Minami Shinshu Urugi "Hoshi no Mori" Auto Camping Ground

I used the free site in June.Cars are not allowed at the free site, but there are parking spaces nearby.It was buried along the edge where it is easy to unload, but if you don't have a problem carrying it, you can take up a position in the center of the free site, or you can set up a private site in the back.There is almost no shade from the trees, so a tarp is required in the summer, but the temperature is low and you can stay cool in the shade. It was June and the temperature dropped to 15 degrees at night. A jacket is required even in summer.The site is divided into sections by neatly trimmed hedges.Personally, I don't like it because it takes away from the view of nature, but it does give you a sense of privacy, so it might be a good idea to bring small children with you.The open feeling of the sky at the free site is outstanding, and depending on your position, you can enjoy a spectacular 360-degree starry sky.

At the age of 66, I went camping for the first time with my wife and dog! Site B was reserved for us and we were able to relax. There was also a discount coupon for the nearby Komadori-no-Yu, so I was able to relax there. Photos of crocodile trees, contrails, staff members, and their beloved dogs.

A spacious campsite with a resort feelI stayed solo at Section E for two nights on a weekday!Although the weather was cloudy and rainy for two nights...the site had good drainage, was close to the toilet building, and had well-developed passageways, so I was able to spend my time there without feeling inconvenienced.The reception and site management staff are polite and smiling, and there are coin showers available even on weekdays, and there is no change in lights out time, which is unusual for large campgrounds, and the campsite takes care of weekday campers as well.There are bungalows and squares...This is a campsite for families and group camping, so if you don't like children or want to enjoy a quiet camping experience, we recommend weekdays!

To be honest, I gave it a 5 star overall, but I decided to give it a 1 star because I wanted the management and customers to read the reviews, consider changes to the current system, and tell them things to be careful about when using it.With the current system, even after confirming the reservation of a plot site, the plot number is not confirmed. Even if you have decided to enter the reserved plot during the reserved period, the site number where you can actually pitch your tent is on a first-come, first-served basis.There are two problems with this①When you go, you have to go around and find the site you are looking for or a site that is open and seems convenient.② If there are other customers who have entered the site by mistake, or if there are other customers who have entered the site by going around the site, they will put their cars, luggage, or people into the site, take it temporarily, and after thinking about various things, decide on the site. There is (was) a personThat's what I mean.As a practical experience, due to ②, when I went around the area, it was full and I couldn't get in, so I had to go back to the center house and ask for help. It's only a 15 minute loss of time, so it's not a big deal at all, but I don't think there will be any problems if there is a system that allows reservations to be made on a first-come, first-served basis, so I would like you to think about it. is.What would you do if a customer accidentally entered the store and set up a tent and started lighting charcoal?How do you respond to temporary restraining and nuisance to other customers?I don't think they are preparing concrete countermeasures every day, so I think the system needs to be changed.There are also a lot of noisy people around 5am. I understand that it's a pleasant morning, but the rule is to be quiet until 6 o'clock. At night, staff are on patrol, so it's quiet after 10pm, so you can sleep well. However, from quite early in the morning, you can hear the sounds of re-pegging pegs, chopping firewood, and the voices of people happily preparing breakfast all over the place. I would like to see more campers following the rules, and I would like the staff to do morning patrols.Other than that, it's a great campsite.It takes about 2 and a half hours to get there from Nagoya. The chirping of birds is soothing throughout the day. The area is surrounded by promenades, making it a great place to take a morning walk. The large number of large play equipment is a big hit with elementary school students. The grassy area is beautiful and you can enjoy light ball games.The site pegs are easy to stick in and easy to remove, but the tent can be pitched securely.The toilets and sinks are always kept clean by the staff.The only complaints I have are the current system and the noisy mornings, but everything else is great, so I would like to go again.

I rented a large auto site during Golden Week.Every nook and corner has been thoroughly cleaned, and there are no fallen branches or leaves. How can we make this site so beautiful? ? It was my first time to see such a beautiful campsite. It's so beautiful that my husband said, "Is this a VIP-only campground?"The site was easy to peg, and there was plenty of room even with a large tent and a large tarp!Of course, the toilet and kitchen area are also clean! The staff's response was also great.There was a lot of play equipment so the kids could play without getting bored, and the hot springs nearby were great!And at night, enjoy the starry sky! It was wonderful. I was sitting in a chair with a drink in my hand, and I could clearly see the starry sky and the Milky Way! It was really great to see shooting stars! Definitely a repeat purchase! !

I used it for 3 days and 2 nights on a weekday in April.It's been a long time since work has settled down, and I decided to go car camping.I went into the reservation system to find a popular campsite, and it was almost empty except for Golden Week, so I checked the weekly weather forecast and made a reservation.If I remember correctly, around the year before last, I was using the ✖️ mark most weekdays and weekends.It was a good campsite.1. Prices are reasonableIt costs 5,200 yen per site, not including the adult admission fee and electricity bill.2. Pets allowedCurrently, I live with a Yorkie, so when looking for a campsite, it is essential that pets are allowed. Only site B is good again.3. Hot water and natural detergentI appreciate the hot water in the sink and washing area, and detergent and shampoo are provided, but it feels good to use.4. StaffBoth the woman at the reception and the man in charge were very pleasant.Since we don't have bonfires or barbecues at the campsite, I told the female staff member that the can for ash should be clean, but the can was washed upside down in water.This is also a campsite where you can go to see the starry sky.

I just stopped by to see what was going on, but I thought the campsite was located on a vast land on top of the mountain and the facilities were great. The view from the observation deck was also great.Most importantly, I was impressed by the friendliness and kindness of the staff.Next time, I would like to stay overnight and observe the starry sky.

I was able to capture a wonderful starry sky worthy of the name "Star Forest"!There is hot water in the sanitary area, and environmentally friendly detergent is always available. There was also a coin shower.I was worried about cell phone reception because it was deep in the mountains, but both my ahamo and my wife's povo had good reception. After the sun goes down, you can relax and enjoy Netflix.When you make a reservation, it seems like the seats in the area are first come, first served, so people around me were lining up for about an hour in advance to get a good spot. We seemed to be the last ones there, so it was a place with leftovers, but all the sites were nice, so we didn't have any complaints about the leftovers. There aren't that many shops, so don't forget anything ⚠️

I stayed for two nights on a weekday in mid-October.There were a total of 31 sites in Section A, but we were the only one. The site is surrounded by a 160cm hedge, giving it a sense of privacy. The kitchen is clean and has hot water and many sinks. The toilets are also very clean and nice. There is a coin shower attached.Best of all, the friendly and smiling staff will respond quickly.There was only one group at the other site, so we had an area the size of 11 Tokyo Domes almost to ourselves. Needless to say, the starry sky is the highlight! The free site was spacious and there were no other groups, so I had the vast starry sky to myself.I visited a number of campgrounds, and this campground was pretty high on the list.I decided to definitely repeat it.For those who want to enjoy a quiet time, we recommend visiting on weekdays.It seems that more than half of the seats will be filled on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.The price is 5,200 yen per night for one plot with power supply, one tent/tarp, and one car for up to four people, with discounts available for consecutive nights.

I wanted to see the starry sky again, so I came here for the first time in a while. Of course, this is the first time since the management changed.Since it was a weekday, there weren't many campers, so we had plenty of time to set up at the free site. I was supposed to be able to spend a quiet moment watching the crackling flames of the bonfire while listening to the music that was allowed (healing type).However, there are so-called nuisance campers nearby...I had read that there would be regular patrols, so I thought it would be quiet when the time came, but it seems like it was just my imagination.Maybe they didn't do it because there weren't that many visitors. Perhaps it was outside the scope of the call (the content was not eaten by dogs), and I regret that I should have reported this to the management without hesitation.Now, the starry sky, which is important, was pretty good despite some thin clouds.Whether or not there are nuisance campers depends on luck, but it was still a good campsite of a high standard, with clean toilets and hot water in the kitchen.