Aichi Kodomo-no-Kuni Camping Ground

Name: Aichi Kodomo-no-Kuni Camping Ground
Rating: 8

8.0

Excellent

(63 reviews)

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Aichi Kodomo-no-Kuni Camping Ground is a charming, family-friendly destination located in the heart of Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture. Situated near the Aichi Kodomo no Kuni, a well-known park with nature trails and playgrounds, this campsite offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families. The hotel’s location also provides easy access to major attractions in the region, such as Take Island, Laguna Ten Bosch, and the Katahara Onsen - Ajisai no Sato. Guests can enjoy the peaceful setting, surrounded by lush nature, while being just a short drive from bustling entertainment hubs. The campsite features spacious tents and comfortable facilities, designed to offer a relaxing stay in harmony with nature. Each tent is equipped with basic amenities, including comfortable bedding and essential kitchen tools, allowing guests to cook their meals and experience the joys of camping without sacrificing comfort. For those looking to explore the local culture and natural beauty, the site offers a variety of recreational activities, from nature walks to visits to the nearby Aichi Kodomo no Kuni, which is just an 11-minute walk away. Special amenities at the campsite include high-speed internet access, allowing guests to stay connected while enjoying the outdoors. The campsite’s proximity to public transport options, including a 13-minute walk to the nearest train station and convenient access to major airports like Mt. Fuji Shizuoka and Nagoya Airport, makes it easy for guests to travel and explore the region. Health and safety measures are a top priority, with the campsite providing sanitation stations, proper signage, and trained staff to ensure guests’ well-being. Whether you’re enjoying a day trip to Laguna Ten Bosch or relaxing at the nearby Umesho restaurant, Aichi Kodomo-no-Kuni Camping Ground offers an ideal base for your stay in this beautiful region of Japan.
Visitors can explore the natural wonders of the area and enjoy the family-friendly activities at nearby attractions. The campsite’s warm atmosphere and thoughtful amenities make it a perfect place to unwind and connect with nature.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. 11-minute walk to Aichi Kodomo no Kuni park with nature trails and playgrounds

2. 13-minute walk to the nearest train station, providing easy access to the city

3. High-speed internet available for guests, ensuring connectivity even in nature

4. Spacious tents equipped with essential amenities, offering a comfortable camping experience

5. Convenient access to major airports, including Mt. Fuji Shizuoka and Nagoya Airport

6. Nearby attractions like Take Island, Katahara Onsen, and Laguna Ten Bosch

7. Health and safety measures in place, ensuring guests' well-being throughout their stay

8. Family-friendly atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing, nature-filled vacation

9. Proximity to popular restaurants like Kita and Umesho, offering authentic Japanese cuisine

8.0 Excellent

63 reviews

Location 7.2

Pricing 8.0

Services 8.0

Cleans 8.0

Amenities 8.0

gifu森のおやじ

If you bring all your camping supplies, you can camp for an admission fee of 200 yen per person. It took up a lot of space and was very comfortable. The staff was very responsive, and even though I fell and suffered a minor injury, they were concerned and came to check on me many times.The people at the toll booth at the parking lot (which appears to be privately run) were cheerful and helpful in guiding us around.We would like to thank the staff at Aichi Kodomonokuni Campground and the person at the parking lot toll booth for their assistance.

マミューダパオ

Much better than I imagined.Although the price is low, showers are free, and you can throw away your garbage if you separate it.This is a divine campsite.It's not auto camping, so carrying your luggage is extremely difficult.You can rent a cart, but the cart cannot go all the way to the parking lot, so you have to carry your belongings yourself as far as the cart can go.That distance is quite long.The path to the campsite was steep, and it was impossible to carry it on my own.By the way, the parking lot is a swindle, apparently run by a private company unrelated to Kodomo no Kuni.If you stay overnight, you will have to pay again when you leave.If you go back another day, you will be charged again.However, overall it is a good campsite with a fairly high standard.There are almost no explanations for each item, so there are many things that are confusing at first glance.It's a children's country, so if your kids can tolerate the noise, you'll want to come back again and again.

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