Hoshitomidorino Camping Ground

The good points are that there is play equipment and that you can also use the bath in the accommodation facility.Used in summer 2024.I was a little worried because there wasn't much information, but I had no major problems.For reservations, please contact the adjacent Star and Green Roman Museum.Check-in is after 3pm, and I think the usage fee is 1 section, but the total was 2,500 yen. I think the bath was 500 yen. Reception will also be held at the facility. Once the reception was over, there was no need to confirm the installation, so I felt at ease.I was advised on the phone that the environment was somewhat for experts. It certainly doesn't have anything like a fancy campsite, so I get the impression that it makes sense. The kitchen appears to have been left unmaintained, with only water and one light bulb. The toilet was inside the hut, so it was convenient to use. Open fires are prohibited, there is no power supply, and the parking lot is right in front of the building, so I wonder if unloading will be that difficult.The sites are long and narrow, and there were about 6 or 7 sites, but only about 3 were actually usable. The width is only about 5 paces, so depending on the tent, you may not be able to peg it down. The other areas have grass growing on them so it seems a little difficult to use.The field was soft and the pegs were easy to enter. The location was covered with trees, so if you go in the fall or before winter, it will be open and it will be nice. There were mountains behind us, and I was worried that there might be a bear. There are no fences, so you need to understand that. However, there was no sign of large animals at night...Ice cream and small snacks are also sold at the attached facility. There is no firewood for sale. There are vending machines, and there was also a beer vending machine inside the building. Since there are no supermarkets nearby, I think it would be a good idea to use the agricultural and forestry products direct sales store in Kinasato at the foot of the mountain. There are also some restaurants nearby.Will I go again? I'm a little worried when asked. There is play equipment, so you may come with your children.

2,200 yen per section (tax included)Admission fee: 300 yen/personRomantic building? You will need to arrive at the reception desk during business hours.On Sunday, the Obon holiday, there was only one group of campers, so if you want to experience a private camp, it's perfect.There are a lot of horseflies, so make sure you have the appropriate equipment.There is also a water station and toilets.The kitchen and toilets are clean, probably because they aren't used much.It's not an auto campsite, so it can be difficult for people with a lot of luggage, and the recent large tarps may be difficult due to the space available.

I didn't stay there, but I stopped by with my 5 year old child.You can play with large playground equipment and a pond, and there is also a grassy area.There are water stations and restrooms, and you can see the Alps beautifully.There are also bungalows and it was a nice place to camp.If the weather is good, the stars should be visible clearly.There are no shops nearby, so you will need to prepare food in advance.There was also a hiking course.

I want to go here, but I don't have any information, so what should I do?

I didn't use any of the facilities as I just stopped by to have a look, but it's a very nice place.Even though it's Sunday, why are there so few people? As others have said, there are no souvenir shops or shops, so you can enjoy it if you prepare a lot before going.I think it's perfect for people who want to avoid crowded and lively places on Saturdays and Sundays.

The good points are that there is play equipment and that you can also use the bath in the accommodation facility.Used in summer 2024.I was a little worried because there wasn't much information, but I had no major problems.For reservations, please contact the adjacent Star and Green Roman Museum.Check-in is after 3pm, and I think the usage fee is 1 section, but the total was 2,500 yen. I think the bath was 500 yen. Reception will also be held at the facility. Once the reception was over, there was no need to confirm the installation, so I felt at ease.I was advised on the phone that the environment was somewhat for experts. It certainly doesn't have anything like a fancy campsite, so I get the impression that it makes sense. The kitchen appears to have been left unmaintained, with only water and one light bulb. The toilet was inside the hut, so it was convenient to use. Open fires are prohibited, there is no power supply, and the parking lot is right in front of the building, so I wonder if unloading will be that difficult.The sites are long and narrow, and there were about 6 or 7 sites, but only about 3 were actually usable. The width is only about 5 paces, so depending on the tent, you may not be able to peg it down. The other areas have grass growing on them so it seems a little difficult to use.The field was soft and the pegs were easy to enter. The location was covered with trees, so if you go in the fall or before winter, it will be open and it will be nice. There were mountains behind us, and I was worried that there might be a bear. There are no fences, so you need to understand that. However, there was no sign of large animals at night...Ice cream and small snacks are also sold at the attached facility. There is no firewood for sale. There are vending machines, and there was also a beer vending machine inside the building. Since there are no supermarkets nearby, I think it would be a good idea to use the agricultural and forestry products direct sales store in Kinasato at the foot of the mountain. There are also some restaurants nearby.Will I go again? I'm a little worried when asked. There is play equipment, so you may come with your children.