Kardia Auto Camp

I have used the first campsite next to the reception lodge, the two bungalows, and the second campsite located south along the Yoshino River several times.The first campsite has three auto sites. I think it's enough space unless it's a really big tent.There is a bungalow in front of the auto site. There are lights, toilets (in an adjoining separate building), and a terrace facing the river, as well as wooden chairs and tables, and an air conditioner. (The chair is a bench type. If you have a mat or cushion, your butt may not hurt.) Beds and mats are provided, but you will need to bring your own blankets and pillows. There is a dedicated bonfire area in the bungalow, but I think it would be a good idea to bring a separate heat source for cooking and enjoy it on the terrace while listening to the sound of the river. You can get by by bringing bedding, a heat source for cooking, cutlery, and food (plus cushions and lights if needed), so if you're planning on using it as a family or have friends who aren't used to camping, this is the place to go. By the way, there is also a coin shower nearby. There is a bath at the lodge, but please check as it may be closed.The second one is at the end of a narrow road that makes you feel a bit uneasy. There are auto sites that are separated to some extent and sites with roofs. A covered site is a great option if you are concerned about the weather.Basically, the site is either grass or soil, and the soil is of average hardness. Aluminum is fine, but plastic pegs may break.Both No. 1 and No. 2 can be accessed by the Yoshinogawa River, and there are various activities available from No. 1 to No. 2, such as rafting, sauna, sauna (Sauna is only available on No. 2) (separate application required).If you go into the river, a life jacket is a must. There are some shallow areas, but even in shallow areas, the ground rises gently. Once I get hooked on it, I desperately try to drown in it quietly. There are also free rentals, so be sure to wear one.The great things about this place that I recommend are the location, where you can enjoy the Yoshino River and nature while being only 30 minutes from Kashihara Aeon, and the mother at the reception desk. Even when I complain that new payment methods are difficult, the staff always smile and guide me through small talk, which is the most comforting thing about this place. It is my hope that you will stay healthy and stay at the front desk forever (lol)

The first time I came to [Caldia Campsite] wasIn an environment full of nature, a beautiful river flows beside it.Both adults and children were swimming.I wanted to swim lolThis time, the roof of the group camp is on.I was able to rent a place.It's bigger than I expected, with chairs and tables.It was very helpful.Various things are sold at the administration building.There are many rentalsIt really helped me♪The first meal at Kamado (10 cups)It was so delicious!! (Reservation required)The people in the administration building are extremely humble.Please give me a polite explanation with a smile.It was a really good campsite.I highly recommend this place.There is also a BBQ area for day trips.There is also a BBQ area for a large number of people.I think it's good.There is an open space like a park.I played soccer and baseball.This time, it was quite hot during the day.Rent a group site with a roofThat's really correct.Please come and try it♬

I went on a Thursday so it was empty which was great.

I used it twice. The first time was at a covered site at the second campsite. It was a quiet environment and there was some play equipment, so the kids had fun.This time, we used the covered group site at the first campsite where the main building (reception) is located. The tent was Asgard 12, but I was able to set it up. There are bathrooms and toilets nearby, so I had a lot of fun camping. The toilets were always clean and comfortable. The bathroom was also clean and relaxing. There was also a hair dryer available to borrow for free, which was helpful.I would like to use this campground again as it is close to Osaka and is easy to access.Just a side note for reference...The second campsite is a little far from the main building, so you will need to drive to take a bath. (These are the only drawbacks. If I had to say anything, they are the only drawbacks.) There is electricity, there is a roof, and pets are allowed. It's the best.It's a covered group site at the first campsite, but it was very convenient with toilets and baths nearby. The communal kitchen is adjacent to a nearby group site called Annex Yamase (an old private bungalow), so to be honest, I'm a little concerned about it. Thank you both. . .However, there is a large sign that says "This kitchen is shared", so I don't think it will cause any trouble.One thing to keep in mind is that both the "roofed group site" and the "annex/yamase" are for group camping, so there is a possibility that it will get noisy, and you should also consider staying late at night. Maybe not.Also, there is a road behind the ``roofed group site'' and you can hear the noise of cars until about 10 p.m. In any case, I think you need to be prepared for "sound" when using group sites. I think you should take this into consideration when using it.(I am not dissatisfied with it myself, but I hope it will be helpful for those who are considering using it.When I used it, it just happened to be noisy, and I don't think it usually happens.But maybe these two I think one or both of the sites tend to be noisy.However, the sound of clanking near 12 o'clock was annoying.