Togakushi Campsite

A vast area of ​​approximately 22ha. The tent sites include free sites that can accommodate more than 200 tents, divided sites, sites with power and water supply, and sites with power. There are also cottages, log cabins, lighted bungalows and mobile homes. Everyone was having fun in a variety of ways, including families, multiple families, and sleeping in their cars. However, two months ago, the sites other than the free ones were already full, so I wonder when people start making reservations. The cars had Kanto license plates, and people came from all over the place, including Niigata, Nagoya, Toyama, Nagano, and Yamagata.There is Togakushi Farm on the grounds, where cows and horses graze, and you can also enjoy horseback riding experiences and a petting animal plaza. You can also play in the river, which was popular with small children. There were two soba restaurants in the venue, but they were sold out by 2pm. A kitchen truck was coming, so I decided to buy some lunch there. Nearby are Togakushi Shrine Okusha, Kagami Pond, Togakushi Folk Museum, Togakushi Soba, and Ninja Village, and if you go a little further you can find Togakushi Shinpetsu Onsen, Iizuna Kogen Forest Adventure, Lake Nojiri, and Togakushi Geological Museum. Various events are always happening. Catching fish, making crafts, stargazing, etc.There were quite a few kitchens and toilets, so I didn't feel inconvenienced. It is said that more than 1,000 people use the facility each day on Saturdays, Sundays, and during summer vacation. It is said that around 1,500 people visited during the Obon season. For parents with small children, it's so spacious that it's easy to get lost when your child gets absorbed in playing. Please be especially careful in the evening when it starts to get dark. Even if there are strange people mixed in, you won't know.21:30-6:00 is bedtime. Dispose of burnable garbage in special bags. Of course, the rest should be separated and thrown away. There are two coin showers and a coin laundry on-site. The shower costs 300 yen/8 minutes, and my two children were able to take a shower in 8 minutes. The shops are well stocked and are open from 8:30 to 17:00. The corn I bought here was so fresh and delicious that I'll never forget it.Everyone there was very polite and I felt at ease. It was raining heavily, so we couldn't see the Togakushi mountain range.

This is a popular high standard campsite. The spacious site has a great location with a view of Mt. Takatsuma. Also, since it's on the grounds of a farm, you can interact with animals and have play equipment, so it's recommended for families with children. I also appreciate the fact that you can drive in your car from the front. The toilet is equipped with a washlet, and there are also showers and laundry facilities. There are shops and restaurants, so I don't think you will have any problems. Wi-Fi is also available, so it's very convenient to check out nearby sightseeing spots. Camping is basically reserved in advance online, and day camping is also possible on the day. There is a visitor center at the entrance to the campground, and you must register there before entering.In∶10:00Am Out∶10:00Am

It's a pleasant place.

We used it as a place to stay on the Amatomi Trail.The facilities are complete and all are clean.The grass is also growing properly.The ground is also moderately hard and will hold any peg.Some campgrounds don't allow you to pick up your trash, or you may have to pay for it, but here you can pick up your trash for free. (I had to leave early in the morning due to time constraints for collection, so I took the trash home with me.)Although we used it in October, it was chilly at night so cold protection is a must.I saw a rainbow at the campsite.