Eleven Autocamp Park
8.0
Excellent(387 reviews)
+4
Hotel Description
Eleven Autocamp Park, located in the scenic heart of Japan, offers an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful escape. Situated at a convenient address—423-1 Minatoura, Ikata, Nishiuwa District, Ehime 796-0301, Japan—this camp offers guests an authentic outdoor experience with all the comforts of modern living. Surrounded by lush forests, this park is the perfect gateway for those wanting to explore the natural beauty of the area. Notable nearby attractions include Mother Farm, a 31-minute drive away, where guests can enjoy farm tours and interact with animals. For a more cultural experience, the Tokyo German Village (22-minute drive) offers German-themed park activities, and Yōrō Ravine (26-minute drive) features serene trails through waterfalls and forests. Kamogawa Sea World (36 minutes away) provides marine entertainment, while Kameyama Lake (14-minute drive) invites guests for a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. The accommodations at Eleven Autocamp Park are thoughtfully designed, ensuring comfort with spacious camping spots, well-equipped outdoor kitchens, and modern amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can enjoy high-speed internet access and ample parking facilities. Nearby public transport options include Narita International Airport, 74 minutes away by taxi, and several local stations, such as Obitsu Station (9-minute taxi ride). For health and safety, the park upholds stringent measures to ensure guest well-being, including routine sanitation and safety protocols. For activities, visitors can enjoy hiking, sightseeing, and interacting with local wildlife. Whether you're hiking to nearby waterfalls or experiencing the joy of the Tokyo German Village, Eleven Autocamp Park offers a memorable outdoor escape with modern comfort and exceptional hospitality. Come and enjoy this unique experience in the heart of nature!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a blend of nature and comfort.
2. Proximity to various nature attractions like Mother Farm and Yōrō Ravine.
3. Comfortable camping accommodations with modern amenities.
4. Easy access to local transportation and major airports.
5. Diverse activities for guests, including hiking, sightseeing, and marine park visits.
6. Strong health and safety protocols ensuring guest well-being.
7. Spacious outdoor areas with equipped kitchens for a comfortable camping experience.
8. Nearby cultural and natural landmarks such as Kamogawa Sea World and Kameyama Lake.
9. Variety of dining options and local attractions near the hotel.
10. Well-maintained grounds and picturesque natural surroundings.
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mother Farm
31 min
Tokyo German Village22 min
Yōrō Ravine26 min
Kamogawa Sea World36 min
Kameyama Lake14 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 43 min |
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Location
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 14 min
Transit: 2 hr 34 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 43 min
Transit: 1 hr 43 min
Transit:
Obitsu Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 17 min
Kururi Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 42 min
Kazusa-Matsuoka Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 56 min
Hirayama Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 38 min
Tawarada Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 53 min
Nearby locations
6.6
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kikuchi T.
1/5
I appreciate that the showers are clean and free.The location is good and the facilities are good.However, the customer base is the worst.I brought a radio control to let the kids play, but spectators and parents were stationed on the course, making it impossible for them to run properly. Parents do not pay attention even when small children run out onto the course.Have you had any injuries or troubles so far?I felt like I was being held back, but I didn't want to hurt the other kids, so I ended it quickly.Also, lights out and bedtimes are not strictly observed, and even after 10:30 p.m., adults are making a lot of noise, opening and closing car doors, and moving around.The kids are also excited and are making a lot of noise, and they don't pay attention to it at all.It would be difficult to make night patrols, and I think a lot of it will depend on the conscience of the users, but the customer base was just too bad.
S GT
5/5
It's completely family-friendly, or rather, a place for children, and I think the main focus will be on other activities rather than camping.Vaulting and fishing were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, butTrampoline, lawn sled (bring or purchase sled; cardboard not allowed),The children had fun playing on the radio-controlled course (bring your own radio-controlled one) and the long rope swing.You can also use the pizza oven at night, so if you prepare a pizza, you can bake it yourself.It felt like camping in a large park camping space rather than a campsite.There is no outdoor feel.The site was large enough for us to fit a car and a tent and tarp, so we didn't have much room.It may be difficult in some areas if you want to create a stream or something like that.There were quite a few people staying in two rooms, so I guess the size was okay. I think so.At 9:30pm, I go to bed instead of turning off the lights.As we were building a bonfire in silence without talking, the person in charge said something after 10 p.m.I came to warn her that 9:30pm is her bedtime.It was my fault, so I regretted it and went to bed immediately, butSince such proper measures have been taken,It wasn't noisy until midnight, which was nice.Reservations for Saturdays and Sundays seem to be booked up to two months in advance, so it's no wonder it's so popular.Let's go camping! Rather, I think it's a place where children go to play.
あしたあめ
1/5
Maybe they aren't aware of the rules, maybe they know but don't follow them, maybe they don't think it's a nuisance, or maybe they do but don't care because they prioritize their own enjoyment...Well, maybe it's a hangout for customers with bad manners?As mentioned in the reviews, it was very noisy.It was empty because there was a rain forecast, but what the heck.I went there for my kids because there were a lot of activities, but the sound of the fireworks made them angry, saying, ``It's so loud I can't sleep! Follow the rules!'' so I don't think I'll ever come again.The site was large and empty, so I was able to choose a location freely on this day, which was good.The location is good, but the night management and customers just happened to be unlucky? It was a shame.
cris X
1/5
Around May 2024, I came here to camp as usual, but unfortunately, two groups of families were having fun inside the tent until midnight, and it was so noisy that I couldn't sleep and was very annoyed.I think it was after 1:00 a.m., but when I reached the limit of my patience and tried to warn them, someone else happened to shout and warn me at that moment, and it finally became quiet.The people themselves may think they are having a quiet conversation, but in the dead silence of the night, even the most trivial conversations can be heard, making it extremely unpleasant.I wanted to report this to the staff on the way home and have the families banned, but it didn't seem like they would take it seriously, and I felt like it was too late, so I didn't do that.When I look at the comments with low ratings, there are some idiots who say things like, ``What's wrong with making a fuss at camp?'' and I think it's difficult for the staff to respond, but I don't think there's anything they can do about it.There were also children who pointed their lights at people and other tents at night, and while this was unavoidable since they were children, some parents were unable to warn them or stop them from doing so. Some parents can't imagine what would happen if they pointed a light at people or tents at night.It's a large campground, cheap, and there aren't many staff, so it might be difficult to control the number of users, especially at night.Until now, fortunately, there were no uneducated adults nearby, so I was able to have a good time, but I don't think I'll use it again because I don't want to lose it again.
k k
5/5
There is plenty of play equipment for children, as well as facilities such as sites and water facilities, making it a safe place for families to enjoy camping.I think the playground is the highlight of this campground, but the grass sledding? And radio control? is highly recommended. The sledding has some slippery paths and some non-slip paths, but it's quite fast and thrilling (lol) It's very wide and has a good view, so you can sit on the bench and watch the kids play. It feels good.There is a kind of observation deck on the radio control, so you can play while looking over the entire course. However, every time the radio control crashes, I have to go down from the observation deck. . .There was a pizza oven, and there were many people making homemade pizza for dinner. The staff starts heating up the pizza oven in the evening, so there was a line of people waiting to bake pizza from then on. If you would like to take your time eating at the site, you may want to choose a later time (after 7:30).
辛党仙人
3/5
The site is small. If you subtract the shrubbery and trees, it's about 60-70 square meters. There is absolutely no 100. Bullfrogs are noisy and uncomfortable at night. The rain frog zone is probably comfortable.