camp circle きずな

I applied for the ``Stay in a camper and enjoy Satoyama camping!'' event of ``Tamura Satoyama Play Experience Expo Campaku'' on October 5th and 6th, 2024, and Camp Circle Kizuna took care of me.A 5-year-old boy had always wanted to go camping, but neither of his parents had any camping experience or equipment, so they found this plan while searching.After arriving, harvest vegetables in the field → wash the vegetables, cut the ingredients and make pizza → bake in the pizza oven and have lunch.In the afternoon, catch a char → watch the char being cut and prepare for salt-grilling for dinner → have dinner in the camper while making a bonfire. We had a barbecue on the side. The children lived in a rented house and cooked using an IH cooking heater, and the pizza oven and bonfire seemed like a novelty for a child who rarely had a chance to see a fire. We also brought some hand-held fireworks, which we had never experienced before due to lack of space, and the children were very happy. The bath was large and felt very comfortable.To be honest, I was worried about the cold when staying in a camper, but I was able to turn on the heater with the engine off, so I wasn't cold at all and was able to get a good night's rest. There were toilets and hand washing facilities nearby and it was clean and tidy. My son, who loves cars, was very excited to be able to stay in the camper he had seen in a picture book.In the morning, we made hot sandwiches next to the camper, served hot soup and coffee, and enjoyed a quiet and peaceful time while watching the bonfire.Both owners were very kind and taught us a lot of things. Unfortunately, it rained both days, but they did their best to make sure we had fun even in the rain. The children seemed to be enjoying themselves as if they were visiting their relatives or grandparents' rural home. It seemed like they had so much fun that they went to the nearby Hoshi-no-mura Observatory on the afternoon of the first day to see the planetarium, but even though they don't usually take naps, they fell asleep from the beginning (lol).Mr. Sakakibara taught the children how to heat the pizza oven and build a bonfire, and Mr. Hasegawa respected the children's wishes and helped them cut ingredients for cooking and do other things.As a camping experience for young children, I was able to have an experience that will remain in my memory forever (and at a very reasonable price compared to others around me), and I would definitely like to come back again. (I'm sure the stars will be beautiful if it's sunny, so I hope it's sunny when I visit again!)Recommended for moms and dads with small children! ! This time, I stayed with my 5 year old and my mother.