Tatsubagawa Camping Ground

1200 yen per nightNo reservation requiredLate April to late Octoberfree siteRiverside/ForestKitchen availableThere is a toilet (the new one has flush)Open fire OKTake all trash homeIt's a large area that I was told before that I could use, but when I was under a different manager, I was told that I couldn't use it because it was on other land.It is clearly located inside the campsite, including the entrance and exit, and there are no instructions or notes on whether it is okay to use it or not.Since it is impossible for the user to judgeI hope something can be done about it.From the expressway, get off at Suwa Minami IC, turn left, go straight until you reach Yatsugatake, then turn right.For shopping, there are SEIYU and A Co-op in the Fujimi-cho downtown area.JA Farm next to A Coop sometimes sells firewood. If it's not on the front, you may find it on the back.Firewood is also sold at Watahan (Home Center) located along National Route 20 in Fujimi Town. There are two types: thick and thin. There are also some camping equipment such as Captain Stag's grill, so if you forgot something, you might want to go there.In addition to firewood, Tateshina Jiyu Farm in Hara Village sells other ingredients that are different from those found in supermarkets, such as local vegetables and ham sausages.There is no need to make a reservation, and there are no specific check-in or check-out times, so all you have to do is arrive early, secure a spot and set up, and the manager will come to the administration building around noon and apply for use.You may end up behind schedule because your work takes a long time or you get stuck in traffic on the way.The manager will go home in the evening, but you can set up the property as is, and when the manager comes the next day, you can apply for use by telling him that you have been staying overnight since the previous day.1200 per nightDay camp is 600 yenTwo nights are 1,800 yen, so after the first night, the day camp fee will be added.It seems that firewood is also sold in the administration building.Cars can be parked along the road within the venue.Sometimes people drive into the site, but please refrain from doing so as it creates ruts on the ground.The space on the site that can fit a car should be used for tents rather than parking.Most of the campground is in the forest, and some areas have been leveled to open flat land.Hammocks may also be available depending on the location.The ground at the forest site is soft, so the beg won't stick firmly. You need to be sure to firmly tamp down the area where you want to prick, use a long peg, or tie it to a nearby tree.Since it is a mountain campground, please expect that everything except the leveled area is basically sloped.I don't use the kitchen, so I don't know how easy it is to use.There is water supply.The toilets located slightly above the administration building are relatively new and flush.The toilets downstairs are old.Open fires are OK, but burning debris such as ash and charcoal must be cleaned up and taken home.Although it is not limited to open fires, please be careful not to spread the fire as it is a forested site in the mountains.All trash, including ash and unburned charcoal, must be taken home.Occasionally, the pots used to bind firewood fall down, so please be careful with your trash.This is not something to be dissatisfied with, and it is natural for people to dispose of their own trash.Since it's a mountain campsite, the weather can change easily.Even if the weather forecast does not predict rain in the surrounding area, Yatsugatake itself may form clouds and cause rain.I think it's best to avoid camping near rivers on rainy days.Because it is a plateau, the temperature at night is lower than expected.Even in summer, if you don't wear a layer at night, you might catch a cold.If you want to take a bath, leave the campsite and go south for a while to reach Hachimineen Shika-no-Yu, or go north for a while and go down to Fureai Center Mominoyu.It's hard to say that it's a convenient campsite, but the time constraints are loose, so it's probably good for people who want to spend their time deep in the mountains at their own pace while listening to the wind rustling in the trees and the sound of streams.Since the facilities are minimal, I don't think it's suitable for family camping with small children unless you are very experienced with camping.It's not limited to this campground, but there are people who bring in speakers and play music.It's a real nuisance because you can hear the bass from your smartphone or radio, even if you're within earshot, even if you're quite far away. Let's stop.

I used it again this time.¥600 for a day, ¥1,200 for 1 night, ¥1,800 for 2 nights, prices that are unheard of these days, and no reservations are required.However, firewood for around ¥900 is sold at the administration building, but the only other facilities are toilets (one flush and one pot) and a water station.However, there is a day-trip hot spring (Momi-no-yu) nearby, and there is another one (Shika-no-yu) a little further away.If you go a little further down from Mominoyu and turn right, there is a popular direct sales store called Tateshina Free Farm, and another direct sales store for a university called Yatsugatake Chuo Agricultural Practical College. I may be a college graduate, but the frozen parent birds they sell there are delicious.I tried grilling the chicken thigh fillet over a charcoal grill with a splash of Goichi wine and salt and pepper, and it was delicious!I remember that the price was around 400 yen.

A campsite in a beautiful natural forest. The simplicity is the opposite of the convenience of an auto campsite in a residential area. Perhaps because of the good manners of the users, the rice cooker and Western-style flush toilets are both very clean. It seems that people are making sure to take their trash home with them. Bonfire OK.

As usual, it is a free site and open flames are allowed, making it a rare campsite. However, since there is no set site, securing a flat spot is first come, first served. I used it during Golden Week, and it was a good idea to go ahead. However, since it was a free site, I was surprised to see campers who came later setting up their tents next to each other. Campers like this often have the worst manners, make loud noises until late at night, andNot suitable for a campsite. I thought the number of campers had suddenly decreased, but it's still a long way off. I'll visit you again in the fall. For heavy campers. It's a highland. Outside of summer, it's pretty cold without firewood.

It's very quiet, the manager is kind, and the water area is clean. This is my favorite campsite.Inside the campsite, there is a ``Bodo'' that was built by Takeda Shingen for the invasion of Shinano.As of April 2024, the cost is 600 yen for a day trip and 1200 yen for an overnight stay for one adult.

1200 yen per nightNo reservation requiredLate April to late Octoberfree siteRiverside/ForestKitchen availableThere is a toilet (the new one has flush)Open fire OKTake all trash homeIt's a large area that I was told before that I could use, but when I was under a different manager, I was told that I couldn't use it because it was on other land.It is clearly located inside the campsite, including the entrance and exit, and there are no instructions or notes on whether it is okay to use it or not.Since it is impossible for the user to judgeI hope something can be done about it.From the expressway, get off at Suwa Minami IC, turn left, go straight until you reach Yatsugatake, then turn right.For shopping, there are SEIYU and A Co-op in the Fujimi-cho downtown area.JA Farm next to A Coop sometimes sells firewood. If it's not on the front, you may find it on the back.Firewood is also sold at Watahan (Home Center) located along National Route 20 in Fujimi Town. There are two types: thick and thin. There are also some camping equipment such as Captain Stag's grill, so if you forgot something, you might want to go there.In addition to firewood, Tateshina Jiyu Farm in Hara Village sells other ingredients that are different from those found in supermarkets, such as local vegetables and ham sausages.There is no need to make a reservation, and there are no specific check-in or check-out times, so all you have to do is arrive early, secure a spot and set up, and the manager will come to the administration building around noon and apply for use.You may end up behind schedule because your work takes a long time or you get stuck in traffic on the way.The manager will go home in the evening, but you can set up the property as is, and when the manager comes the next day, you can apply for use by telling him that you have been staying overnight since the previous day.1200 per nightDay camp is 600 yenTwo nights are 1,800 yen, so after the first night, the day camp fee will be added.It seems that firewood is also sold in the administration building.Cars can be parked along the road within the venue.Sometimes people drive into the site, but please refrain from doing so as it creates ruts on the ground.The space on the site that can fit a car should be used for tents rather than parking.Most of the campground is in the forest, and some areas have been leveled to open flat land.Hammocks may also be available depending on the location.The ground at the forest site is soft, so the beg won't stick firmly. You need to be sure to firmly tamp down the area where you want to prick, use a long peg, or tie it to a nearby tree.Since it is a mountain campground, please expect that everything except the leveled area is basically sloped.I don't use the kitchen, so I don't know how easy it is to use.There is water supply.The toilets located slightly above the administration building are relatively new and flush.The toilets downstairs are old.Open fires are OK, but burning debris such as ash and charcoal must be cleaned up and taken home.Although it is not limited to open fires, please be careful not to spread the fire as it is a forested site in the mountains.All trash, including ash and unburned charcoal, must be taken home.Occasionally, the pots used to bind firewood fall down, so please be careful with your trash.This is not something to be dissatisfied with, and it is natural for people to dispose of their own trash.Since it's a mountain campsite, the weather can change easily.Even if the weather forecast does not predict rain in the surrounding area, Yatsugatake itself may form clouds and cause rain.I think it's best to avoid camping near rivers on rainy days.Because it is a plateau, the temperature at night is lower than expected.Even in summer, if you don't wear a layer at night, you might catch a cold.If you want to take a bath, leave the campsite and go south for a while to reach Hachimineen Shika-no-Yu, or go north for a while and go down to Fureai Center Mominoyu.It's hard to say that it's a convenient campsite, but the time constraints are loose, so it's probably good for people who want to spend their time deep in the mountains at their own pace while listening to the wind rustling in the trees and the sound of streams.Since the facilities are minimal, I don't think it's suitable for family camping with small children unless you are very experienced with camping.It's not limited to this campground, but there are people who bring in speakers and play music.It's a real nuisance because you can hear the bass from your smartphone or radio, even if you're within earshot, even if you're quite far away. Let's stop.