Name: キャンプ＆温泉＆サウナ LUONTO（ルオント）
Rating: 8

NON TiE-UP

Used at RV park.The facilities are new, the staff is kind, and I'm very satisfied with the fact that I can use the large public bath at Hibikino next door.There is Free Wi-Fi, but it's not strong enough to stably watch videos inside the car.The parking lot is slightly sloped, and boards for adjustment are available for rent.In my personal opinion, the prices set for parks and campgrounds are too aggressive.You don't need three plans for bath time, which is the best selling point.It's not a super public bath where you can stay for a long time, and you can use it as long as you like until checkout, which is attractive for 1,150 yen.People who are looking for a bath in a particular area will probably visit the baths, and even if they do, they will probably only take 1.5 baths on average.I would understand if the campground is close to the river/sea and directly connected to activities during Golden Week and summer vacation,I feel like the charge per person for a winter camp in this location is a bit different, at 4,000-5,000 yen per adult.If you want to sightsee in Ikaho, take the circulation bus from the bus stop in front of you to Yumoto.An easy and recommended pattern is to go all the way down from the mountain while also visiting shrines, stone steps, shopping, and eating and drinking.Walking back and forth takes a lot of physical strength.

YUK OKA

I was staying at [Nyoshin no Sato Hibikino] (operator?) next to the facility, and after checking out, I visited for the sauna purpose.Reservations are required to use the sauna.I was able to make a reservation even one day in advance.This is a campsite, and the facilities themselves are new and well maintained.The important sauna is a private space and is surrounded by a wooden wall. There's only a noren curtain at the entrance, so if you're nervous, it's a good idea to be prepared.The changing room is also a simple tent type.There is no luggage storage, so if you are nervous, we recommend that you prepare accordingly.The barrel sauna has double doors.It is an electric stove type and can reach temperatures of up to 90 degrees.Pails and ladles for self-rolling are provided.The water bath is also barrel-shaped and made of wood.Self-fill with water from the tap using a hose.Three infinity chairs are available for the outdoor bath.There are also hammocks and large umbrellas, so you can enjoy outdoor bathing in the shade or in the sun.Due to the location, it is fairly cool even in summer, making it very comfortable.There are no showers, but you can take a day trip bath at the main building next door, so if you're interested, please do.I think there are areas where it could be better with improvements, but it is an outdoor sauna that is environmentally wonderful and makes you want to visit again.

ブルー3

There is also a day trip bath and sauna!Pizza 🍕 is also delicious!

t T

A campsite in Ikaho. There are no free sites, all designated areas. It is located next to a hot spring inn, so if you pay the bathing fee, you can enter the hot spring in 1 minute on foot. Facilities such as toilets are new and kept clean. The staff's reception is pleasant and likable. Garbage is in designated bags, but you can throw it away, so there's no need to take it home. Overall, rated as a campsite with high cost performance.Foxes will come out, and if you leave food outside your tent, they will attack you.

捨てアカ

There are kittens wandering around looking for food from campers, so be careful if you go there...You can also sample local sake at the reception. They sell a variety of pizzas, but the one I ordered was a 3-piece pizza (priced around 600 yen?).In addition to the pizza, it also came with nuts and a piece of cheese, so I think it was a very good value for money product. The pizza itself is good.The facilities are all new and well maintained and may be worth the price.Please note that the bathing fee is separate.

NON TiE-UP

Used at RV park.The facilities are new, the staff is kind, and I'm very satisfied with the fact that I can use the large public bath at Hibikino next door.There is Free Wi-Fi, but it's not strong enough to stably watch videos inside the car.The parking lot is slightly sloped, and boards for adjustment are available for rent.In my personal opinion, the prices set for parks and campgrounds are too aggressive.You don't need three plans for bath time, which is the best selling point.It's not a super public bath where you can stay for a long time, and you can use it as long as you like until checkout, which is attractive for 1,150 yen.People who are looking for a bath in a particular area will probably visit the baths, and even if they do, they will probably only take 1.5 baths on average.I would understand if the campground is close to the river/sea and directly connected to activities during Golden Week and summer vacation,I feel like the charge per person for a winter camp in this location is a bit different, at 4,000-5,000 yen per adult.If you want to sightsee in Ikaho, take the circulation bus from the bus stop in front of you to Yumoto.An easy and recommended pattern is to go all the way down from the mountain while also visiting shrines, stone steps, shopping, and eating and drinking.Walking back and forth takes a lot of physical strength.

YUK OKA

I was staying at [Nyoshin no Sato Hibikino] (operator?) next to the facility, and after checking out, I visited for the sauna purpose.Reservations are required to use the sauna.I was able to make a reservation even one day in advance.This is a campsite, and the facilities themselves are new and well maintained.The important sauna is a private space and is surrounded by a wooden wall. There's only a noren curtain at the entrance, so if you're nervous, it's a good idea to be prepared.The changing room is also a simple tent type.There is no luggage storage, so if you are nervous, we recommend that you prepare accordingly.The barrel sauna has double doors.It is an electric stove type and can reach temperatures of up to 90 degrees.Pails and ladles for self-rolling are provided.The water bath is also barrel-shaped and made of wood.Self-fill with water from the tap using a hose.Three infinity chairs are available for the outdoor bath.There are also hammocks and large umbrellas, so you can enjoy outdoor bathing in the shade or in the sun.Due to the location, it is fairly cool even in summer, making it very comfortable.There are no showers, but you can take a day trip bath at the main building next door, so if you're interested, please do.I think there are areas where it could be better with improvements, but it is an outdoor sauna that is environmentally wonderful and makes you want to visit again.

ブルー3

There is also a day trip bath and sauna!Pizza 🍕 is also delicious!

t T

A campsite in Ikaho. There are no free sites, all designated areas. It is located next to a hot spring inn, so if you pay the bathing fee, you can enter the hot spring in 1 minute on foot. Facilities such as toilets are new and kept clean. The staff's reception is pleasant and likable. Garbage is in designated bags, but you can throw it away, so there's no need to take it home. Overall, rated as a campsite with high cost performance.Foxes will come out, and if you leave food outside your tent, they will attack you.

捨てアカ

There are kittens wandering around looking for food from campers, so be careful if you go there...You can also sample local sake at the reception. They sell a variety of pizzas, but the one I ordered was a 3-piece pizza (priced around 600 yen?).In addition to the pizza, it also came with nuts and a piece of cheese, so I think it was a very good value for money product. The pizza itself is good.The facilities are all new and well maintained and may be worth the price.Please note that the bathing fee is separate.

NON TiE-UP

Used at RV park.The facilities are new, the staff is kind, and I'm very satisfied with the fact that I can use the large public bath at Hibikino next door.There is Free Wi-Fi, but it's not strong enough to stably watch videos inside the car.The parking lot is slightly sloped, and boards for adjustment are available for rent.In my personal opinion, the prices set for parks and campgrounds are too aggressive.You don't need three plans for bath time, which is the best selling point.It's not a super public bath where you can stay for a long time, and you can use it as long as you like until checkout, which is attractive for 1,150 yen.People who are looking for a bath in a particular area will probably visit the baths, and even if they do, they will probably only take 1.5 baths on average.I would understand if the campground is close to the river/sea and directly connected to activities during Golden Week and summer vacation,I feel like the charge per person for a winter camp in this location is a bit different, at 4,000-5,000 yen per adult.If you want to sightsee in Ikaho, take the circulation bus from the bus stop in front of you to Yumoto.An easy and recommended pattern is to go all the way down from the mountain while also visiting shrines, stone steps, shopping, and eating and drinking.Walking back and forth takes a lot of physical strength.