Fontaine no Mori camp site

Name: Fontaine no Mori camp site
Rating: 8

8.0

Excellent

(454 reviews)

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Hotel Description

Fontaine no Mori Camp Site offers a peaceful and immersive nature retreat, nestled in a serene area, perfect for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The camp site is conveniently located near some of the region's most popular attractions, such as the Tsukuba Botanical Garden, just 12 minutes away by car, and Ushiku Daibutsu, a stunning 120-meter tall bronze Buddha, only 25 minutes away. The surrounding environment creates a calming atmosphere with scenic views and plenty of opportunities to engage with nature.
The accommodations at Fontaine no Mori Camp Site are designed to provide guests with a comfortable outdoor experience. Offering a variety of tent sites and campgrounds, the spaces are equipped with essential amenities like electricity, clean water, and shared cooking facilities, ensuring a stress-free stay. Guests can expect spacious areas that allow for a relaxed and enjoyable camping experience. Whether you're camping solo, with family, or in a group, the site offers the perfect environment for a quiet retreat or an adventure-filled stay.
Special amenities include BBQ facilities, bike rentals for exploring nearby trails, and eco-friendly practices throughout the camp. There are also on-site public baths to unwind after a day of activities.
Accessibility is made easy with public transport options nearby, including several bus stops within walking distance. For those traveling by taxi, Tsukuba Station is just 11 minutes away, and Narita International Airport can be reached within about 54 minutes.
Guests can enjoy a variety of activities nearby, such as hiking on Mount Tsukuba, exploring the Tsukuba EXPO Center's science exhibits, or relaxing in Doho Park, which offers lush lakeside paths, sports facilities, and more.
Fontaine no Mori Camp Site also boasts convenient access to several dining options, including the French restaurant Ikko-ten (just a 2-minute taxi ride away), the Italian restaurant Totoya, and the Japanese-style dining at Hanamuro. The area offers a range of culinary experiences, from fine dining to casual meals, to suit every taste.
Experience the charm of Fontaine no Mori Camp Site, where the beauty of nature meets modern comfort, and make your next trip a memorable adventure.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Located in a serene area surrounded by nature

2. Spacious tent sites with essential amenities like electricity and clean water

3. Eco-friendly approach to sustainability with BBQ facilities and bike rentals

4. Easy access to nearby attractions such as Mount Tsukuba and Ushiku Daibutsu

5. On-site public baths for relaxation after outdoor activities

6. Convenient transportation options with nearby bus stops and Tsukuba Station

7. Close proximity to top dining options including French, Italian, and Japanese restaurants

8. Engaging activities such as hiking, biking, and exploring botanical gardens

9. Perfect for families, solo travelers, and groups seeking adventure or relaxation

8.0 Excellent

454 reviews

Location 6.2

Pricing 8.0

Services 8.0

Cleans 8.0

Amenities 8.0

grass teo

I used it for one night in October.First, the site is small. Although the other sites were small, they seemed to be larger than the site our house was assigned to, so I think it would be difficult to fit two rooms with a tarp, although not all of them. The assigned site was tough even with only 2 rooms.Quiet time from 10pm to 7pm was a no-brainer. Most of the sites seem to be used by groups, and even after the quiet time of 10pm, almost every site is busy with people moving cars and chopping wood. There are several sites that are noisy even after midnight. I was disgusted by the washing of dishes in the kitchen past 1 o'clock.It seems that it has been expanded recently, but it seems that management has not kept up with it.However, there are also good points.It's located in a relatively easy-to-reach location in a short amount of time, and there are plenty of playgrounds for children, as well as all the necessary facilities nearby, so I think it's a good idea to go outside of the busy season.Overall, I think it's a perfect campsite for a group to have fun and have fun.

Toshi H

I've been using it for over 5 years.Even if you drive down the road from Saitama, you can get there in less than 2 hours, and if you go solo, the site fee is 50% off, so it's easy to use.I have also recently become friends with the staff, and it has become my favorite campsite.Thank you for your continued support!

Takeru Otaka

I visited him at an auto camp in the middle of summer.The sun was blocked by the shade of the trees, making it easier than I expected. There were no reservations for the site next door, so I was able to use it spaciously, but if you only have one site, it might be a little cramped if you park your car.The problem was that the bathtub was out of order and I could only use the shower, but I think it's a convenient campground because it's close to the city and has easy access.The hot dogs seem to be delicious, and I would definitely like to try them next time. thank you very much.

須藤太一

Available on the first Saturday and Sunday of October.Since it was used in the summer of 2023, there are three toilets in the middle of the building.I was surprised that the urinal in one of the men's restrooms still hasn't been repaired. Even better if it needs to be recovered from the pipes and it costs money.I think I should just remove it and plug the pipe.Also, since the manners of users are getting worse every year, I think it is necessary to explain camp etiquette in addition to the rules at the campsite at the time of reception.

匿名です

I used it during a three-day weekend in September!The location is great!There is a supermarket on the way from the interchange near Tokyo, and it's big! It was convenientIs the staff small?I think they constantly called the doorbell and looked for her, and there were almost no patrols.This is because there was a family who seemed to be using the barbecue in large numbers, and even though there were other customers, they threw water balloons at each other, almost hitting each other, and the children's clothes got wet from the broken water.I read on the website that it was completely prohibited, so when I tried to tell the staff, I couldn't find it anywhere. I immediately called and asked for help. I would like them to increase the number of prohibited items posted or make an announcement at check-in.The sites vary in size depending on location, but there are no ropes or fences (or even if there are, you can't see them), so it's hard to tell.The site is very close to the road that cars are passing by, so there wasn't enough room, so even though I was inside the site, I was so scared that my children were about to be run over.Also, there were no lights in the zone where the site was located, so if a car was leaving after dark, it looked like a car had suddenly appeared and it was dangerous. It was dark and I couldn't see, so I bumped into him.The toilet was clean, but the area above eye level wasn't really cleaned and there was a lot of spider webs and dust. And the toilet paper holder lid? I was concerned that there was a lot of mud splatter on the part.And a wasp! It can't be helped because this is a natural thing, but it was flying quite close to the area where the children were playing, so it was scary.I used the family bath, but the hot water supply was really bad lolIt says that there are two showers, but when I take one out, the other hardly comes out lolIt was good because it was still hot, but I wonder if it will be different in winter? Winter is also quite harsh with this amount. I have to leave in 30 minutes, so it looks like I'll have to wash my clothes while freezing.The location is good and it's kept clean, so I'd consider it again if I have a chance.

grass teo

Takeru Otaka

須藤太一

匿名です

grass teo

6.2 Good

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Top sights

Ushiku Daibutsu

25 min

The Tsukuba Botanical Garden

12 min