Rewild Music Fes Camp
8.2
Excellent(119 reviews)
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Hotel Description
Rewild Music Festival Camp
Rewild Music Fes Camp offers a unique and vibrant experience for visitors seeking adventure and relaxation in a stunning natural setting. Nestled within close proximity to beautiful beaches and marine attractions, this camp provides an ideal location for music lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Located a short distance from popular sights such as Kamogawa Sea World, famous for its spectacular marine shows, and Moriya Beach, known for its stunning coastline, the hotel invites guests to immerse themselves in the local culture and scenic beauty.
The accommodations at Rewild Music Fes Camp are designed for comfort and tranquility, with spacious areas that promote relaxation. Guests can enjoy modern amenities while experiencing the great outdoors, making it a perfect spot for music festivals and outdoor gatherings.
Accessibility is one of the highlights, with convenient transportation options available to major airports. Narita International Airport is about 1 hour 31 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport is approximately 1 hour 11 minutes away.
Health and safety measures are a priority, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind. Whether lounging on nearby beaches or participating in local events, guests are encouraged to engage with the vibrant surroundings and rich culture.
Nearby attractions include Ubara Utopia, a beautiful natural park, and family-friendly Okitsu Beach, making it easy to explore the area's outdoor offerings.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with various restaurants offering fresh seafood and local delicacies, ensuring that every meal is a delight. Come experience the charm of Rewild Music Fes Camp, where nature and music unite for an unforgettable stay.
The accommodations at Rewild Music Fes Camp are designed for comfort and tranquility, with spacious areas that promote relaxation. Guests can enjoy modern amenities while experiencing the great outdoors, making it a perfect spot for music festivals and outdoor gatherings.
Accessibility is one of the highlights, with convenient transportation options available to major airports. Narita International Airport is about 1 hour 31 minutes away by taxi, while Haneda Airport is approximately 1 hour 11 minutes away.
Health and safety measures are a priority, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind. Whether lounging on nearby beaches or participating in local events, guests are encouraged to engage with the vibrant surroundings and rich culture.
Nearby attractions include Ubara Utopia, a beautiful natural park, and family-friendly Okitsu Beach, making it easy to explore the area's outdoor offerings.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with various restaurants offering fresh seafood and local delicacies, ensuring that every meal is a delight. Come experience the charm of Rewild Music Fes Camp, where nature and music unite for an unforgettable stay.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Proximity to beautiful beaches and marine parks
2. Spacious accommodations designed for relaxation
3. Modern amenities including Wi-Fi and comfortable seating
4. Convenient access to major airports for travelers
5. Engagement with local culture through nearby attractions
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kamogawa Sea World
30 min
Moriya Beach13 min
Onjuku Beach20 min
Ubara Utopia15 min
Okitsu Beach15 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 11 min |
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Location
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 31 min
Transit: 4 hr 19 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 11 min
Transit: 3 hr 52 min
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6.8
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おじさん
4/5
Use a solo site. I wonder if the camping boom has passed. It was fully occupied on Saturdays and Sundays. The water was clean and it was a comfortable campsite. I like that the solo site zone is separate.
takuya arai
5/5
I just started going there, but it's my favorite campsite. I went both solo and as a family camper.First of all, the temperature is comfortable even in the intense heat.The temperature in Tokyo was close to 37℃ according to the car's thermometer, but the temperature at the campsite was 31℃, and the night before the temperature was 23℃, which is quite comfortable, so if you go there with the Tokyo feeling, it might be a little cold at night.It was originally a putter golf course and is entirely covered in grass. There are almost no trees, so direct sunlight is harsh, but it is much cooler than Kisarazu or Tokyo. I think it would be better to have a tarp. There are benches in the air-conditioned administration building, where you can take shelter when the heat is too much.The stars are beautiful at night. I saw more stars than I could have imagined in Tokyo, and I even saw a shooting star.We have a wide variety of campers, including solo, family, and group campers. The manager was always on duty, so even if there was a violation of manners, he would warn me properly, so I never felt uncomfortable.I think it's easy for children to play, as they have a vinyl pool and a Tarzan rope. The grounds are large, so if you choose the right location, you won't have to worry about children's voices.There are paid showers and hairdryers available for rent. There is no shampoo etc., so it is better to bring your own. They also sell them at the shop. There is also a washing area, with detergent and sponges provided. I also appreciate that the toilet is indoors.It seems that it was originally a campsite that held a music event called Music & Fes, but now they don't have music and the name has changed.It's a lawn, so there aren't any big bugs. However, there are a lot of insects at night.Recommended for those who want to go camping even in summer, but the cool highlands are far away.
Kenji
4/5
I went solo camping by bike. The gravel parking lot near the administration building can be slippery on two wheels, so please be careful. We also saw people falling down.This time I used a solo site. It's small and there aren't many people, but I think the scenery is pretty good. The other campers were also very quiet during the quiet time, so I woke up early in the morning and ended up loitering around in the tent, being careful not to make any noise.The manager was very kind and took great care of me. The location was great as there were mountain passes along the way and we were able to camp while touring.However, there is a fee for garbage disposal, so I only disposed of flammable items and took the cans and pets home. I think it would be 5 stars if the garbage was free.
匿名
5/5
I use it every year and it's a good campsite ♪noisy? The people who said this probably say that no matter which campground you go to, the voices are too loud...The toilet and shower room are clean, and the manager is a nice person (^^)However, there is no hot water in the washing area, so it is difficult to wash the dishes during the cold season.The name is music festival.Rewild Greenfield Campsite? If you change it to something like that, you'll probably get more customers♪Thank you again ♪
vvv sola
2/5
Even though it's called a music festival camp, I get the impression that the volume is strict.I was told that I should stop playing brass and that I should play until the sun goes down at the latest.Please be aware that if you go to play a musical instrument, you may be exposed.The site was spacious and had a nice view, which was great.
sea
4/5
I have used it before.The facility was very clean and the lawn was large, which was great! There were also plenty of rentals available.It's just a memory now, but...Late at night, a drunk woman smoked a cigarette outside the tent, then opened it and came in.Camping with 3 girls. It was the first time for everyone except me to go camping, so it was very scary.I had a hard time sleeping after that, so when I left the next morning, I asked the staff to help me and was able to talk to the group leader.I think if the staff had stayed there at night, I would have felt a little more at ease.
Steven Hward
1/5
If you find it too noisy on your days off, you'll usually hear the music here.Because it's a countryside, music in the great outdoors? The neighborhood is a residential area.Whether you know it's a basin or not, the sound can be heard up to 1-2km away.It might be fine because we're making money, but it's just a source of stress for the people who live there.
ミドリヤ
5/5
A campsite with one free site!Cars are not allowed, but if you find a place near the parking lot, it will be easy to transport your luggage.The staff were very friendly and the shower room was clean considering it was used by so many people!There wasn't much going on that day, but there were stalls and events, and it looked like it was going to be fun!The next day you can go to the morning market in Katsuura, or just a short walk will take you to the soothing waters of the Kamogawa River.The location is good, with easy access to sightseeing spots in the area.I want to go again!