Bubetsunomori Camping Ground

My co-worker recommended it to me, saying, ``This place is great!'', so I decided to make my solo camp debut.The layout is surrounded by trees, and reservations are required, so you won't get into a tight situation with your neighbors.You can use as much firewood as you want, but most of it is quite thick and long, and the saws you can rent won't cut at all, so it might be a good idea to bring your own saw.The tent floor is soft and drains well, so it's easy to peg the tent.The toilets are of the type where you take your shoes off before using them, so they're clean considering it's a campsite.It's a shame that there isn't a hot spring nearby, but it's more comfortable so I'm sure I'll come back again.

Free site available on weekdays in early September.First, we checked in at Nara no Kiya and headed to the site.There seems to be no manager on site on weekdays. Instead, there are security cameras throughout the campground.I am grateful that firewood is free (you need to cut it with a saw or ax) and that the toilets are washlet-equipped.Maybe because it was a weekday, I was the only one on the free site. Perhaps because it is a time when there are few visitors, the starry sky site is off-limits. It's a shame because it was a day when the stars looked beautiful.You can drive around the free site on the one-way gravel road only when loading and unloading luggage.There are also two trailers.During the day, the area is relatively lively with the sounds of JR trains, cars, and heavy machinery working nearby.At night, you can hear the sounds of insects and JR trains.There is only the minimum amount of light available near the toilets, so the site will be completely dark. Don't forget your hand light or head light.Going to the bathroom without a light is not recommended.Shoes are strictly prohibited in the restroom, and you must take off your shoes each time you use the toilet, so it's best to wear shoes that are easy to take on and off.When wild animals try to go to the bathroom at night, their eyes glow in the distance. Probably a sika deer.There were quite a few crows cawing nearby, so we had to be careful not to steal our food.This time I didn't mind because there weren't many people using it, but considering the number of sites, it seems like there aren't many toilets.However, the firewood is free and the toilets are clean.It might be a good idea if you want to feel soothed by a bonfire.

Family camp from time to timeThere are a lot of people, and it's lively in a good way.It's very well managed and clean.There are many security cameras, giving you a sense of security.there was.

It's a campsite with good service, but if it rains, it's pretty miserable.It's nice that the firewood is free, but since it's raw wood, it's difficult to cut, split, and burn.The area is covered with volcanic lapilli, and I thought it would have relatively good drainage, but for a moment there were mushrooms growing everywhere, and there were many slugs the size of which could be mistaken for leeches.It appears that they were originally trying to create a place with poor drainage and high humidity.When it rains, fine volcanic lapilli jumps up to about knee height and sticks to tents, tools, and cars, making them dirty and difficult to remove.The surrounding trees also seem to have a lot of sap, probably due to the high humidity, so if you get wet without an umbrella, you'll be exposed to rain mixed with sap, which may cause a rash if you have sensitive skin.The toilets and washing areas are extremely clean, and are of a level that can be recommended even for women.