Name: Sakegawamura Eco Park Kurinoki Auto Camping Ground
Rating: 8.8

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I always use free sites, so I've never used it.Due to this year's heavy rains, it will be closed until the end of this year.As of October 13th, it appeared that heavy machinery was involved in the restoration work.

子連れドラゴン

It's a very fun campground for children with athletic activities. However, there are parts that are rope-like and easy to fall off, so I don't think it's very suitable for small children. However, there are plenty of facilities for children, such as water play in the stream and places where children can safely play indoors (as stated on the website, children up to 6 years old can use the facility).There was also a shop that rented camping equipment and sold basic daily necessities. They also sell ice cream and ice cream. There are also vending machines near Kinokokan and within the free site, so you can run out of juice at night! It is possible to buy more at that time. By the way, the staff at Kinokokan were soft-spoken and very polite. (I did not go to the Kinokonomori Center, so I am not sure about the staff's response or the internal situation.)The auto campsite is spacious and can accommodate a two-room tent and a tarp.The sanitary building at the campsite, which has a kitchen, toilets, and shower rooms, was very clean and comfortable to use.This is a long post, but overall it is a campsite that is recommended for families with children. When I looked it up on the internet, I found that there are hot springs with pools near the campsite (about 20 minutes by car), so next time I would like to stay for 2 nights and enjoy the facilities and sightseeing around the campsite. Masu!

jumper jumper

I used Autosite. I was impressed by the fact that I only had to make reservations over the phone, unlike today's online reservations where reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis.Check-in is a little late at 2pm. If you're fidgeting, the sun will set in no time, and your meal will be a mess.Autosite allows you to specify your favorite location as long as it is available. The convenient location near the toilet and shower building is around 7.8.9.10.However, there are differences in size, shade, etc. depending on the location.There is an athletic facility, and a small stream runs through it, and depending on the time of year, you can see fireflies!Also, there were many beetles in the summer, which was a hit with the children.The shower building had a hinged door, so there weren't many insects inside and it was comfortable. The toilet has one large washlet and one Japanese-style toilet, but it was good as there were hardly any clashes.(There is a large toilet with an ostomate in the center of the building, and there is also a wheelchair ramp, so you don't have to worry.)Also, I was grateful that there were 8 taps in the kitchen, each with hot water.There are two private shower rooms, and although they say they are coin showers, they are actually just shower rooms. The shower room, including the changing area, is a bit small, so it would be quite difficult to accommodate small children. There are no shelves, so I think this needs improvement.Also, don't forget that shampoo and body soap are not provided.The price is 300 yen, but there are only cans 😅, so it's a style that leaves it up to the morals of the users.The price is 4,800 yen per night if you don't use power at the auto site in high season, the facility fee is 250 yen per person, so 2 nights for 4 people is 10,600 yen, the shower fee is 300 yen for adults x 2 times, and 200 yen for children. It wasn't cheap at 2,000 yen for 2 x 2 trips, totaling 12,600 yen, but they also disposed of trash, which was a nice touch.The biggest problem is that cell phone reception is hopeless!It seems like the WiFi is working, but it's not good either, and it cuts out a lot.Camping is all about enjoying the inconvenience! You may be saying that, but I can't accept the fact that I can't get through to the phone. Can't you do something about this? *By the way, this is a soft bun.It looks like there will be a trial menu next time, so I would like to try that as well.

ちーちゃんママ（ちーちゃんママ）

I went to play with my daughter, grandparents, and nephew.Although it was hot, there were many families who brought tents and umbrellas and were having fun.I was hooked on the zipline play equipment.The staff at the cafeteria were also kind and responded to my sudden requests with care.

taroo pochi

I visited for the first time on Saturday, October 15th.I used a free site, and it's a beautiful campsite. If I have a chance, I would like to visit again 🐭.It's really nice that IN time is 9 o'clock and OUT time is 17 o'clock.Cell phone reception is weak, but there's free WiFi inside the venue, so it's not a problem!Unfortunately, there are places where the grass is scorched or severely carbonized by the bonfires🔥. (>_<)This is a matter of etiquette for people who make bonfires🔥. (This is true at any campground, to a greater or lesser extent.)It is essential to use a fireproof sheet for a bonfire🔥, but you can also use a wooden plywood board under the fireproof sheet or something like that at a 100-yen store.I think you can have a more lawn-friendly camping experience by curing it with metal cooking trays.I think it would be great if we could create a bonfire that takes care of the lawn so that the next person who uses it can use it comfortably.

h

I always use free sites, so I've never used it.Due to this year's heavy rains, it will be closed until the end of this year.As of October 13th, it appeared that heavy machinery was involved in the restoration work.

子連れドラゴン

It's a very fun campground for children with athletic activities. However, there are parts that are rope-like and easy to fall off, so I don't think it's very suitable for small children. However, there are plenty of facilities for children, such as water play in the stream and places where children can safely play indoors (as stated on the website, children up to 6 years old can use the facility).There was also a shop that rented camping equipment and sold basic daily necessities. They also sell ice cream and ice cream. There are also vending machines near Kinokokan and within the free site, so you can run out of juice at night! It is possible to buy more at that time. By the way, the staff at Kinokokan were soft-spoken and very polite. (I did not go to the Kinokonomori Center, so I am not sure about the staff's response or the internal situation.)The auto campsite is spacious and can accommodate a two-room tent and a tarp.The sanitary building at the campsite, which has a kitchen, toilets, and shower rooms, was very clean and comfortable to use.This is a long post, but overall it is a campsite that is recommended for families with children. When I looked it up on the internet, I found that there are hot springs with pools near the campsite (about 20 minutes by car), so next time I would like to stay for 2 nights and enjoy the facilities and sightseeing around the campsite. Masu!

jumper jumper

I used Autosite. I was impressed by the fact that I only had to make reservations over the phone, unlike today's online reservations where reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis.Check-in is a little late at 2pm. If you're fidgeting, the sun will set in no time, and your meal will be a mess.Autosite allows you to specify your favorite location as long as it is available. The convenient location near the toilet and shower building is around 7.8.9.10.However, there are differences in size, shade, etc. depending on the location.There is an athletic facility, and a small stream runs through it, and depending on the time of year, you can see fireflies!Also, there were many beetles in the summer, which was a hit with the children.The shower building had a hinged door, so there weren't many insects inside and it was comfortable. The toilet has one large washlet and one Japanese-style toilet, but it was good as there were hardly any clashes.(There is a large toilet with an ostomate in the center of the building, and there is also a wheelchair ramp, so you don't have to worry.)Also, I was grateful that there were 8 taps in the kitchen, each with hot water.There are two private shower rooms, and although they say they are coin showers, they are actually just shower rooms. The shower room, including the changing area, is a bit small, so it would be quite difficult to accommodate small children. There are no shelves, so I think this needs improvement.Also, don't forget that shampoo and body soap are not provided.The price is 300 yen, but there are only cans 😅, so it's a style that leaves it up to the morals of the users.The price is 4,800 yen per night if you don't use power at the auto site in high season, the facility fee is 250 yen per person, so 2 nights for 4 people is 10,600 yen, the shower fee is 300 yen for adults x 2 times, and 200 yen for children. It wasn't cheap at 2,000 yen for 2 x 2 trips, totaling 12,600 yen, but they also disposed of trash, which was a nice touch.The biggest problem is that cell phone reception is hopeless!It seems like the WiFi is working, but it's not good either, and it cuts out a lot.Camping is all about enjoying the inconvenience! You may be saying that, but I can't accept the fact that I can't get through to the phone. Can't you do something about this? *By the way, this is a soft bun.It looks like there will be a trial menu next time, so I would like to try that as well.

ちーちゃんママ（ちーちゃんママ）

I went to play with my daughter, grandparents, and nephew.Although it was hot, there were many families who brought tents and umbrellas and were having fun.I was hooked on the zipline play equipment.The staff at the cafeteria were also kind and responded to my sudden requests with care.

taroo pochi

I visited for the first time on Saturday, October 15th.I used a free site, and it's a beautiful campsite. If I have a chance, I would like to visit again 🐭.It's really nice that IN time is 9 o'clock and OUT time is 17 o'clock.Cell phone reception is weak, but there's free WiFi inside the venue, so it's not a problem!Unfortunately, there are places where the grass is scorched or severely carbonized by the bonfires🔥. (>_<)This is a matter of etiquette for people who make bonfires🔥. (This is true at any campground, to a greater or lesser extent.)It is essential to use a fireproof sheet for a bonfire🔥, but you can also use a wooden plywood board under the fireproof sheet or something like that at a 100-yen store.I think you can have a more lawn-friendly camping experience by curing it with metal cooking trays.I think it would be great if we could create a bonfire that takes care of the lawn so that the next person who uses it can use it comfortably.

h

I always use free sites, so I've never used it.Due to this year's heavy rains, it will be closed until the end of this year.As of October 13th, it appeared that heavy machinery was involved in the restoration work.