The first time was for solo use, and the second time was for a group. It's a very comfortable place and the manager was always very accommodating. You can stay out late for only 500 yen on the day, and the toilets and water area are well maintained. It's basically a free site, so if it's available on weekdays, you can camp with a lot of freedom and stress-free, so we recommend it. The third time I went there, I tried to avoid the intense heat in the flatlands, but it was still 32 degrees Celsius. But it was comfortable because you could cool off in the shade of the trees and put your feet up at the edge of the river (the kids were playing in the water). The second time, I encountered Badger-kun (he's ferocious, so you shouldn't touch him), so I'd like to meet him again. At the beginning of July, it is empty on weekdays, but it seems to be full on Saturdays and Sundays. On Sunday, July 24th, I had my first trout set meal at the cafeteria. Auntie carefully grilled the trout with the perfect amount of salt. Now 880 yen is cheap. It was very delicious. It seems like it's only open on Saturdays and Sundays, but is it only for reservations? You can also eat by the hearth. The atmosphere is great. A youth soccer team came to the event for the first time in three years, and groups on the bus enjoyed BBQ and karaoke. I wonder if there are many repeat customers? You can easily enjoy fishing and day camping, so it is recommended as a summer activity. Added in September. There are several chestnut trees around the washing area on the river side, and if your timing is right, you can pick up some chestnuts. Be careful as it may fall onto the tent. Added in October. This year's last camping trip on the mountain side of the tourist farm. According to the manager, it will be closed on November 6th (Japanese-style toilet construction?) Although the mountain side didn't get much sunlight, we were able to see the autumn leaves. The sky was full of beautiful stars at night. The lowest temperature was 1℃. I visited every month and experienced the changing seasons, and it was such a good campsite that I would definitely like to visit again next year.P.S. In 2023, we will be open for business from April 2nd.I visited the zoo on April 13th for the first time in 5 months. The cherry blossoms were on the verge of falling on both the mountain and river sides, but we were able to enjoy cherry blossom viewing. What used to be a Japanese-style toilet now has a pink washlet. Many campgrounds in the Doshi area open in late April or have water restrictions, but we are thankful that they are opening a little earlier. The site at the back of the mountain side has also been slightly reworked and can now be used more widely. This is a little-known spot where you can have a very pleasant camping experience. Thank you to the administrator.