Yamabiko-no-Oka

A high-rise building that can be glimpsed from the mountains as it runs along Prefectural Route 32.I got really curious and searched for it, but couldn't find anything.I finally found it through an image search.It was an artificial wall for sport climbing.It is now obsolete and is no longer used.I guess it didn't come up in the search because it's not a current facility.

The scenery is nice.

It's a beautiful campsite, but very expensive, we stayed on the wooden deck, it was big, but the wood on the deck was broken in several places and it was a little dangerous, as I lost my balance several times, the bathrooms that are open 24 hours were just stylish Japanese, so if you're not used to it, it's really bad.The campsite was very close to the highway, so the noise from cars passing by all the time was a little bad.At night, after the time when it can usually be noisy, there were still people talking very loudly and making a mess.The bathroom for showering for coins was very bad, the door was just a curtain and the coins were placed outside.I wouldn't go again, as the price was too high, maybe if it was more affordable I would think about going again!!

It's a beautiful place. However very expensive, ¥2000 per person + site.there where people talking loud after 10:00pm, with implies bad administration and no control of manners. The near toilet is Japanese style, there is an ocidental style toilet that closes at 10:00pm with makes a 3 stars.

I have used it several timesThe drawbacks are that the restrooms are far away and the plot sites are too close together.The good points are that you can always use the bathroom, it's clean because it's in the administration building, and you can park your car near the plot site and unload it.The divided sites are very close to each other and there are no fences.There were campers with bad manners who talked loudly until midnight, which made me uncomfortable.Even in the morning, he started talking before dawn, and I woke up to the sound of his voice, which made me angry.I think it would be good if there were warnings and patrols to remind people to be quiet at night.There is a barbecue area next to the plot site, and when it was in use, the fluorescent lights were bright, and I was surprised to see children playing with balls and running around, almost hitting the tent.Isn't it necessary to be careful about this?I can't really recommend it for people like me who like to camp quietly.I feel even worse when I see an old man standing up in the morning.There are adults and children, men and women, and no good adult would do something like that.It's a shame because the surrounding environment is nice.

If the door is poorly placed and the room is far away, you won't be able to connect to WiFi, and at night you won't be able to connect even if you use an unmanned extension.

On a whim, I decided to go camping in August. Since it was my first time camping, I searched for places and facilities where even beginners could experience camping without setting up a tent, and decided on this place.I actually went there on August 22nd and stayed in a bungalow for 2 days and 1 night.Even though it was August, I was able to make a reservation smoothly, and best of all, I called twice to ask questions before making the reservation. Even though I wasn't sure if I was going to make a reservation, they answered my questions politely, and they did their best to accommodate sudden changes both on the day of the reservation and afterward.In front of the reception, after going up a slightly steep slope, you can park your car in the customer parking lot immediately after passing in front of the reception building, or there is a parking space for one car next to the entrance of the reception building. . There are stairs from the customer parking lot to the reception. In that case, it is best for one representative to go to the reception desk. After that, it might be more efficient to talk on the phone and then drive to another parking lot, or move there if you want to catch some fish. Being too new to the area, I didn't know what to do, so my family ended up going back and forth with all the belongings we could carry.Even my high school kids had fun catching fish.I think younger children will enjoy it even more.There are two bungalows: Building A (front) and Building B (back). If you don't want to worry about people watching you, stay in Building A on the side of the parking lot for people using facilities such as bungalows. If you are concerned about people watching you or want to enjoy nature a little, I think Building B is the best choice. Building B is completely hidden from people's eyes, but it feels more like a forest than Building A. It's on the side.The inside of the bungalow is also very clean with separate bath and toilet. There are 2 single beds and 1 sofa bed in the room next to the dining table (sleeps 6), and 3 futons in the Japanese room. There was no curtain on the window next to the sink, so there were insects on the window at night. Of course, you don't have to worry about insects since you are outside, but if you are concerned about them, you should bring some kind of cloth with you. You can see the inside of the bungalow on the website, so it's easier to understand if you check it.It seems like the futons are changed every time or regularly, and the sheets are changed every time.The barbecue is covered, so you don't have to worry about some rain! Insect control is important, so I placed forest incense around the barbecue.You can also rent barbecue goods, so we rented a barbecue stove and a rope. The rope is rough, so 100 yen is enough, so it's better to bring another rope or a barbecue sheet and aluminum sheet.There are tableware, but I brought some paper plates with me to make myself feel a little better. Cleaning up is so easy!Some trash can be picked up for 200 yen per bag.You can also set off fireworks.In late August, there were hardly any other guests, and my family was the only one in the bungalow, so I was able to spend time without worrying about my surroundings at all.It's a shame that you can't swim in the river, but if you want to swim in the river, you should do so before coming here.The staff at the facility are very kind, so if you have any troubles, please ask them.The man who was there when we caught the fish was busy right after we checked in and ended up 10 minutes past the reservation time + it took him a long time to catch the fish, so while he was catching the fish, he drove away in a light truck. I went to work at the facility lolThis action in our home was a busy place. Thank you for responding without making a negative face.Recommended for camping beginners!I want to go again.

I experienced catching and salt-grilling rainbow trout ☆It was a little difficult to walk because it was down a steep slope, but it was very delicious as they quickly prepared it and grilled it with salt.The staff were also very kind (^^)I would like to use it again☆

The facility has a large climbing tower that stands out, and I haven't been able to walk around the area yet, so more details will come later.

Even though I had made a reservation, the waiting time was too long! I was a little disappointed!