rainy daysI'm looking at a number of stuck cars.Be careful with FF and FR cars.Be especially careful with FR campersI called JAF and it became a big problem.
RO KU
4/5
Very cheap at 350 yen per person per night! The washing areas and toilets are clean, and there is a hot spring facility nearby, so I think it's a safe campsite for families with children!