Sugagawa City Citizen's Forest

There was no sound of cars or houses in sight, so I was able to spend a relaxing and comfortable time in the quiet nature.There is a caretaker there, and the space is just right, not too big or too small, and there are no cars, so you can feel safe.There are playground equipment and an open space, so you can have fun with your children.The site is on a slope,The bottom and right side of the layout plan are high, and the Wanpaku Square is the lowest land.The road leading from the administration building to the kitchen is the standard road, so sites 7 and 8 are along the road and I think it is relatively easy to bring in luggage, but sites 1 to 6 and 10 to 14 are uphill. Because it is necessary, I think it will be difficult if you have a lot of luggage. The higher the view, the better.Route 9, which I used this time, was a little difficult because it was a little downhill from the road, but it was close to a playground so I could let the kids play, and it wasn't too far from the restrooms. In addition to the Wanpaku Square, you can also play in the square in front of the site by catching insects and looking for Japanese snakes.For more information, there are people who upload details such as the location and size of the site on YouTube, so you may want to refer to it.The site is on dirt, so the seats will get dirty after rain.The toilet is a bio-toilet, but there was no smell, it was clean and comfortable to use.There are no sponges or detergent in the kitchen, so you will need to bring your own. Synthetic detergents cannot be used. There was a review saying that the water was undrinkable, but when I checked with the manager, he said it was fine because the water was purified.There are coin showers and toilets in the administration building. It felt clean. There is a hair dryer. There are picture books on the waiting room sofa that you can borrow freely. I borrowed a picture book and read it in my tent before going to bed.There are no vending machines or shops. The nearest one is 7-Eleven.There are spiders everywhere, including play equipment and toilets. Perhaps because of this, I feel like there are fewer unpleasant pests such as other winged insects. Since it's in the forest, there are a lot of bugs, but I'm glad I didn't have to worry about bugs and not be able to open the bathroom door.The fee has increased to 3,000 yen from this year, so I think there will be complaints, but the site has been mowed and kept in good condition, and a manager is always on site.I don't think it's expensive.Isn't it impossible to pay 650 yen these days even though it's municipally run? I think so. However, it may be difficult for solo campers because there is no quota for the number of people.I want to go again soon! It has become my favorite campsite.