Nishitanzawa Mount-Bridge Campground

Used for camping in early fall.Although it is a little colder at night than during the day, the temperature is still comfortable.Unfortunately, we ended up camping in the rain, but we were guided to a site in the shade of a large bridge that crosses over the campsite, so the effects of the rain were greatly diminished.Although I was using it on a Saturday and Sunday, the site was fairly empty, perhaps due to the rain, and I was grateful for the offer, saying that there were no people coming to the site next to me, so it wouldn't be a problem if I stuck out a little. However, we were able to set up a tent to avoid the rain.Although I shouldn't take things for granted, I am truly grateful to be able to be flexible like this.Since it's near a river, there are a lot of insects, but since there's gravel underneath, I didn't really worry about insects. Part of it may depend on the season.There are some other reviews that mention the attitude of the manager, but they responded very well, including the above-mentioned response, and I never got the impression that they were overbearing or anything like that. It says that people were able to see inside the trash, but it's normal to separate garbage in the first place, and even though there are places that require stricter separation, it's not possible to separate plastic bottles, jars, and cans. If so, I feel like this is a problem before camping. If it's true that I was treated in a high-pressure manner, I can't help but suspect that there was something wrong with the reviewer.Firewood and charcoal are also sold at very reasonable prices, and although I didn't use the showers or baths, I don't know why, but the toilets and kitchen are clean, and dishes and refrigerators can be rented out for free.Although there was a bit of a derailment along the way, the overall review was that the campsite was very satisfying and I would definitely use it again.