Arinomien Auto Camping Ground
8.4
Excellent(520 reviews)
224 Itanaka Shinden, Sammu, Chiba 289-1222, Japan
+81 475-89-1719
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Hotel Description
Welcome to Arinomien Auto Camping Ground, located at 224 Itanaka Shinden, Sammu, Chiba 289-1222, Japan. Nestled in a serene setting, this unique camping ground offers guests an immersive nature experience while still being conveniently close to local attractions. Guests will appreciate the peaceful surroundings and the rustic charm that the camping site conveys. Just a short 17-minute drive will take you to the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences, where you can explore flight simulators and replica aircraft. The renowned Naritasan Shinsho-ji, with its stunning temple and pagoda, is only a 31-minute journey from the property, making it an excellent spot for cultural exploration.
The accommodations at Arinomien are designed to provide a comfortable stay, featuring spacious areas perfect for relaxation. Although traditional hotel amenities are limited, the essence of outdoor camping is embraced here. Guests enjoy access to clean bathrooms and well-maintained facilities that ensure a pleasant experience. Unique features include a refreshing pool, making it one of the few in the area to offer such an amenity.
For dining, the on-site restaurant serves delicious meals, catering to various tastes, while the property is pet-friendly, allowing you to bring your furry friends along. The proximity to major transportation routes means that Narita International Airport is just a 27-minute taxi ride away, adding to the convenience of your stay. Health and safety measures are prioritized, ensuring a secure environment for all guests.
Engage in nearby activities, from watching planes at Sakuranoyama Park to exploring the beautiful trails of Naritasan Park. You’ll find ample opportunities to immerse yourself in local culture and nature. The surrounding area boasts a variety of dining options, including restaurants specializing in local cuisine. Experience the charm of Arinomien Auto Camping Ground, where nature and comfort coexist harmoniously, inviting you to create unforgettable memories.
The accommodations at Arinomien are designed to provide a comfortable stay, featuring spacious areas perfect for relaxation. Although traditional hotel amenities are limited, the essence of outdoor camping is embraced here. Guests enjoy access to clean bathrooms and well-maintained facilities that ensure a pleasant experience. Unique features include a refreshing pool, making it one of the few in the area to offer such an amenity.
For dining, the on-site restaurant serves delicious meals, catering to various tastes, while the property is pet-friendly, allowing you to bring your furry friends along. The proximity to major transportation routes means that Narita International Airport is just a 27-minute taxi ride away, adding to the convenience of your stay. Health and safety measures are prioritized, ensuring a secure environment for all guests.
Engage in nearby activities, from watching planes at Sakuranoyama Park to exploring the beautiful trails of Naritasan Park. You’ll find ample opportunities to immerse yourself in local culture and nature. The surrounding area boasts a variety of dining options, including restaurants specializing in local cuisine. Experience the charm of Arinomien Auto Camping Ground, where nature and comfort coexist harmoniously, inviting you to create unforgettable memories.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Guests praised the cleanliness and comfort of the bathrooms
2. Located a short drive from the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences
3. Features a pool, a rarity among local camping grounds
4. Offers a restaurant serving local and international dishes
5. Pet-friendly environment welcoming all furry companions
6.0 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Naritasan Shinsho-ji
31 min
Museum of Aeronautical Sciences17 min
Sakuranoyama Park23 min
Naritasan Park30 min
Naritasan Omotesando33 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 10:00 |
| Check-out | 08:30 |
| Location rating | 6.0 |
| Nearest airport | Narita International Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 27 min |
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Location
224 Itanaka Shinden, Sammu, Chiba 289-1222, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 27 min
Transit: 1 hr 29 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 12 min
Transit: 3 hr 6 min
Nearby locations
6.0
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
Pet-friendly
Parking & transportation
Parking
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
Pool
No hot tub
Rooms
No air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
8.2
158 reviews
Wonderful
70
Excellent
57
Good
13
Below Average
9
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9
Hiroshi Yoshikawa
4/5
Stayed solo for one night. Even after reading the reviews, I wasn't sure how far away the solo sites were, so I was a little worried, but it turned out to be nothing. The solo parking lot is about 300m from the reception desk, and about 80m from there to the site.The solo site is a place carved out of a primeval forest, surrounded by deep greenery. However, since it is not a very rural area, you can hear a variety of sounds. The sounds of agricultural machinery, airplanes, cars, and dogs barking in residential areas. Other than the sound of the airplane, it's not that loud, and it doesn't last long, so it's tolerable. Although it's confusing.It rained, but the site was covered with pebbles so it didn't get muddy. Solo sites are small, and a tent of about 2m x 2m may be the limit.Since it was called Coleman Partner Field, I had imagined it to be a stylish and shiny campsite, but it turned out to be a normal campsite for solo travelers to stay overnight, eat, and have a bonfire. The restrooms (male and small) weren't filthy, but they were a bit old and I didn't want to go there as I'm nervous about toilets.
ロッキー
4/5
A nice and quiet campsite. The toilets are also clean. However, since it was still hot and we were in the forest, there were a lot of mosquitoes🦟. Is this something that can't be helped? The bath and shower are a bit expensive.
k k
5/5
I used an auto campsite for 2 nights and 3 days in February.Unusual for a campsite, there are open spaces here and there where you can play badminton or basketball (there are goals). You can also rent stilts and play in the square.It's a harvesting experience, but you can enjoy it with the staff's detailed explanations. Since it was winter, I was able to harvest a good amount of leafy vegetables that could be used for pots, and I immediately added them to the menu, but perhaps I was too greedy and couldn't consume them within three days, so I took them as souvenirs.Each family bath has its own charm and can be enjoyed. It seemed like the temperature was a little high for me, so it was a short stay, but since it was winter, I was able to warm up my body.Since I was there for 2 nights, I did some laundry and used the gas dryer. I was very grateful that it became fluffy and fluffy in a short amount of time.The facilities and events were adequate, and the staff was polite and I was able to use it very comfortably. This is one of the campgrounds I would like to visit again.
もも
5/5
I visited on a solo camp.Although I was a single woman, the receptionist was very considerate when checking in, which made me feel at ease.Since it was a weekend, most of the camping trips were with families or groups, but the solo sites were far away so it was quiet.A bonfire over an open fire is the best!I will go again (^^)
よさく“よさく”みー
4/5
I came to experience potato harvesting.Guided by the staff, we will go to the field.There is a potato section in a vast area.Harvest based on the number of plantsPotatoes are coming outFinishes in about 20 minutesAt the receptionThere was guidance for each season.It might be a good idea to check by phone!
阿部千恵
5/5
I went to a group camp with my friends and family as a mother and child. There were play areas and toys for children everywhere, and I was worried that there were only boys and their mothers in the bathroom, but I was glad that there was a family bath so I could watch what was going on. The 2-tent site was popular right away, so I would be happy if there were more.
eightしん
5/5
Excellent customer service from store staffThe place I stopped in the forest was a family site this time.10,000 yen per person per night on June 15thThere were trees all the way to the top and it was cool.Trees provide some protection from light rain.However, each area is separated by walls (slightly visible) with trees.Recommended for both solo and familiesYou can throw away your own garbage bags.This is a campsite that is sure to come back again.
ねぎとろ温泉
3/5
The receptionist's response was good.
Room 3
Service 4
Location3
早苗
4/5
I like this campsite because it is surrounded by trees and gives a sense of privacy. The water supply and toilets were located in the right places and were convenient. Since the Dada plot is surrounded by trees, there are many insects depending on the location of the site, so it is better to take precautions against not only flying insects but also crawling insects. If you do that properly, there is a good ash disposal and garbage station (please separate them), and it's a beautiful campsite.
ぽちくり太郎
5/5
I used a solo site.The entrance was located a few minutes away by car from where the auto site was located, so I was able to enjoy the tranquility of the mountain.(You can hear some people's voices from the auto site)Since I was the only person using the facility on a weekday, it was great to be able to make an open fire in the dark.It was cherry blossom season, so we were able to see the cherry blossoms.The firewood was 1,500 yen for one container of hardwood. It's about the size of two beer cases, so it might be difficult for people on bikes to carry it. They had put in flammable parts like wood chips and bark to start the fire, and there were a lot of tree branches lying around, so I think I could manage without an ax.Apparently there is also a bathroom, but I didn't use it because it was far away from my solo site.The only thing that bothered me was that the plots were small, and there were trees planted between the plots to hide them, so it was quite a small space. Since the forecast was for rain, I brought a 4m tarp, but I gave up on setting it up.Finally, I bought a box of strawberries (1,500 yen) as a souvenir and when I took them home, they were so sweet that I decided that I would like to take my kids there to go strawberry picking next time.
Gyo 83toku
4/5
Chiba's standard campsite! The on-site facilities are clean and well-equipped. There are many events such as children's play equipment, treasure stones, target shooting, etc. It's fun to experience harvesting as well. The vegetables are different depending on the season, so I think you can enjoy it every time. Some firewood is sold, but you can get as much firewood as you like for free, so that's enough! The site is separated by wood, so you don't have to worry about neighbors. It feels a little small, but there is plenty of room.
Kamy
5/5
Visited on a weekend in March when pollen was at its peak. For those who are battling hay fever, there are a lot of cedar trees around, so your eyes and nose will definitely get away lol.It was my first visit. I went there because I wanted to be a treasure hunter looking for gems (or rather, ores), and I ended up picking strawberries as well. I was lucky because I was able to go through the reception on the day.Treasure Hunter costs 1,000 yen and takes 5 minutes. Up to 3 people can participate at the same time. (I was allowed to enter with an escort)Although it is the same stone as the treasure hunt that is often found in tourist areas, the world view was created very well and I enjoyed it from beginning to end. As a result, I did it twice lolIf you find an item called a legendary key, you will receive an award, but it has never been found and it has only been discovered three times in the past.It's 1,000 yen, but since it can accommodate 3 people, I think the cost performance is good compared to others. I was allowed to dig about 200g.Strawberry picking is a flat rate of 2,400 yen for elementary school students and older, so it may be more expensive than other farms. However, considering that you can eat all-you-can-eat of 11 types of strawberries, each person is assigned their own table so you can eat slowly, you can leave your luggage there, and you get 40 minutes, so it's not expensive at all. It was.The quality of the strawberries was also quite good, and I was able to find a lot of strawberries that were similar to, if not the same as, the direct sales store.I think it will be crowded during the camping season, but I would like to visit again for camping at least once.
Ulpianus Domitius (praefectus praetorio)
5/5
I think it's good for families with children.
yao taro
4/5
This is a famous campground in Chiba. This is a family-friendly campsite. There are various attractions, and those with small children will have a lot of fun.Baths can be reserved for men and women by time. Reservations can be made at the reception.You can pick strawberries. You can also experience harvesting other than strawberries depending on the season, so it's fun.The campsite has playground equipment and a small park-like area, so it's perfect for letting your children play.There is hot water in the kitchen, which is helpful.Trash can also be thrown away at set times.It was raining when I used it, butThis is a very stylish campsite.
Masami Ikeda
5/5
I used it for strawberry picking.If you put it in the cart, it seems like you can take your dog with you. There is a wide variety of strawberries available, so you can enjoy tasting and comparing them. Best of all, I was able to sit down and enjoy the strawberries slowly. There are many events held at the campground that kids can enjoy, and you can even take your dog for a walk. I will be using this again
バンクーバー
5/5
So great! It is well maintained.There's hot water. Some places have toilet seat heaters.The sink is very beautiful. Trash will also be collected free of charge. The private open air is also the best!We look forward to assisting you again during winter camping.There was Basia Aeon Kasumi, but there were no particularly delicious ingredients. . . Local procurement seems difficult.
い
5/5
I used a solo site. There is a fireplace where you can make an open fire, and it is located away from the main camping area, so you can enjoy a quiet solo camping experience.
2 s (seadog)
4/5
We spent time at an auto campsite. The sections were neatly separated by trees, and although I could hear voices and other people, it felt private. It's nice that it's close to the city. There was a Christmas event near the administration building, and the children seemed to be having fun.
otousan8
5/5
12/29 at winter camp. This was my first visit to Mien Arino, which I wanted to visit close to Tokyo. The divided site was 8mx8m, which was ample space. The ground is gravel, but there is a lot of dirt. There are many toilets and water stations for your convenience. Tickets for the shower cost ¥300 and there was no time limit, and a hair dryer was available in the sanitary room.Firewood costs ¥1,500 for a hardwood container, and the amount is about 2 bundles. I used about 1.5 boxes in my wood stove.There were many events and everyone with children seemed to have a great time. The dog run was also spacious and we were able to get some good exercise. The strawberry beer sold at the shop was also delicious.We recommend purchasing ingredients at the Beisia Yachimata store along the way, and the original offal stew and chicken fishballs were very delicious. Also, for lunch, Grande Cafe along the way offers all-you-can-eat Sri Lankan food for ¥1000, and it's delicious and recommended.
Furu Tiger
4/5
There are many types of sites, and there are also solo sites for solo users.However, the solo site is located a little further away than other sites, so you will have to walk a little to use the campsite facilities. The specification allows you to enjoy solo to the fullest.The campsite facilities include some play equipment for children, as well as an open-air bath and a family bath.It seems like you can only use the family bath on weekdays, but I'd like to try the open-air bath at least once.The venue is spacious and each site is separated, giving it a sense of privacy.Looks like it would be fun to go to Gurcan.Also, there are water stations and toilets all over the grounds, so it's not too bad, but there is no hot water at the water stations except near the administration building. The toilet also didn't have a washlet.It's good that the price is not relatively expensive.Reservations can be easily made from the website, so it's not a hassle.This time I used a solo site, but since there was no one else around, I was able to relax almost completely solo.It's a campsite I'd like to visit again.The only thing I thought was that the price of firewood was 1,500 yen, which was a bit expensive. There's plenty of it, but when it's cold I easily use it up overnight.