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That's a shame. .I go camping dozens of times a year.I have visited various campgrounds, but this time I used this one, which is famous for being difficult to get reservations for.There is a river, a hot spring, and a power supply for 2000 yen!It's true that the price may be reasonable, but there are no facilities other than the bare minimum (toilet, kitchen).I'm not looking for anything in particular, but I was wondering if the explanation at the reception desk would be to just take the trash home and check out the next day... (lol)To be honest, I didn't want people who weren't used to camping to come.For those who are not used to it, I think it would be best to go to a campsite that provides a thorough explanation of the site, has a manager on site until the morning, and has a permanent store.There was no explanation about when the lights would go off (maybe it wasn't set in the first place), so some groups were bothered by the lights until late at night.At some campgrounds in the past, there were campers who were partying even after midnight, but they had a late-night emergency contact number, so they contacted them and warned them.The reason why it is said that it is a campground that is difficult to make reservations for is because it is cheap, but it is probably due to the small number of sites and the fact that it is unusual for campgrounds to not charge cancellation fees until 6:00 pm the day before. Since there are no restrictions, I think there are many campers who are making online reservations at random.Lastly, you can distribute one hot spring discount ticket to each group, but what if you want to go to the hot springs separately?It seems that the tickets are collected each time at the hot spring facility, but since there was only one available, the staff at the store thought about it a bit and wrote a note on the discount ticket and returned it.``Some people bring multiple tickets, so how do you hand them over?'' I ended up being asked...The grass was neatly mowed. However, there were no explanations such as ``no open flames allowed'' here, so of course there were some places where the soil was exposed, which was disappointing.I gave it a lot of negative points, but the manager was a nice person and the view was nice.*Please note that this is a personal bias compared to dozens of campgrounds.

Some sites had slight slopes. I think the price is very low, but I felt that the toilets, sinks, etc. were well maintained. I would like to go again if I can make a reservation.

Yagigahana is a spectacular view.

November 21st.Used for the first time before snowfall.The usage fee is cheap, but I was surprised at 1,300 yen for a bundle of firewood. It's not a good thing that I didn't look into it, but I regret that I should have bought it at Homsen.If possible, it would be good if there was a detailed explanation about the use at the reception desk. ``It's okay to put together a sheet. ”Other than that, I don't have any particular complaints.

I learned that there was a campsite in my hometown and visited it for the first time!This time I went to take a tour!I have seen Yagibana from the front, but the view from this campsite is also amazing!It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature!I thought I would like to go camping next time![Recommended people]・People who like camping・People who want to spend time in nature・People who want to feel nature・People who are looking for a hidden camping spotThere is also a hot spring nearby, so you can have the best holiday ever!

5 years of camping experience. I visited over 30 campgrounds from an experienced perspective.The campground in Spi◯, which I had always wanted to go to, was closed on regular holidays, so I decided to use this one.I thought it would be safe since it's a campsite run by a camping equipment manufacturer like Suppi...When I arrived at the site, the reception was a prefabricated hut, and the employees were all elderly people like those employed by the Silver Human Resources Center.Once I paid the fee and was told the location of the site, that was it...I wasn't given any particular precautions, and all I received was a receipt, so I was wondering if everything was okay here. However, I was feeling better because of the beautiful scenery, so as I was setting up the site, I saw an elderly employee who was probably repairing the hedges at the site, but it was so hard to hear how he was so casually crossing right in front of people. They talk loudly and the atmosphere is boring...Then, a group of three men in their thirties arrived at the site next door. They brought in beer servers and 1-sho bottles, played music until bedtime, and started having fun in loud voices, which turned into the worst situation...In the worst case scenario, people put burning firewood on the grass and put in more firewood, or everyone went to take a bath without even cleaning up the still-burning bonfire, which turned the site into a lawless zone. I was there.If you look at the website again, there are almost no precautions, and there are no regulations even regarding bedtime...That night I was scared so I hurriedly slept in my car, and when I got up at around 4:30 the next morning to leave early in the morning, I found employees making loud noises cleaning the toilets and kitchen before 5:00.And at the Paripi site next door, trash bags left outside were probably destroyed by wild animals, and trash was scattered all the way to our site...We had no choice but to dispose of the trash in front of us.Other users, neither Paripi nor employees, did not seem to raise their voices, and even among the users who were close to full, we were the only users with a license number from another prefecture, which suggests that Niigata residents are easy-going people. I sorted out my feelings.Nowadays, anyone can easily go camping without any knowledge or experience as there are many useful tools available. I believe that relying solely on individual morals is not enough.It's fine if it's a public or free campsite, but since it's a camping equipment manufacturer, I think they should provide guidance to their employees and set minimum restrictions on use, but I'll never use this campground again. I don't have any, so it doesn't matter, but I decided to write this so that no one else has the same disappointing experience as me in the future.Pearl Metal products are cheap but of good quality, and I used them for things other than camping supplies, but I was so disappointed that I thought I would no longer use them.

My first campsite. It's neatly divided.It was a very good campsite. It was cheap and I had access to a power source, so I really enjoyed my 2-night solo trip from Tokyo.I forgot that I had run out of oil, so I went to a nearby liquor store to sell it, but the small size was sold out, so I was thinking about whether to buy sesame oil or not, and found the store. My husband shared the oil at home. That doesn't happen in Tokyo, so it's a really nice town. Next time I go, I'll buy you some alcohol. It was a nice place other than the campsite.