Jinbagatayama Campground

Even though the facilities are in place, it used to be free! There is currently a feeThe scenery is spectacular

Go once. I want to go again (*^^*)

This is a very rare signPlease be careful as it is only for horses.

A campsite located in the center of the city at an altitude of 1,445m with a view of the Southern Alps.It has become a popular place for pilgrimages since Rin visited it in Yuru Camp.Perhaps because of that, it used to be free, but it seems that it will become a paid service around 2021.Please note that the mountain path along the way is narrow. It's difficult to tell the difference depending on the location.Synthetic detergents are not allowed, and we ask that you use environmentally friendly detergents. (Can also be purchased locally)Anyway, the scenery was beautiful.You can't miss the view from the observation deck, which shows a different face depending on the time of day.

I was satisfied that I was able to enjoy every moment.

Anyway, the scenery is great!

Late September Sunday Solo 360 Group Site1 night stay: 7000 yenThe mountain road to the campsite is paved, with few steps, and there are signboards at the branches, so you can get there without getting lost.The 360 ​​that I used is the front row where you can spend the night looking at the city lights of Ina Valley, and the mountain hut side (up to 4 tents) are popular.It can't be helped, but the distance to the neighboring campers is closer, and the back row is the observation deck. You may be concerned about the movement of people on the way toImpressions of the empty site: Enough here.The common plaza in front of the site is quiet and empty most of the time.The best view is from the observation deck, and it's easy to move your luggage.Impressions of the Mori site: Privacy is important, stairs make it difficult to move luggage, site fees are the same as the Sky siteThe toilet does not have a washlet, so there are no complaints about the washing area.The view from the observation deck at the back of the campsite is spectacular! The contrast between the greenery of the Central Alps, the whiteness of the town of Ina Valley, and the color of the rice fields before and after harvest was pleasant and I was able to enjoy the view at my leisure in the late summer when the heat had eased, and I was able to visit again and again at the check-out time of 12:00. thanks toThis campsite is Yuru Camp△Go over my dead camp! campsiteRin-chan slowly ascends the wooden stairs that lead to the observatory. The sound of dull footsteps can be heard from under her feet. "What kind of hard soles are you wearing in your boots, Rin-chan?"I couldn't help but smile as I made a tsukkomi. The binoculars (free of charge) installed at the observation deck were still in good condition and no one was doing anything bad.In September, you can watch fireworks from the observation deck.Unfortunately, on the day of the fireworks, it was under thick clouds, so I couldn't see the size or visibility of the fireworks, but it seems they were being launched at Suwa Shrine and Hikata Iwa Shrine. If you can experience camping like ``watch fireworks launched from a starry sky and night view''...Search for Iijima fireworks!

"Jinba Katayama Campsite" is famous as a campsite with a spectacular view.Recently, it seems to be often talked about as a sacred place for ``Yuru Camp'' or ``It used to be free...'', but it's still a spectacular view.However, I guess I was expecting too much...The site I used was the ``360 site'' located at the highest location.Due to the distance from my hometown, I arrived a little after the check-in start time, and at that point the scenic "Central Alps side" was full. On the other side, the "Southern Alps side", there is a grove of trees right behind it, so the view is not as good.However, there was a misunderstanding on my part.``It's not like you can see a spectacular view from the site.''The photo that is featured as a spectacular view of Jinba Katayama Campsite is the view from the observation deck a little higher up from the campsite.In this case, a cheaper site at the bottom would have been fine.There is also a shop at the reception, but the prices for imported beer, frozen meat, etc. are quite high. I felt like I was heading in the wrong direction.The facilities are simple, with flush toilets and a kitchen that only uses water.It seems that the manager is not present at night, but when I used it, it was quiet at night and there were no problems.I think most people access it from the direction of Nakagawa Village, where you can buy things, but although there are signboards here and there, there are many branches and the paved roads are rough.The road that leads to Orikusa Pass on the other side is a recently paved road that leads toward Komagane, although it is a long road. There is little traffic, so if you have time, please consider it.As I have written many times before, the spectacular view from the observatory and the starry sky are must-sees.It's worth visiting at least once.

It was very good.I checked in on Friday, and it's important to reserve a spot.I think the scenery can be easier or harder to see depending on the location.Although it was early September, the whole place seemed a little hazy.Still, the mountains were beautiful.It was chilly in the middle of the night with short sleeves, but once I wrapped myself in a sleeping bag I was warm without any problems.