Izumi Camping Ground

I've never been camping, but I wanted to make a bonfire, so I decided to rent this bungalow and try camping.We arrived in the evening, warmed ourselves at a nearby hot spring, then came back and began preparations.Bungalow users can use a simple table and chairs. There's also a tarp installed above, so a little rain won't be a problem!For now, let's start a bonfire using a mini bonfire stand!After that, we prepared a pot on the gas stove, made hot sake on the burner, and had dinner.Using a gas cylinder is easy and good for beginners! Cleaning up is also easy.You can drive your car right next to this facility, and it's easy to take your luggage.Also, there are trash cans and fire extinguishers at the water area.The toilet is in a separate building and has a washlet.It was a very good facility for beginners.Although the bungalow is small, there are futons available, which is also recommended for beginners. However, it was the end of October and it was quite cold, so I had brought a mattress pad and blanket from home, which was a good idea. I think it will be cold if you only use the bedding provided.There is a refrigerator in the room, but it had not been cleaned and was quite dirty, so I went into the room and cleaned the refrigerator first.It can't be helped due to the surrounding environment, but there were a lot of stink bugs and dead stink bugs on the window sills and in the room. If you are a beginner like me and are thinking of a cottage, please be careful.Also, there is a JA supermarket within easy driving distance, but the selection is not very good, so I recommend preparing ingredients for dinner in advance.There is a liquor store, so you can buy alcohol there.However, the hot springs, supermarket, and liquor store all require a car from the campsite.

Thank you for taking care of me after descending from Aizu Komagatake.Although it was cheap at 1,500 yen per person, we were able to throw out all the trash, we had a discount ticket for the hot spring (1,000 yen becomes 400 yen), and it was a 3 minute walk to the hot spring, which was great.Also, the sacoche sold in the administration building was very good, and I bought it as a souvenir for my wife, and when I was struggling with which color to choose, the female manager helped me choose it with me, which was very helpful.All the other campers had good manners and it was a very nice campsite.

I even received a New Year's card!The site is beautiful and teaches you a lot of things, so it's great (lol)!

It's a small, well-maintained and clean campsite.The manager is a lovely woman who owns a cute cafe that also serves as the reception office. The coffee was also delicious. The toilet was in the same building as the cafe, and of course it was clean and equipped with a washlet. It's a little bit off the road heading towards Oze, but I was a little concerned about the sounds of cars heading towards Oze early in the morning. It's far away from the river, so the sound of the flow doesn't bother you at all. (This is different from other campgrounds in the area) This is a campground that I would like to use again.

A place with a lot of shade.The cost is 3,500 yen for two people and one car.Nails are difficult to penetrate and there are many flies and bees.But it's okay because it's close to a hot spring.There is a cafe attached.You can buy discount tickets for nearby hot springs for 500 yen each.

I've never been camping, but I wanted to make a bonfire, so I decided to rent this bungalow and try camping.We arrived in the evening, warmed ourselves at a nearby hot spring, then came back and began preparations.Bungalow users can use a simple table and chairs. There's also a tarp installed above, so a little rain won't be a problem!For now, let's start a bonfire using a mini bonfire stand!After that, we prepared a pot on the gas stove, made hot sake on the burner, and had dinner.Using a gas cylinder is easy and good for beginners! Cleaning up is also easy.You can drive your car right next to this facility, and it's easy to take your luggage.Also, there are trash cans and fire extinguishers at the water area.The toilet is in a separate building and has a washlet.It was a very good facility for beginners.Although the bungalow is small, there are futons available, which is also recommended for beginners. However, it was the end of October and it was quite cold, so I had brought a mattress pad and blanket from home, which was a good idea. I think it will be cold if you only use the bedding provided.There is a refrigerator in the room, but it had not been cleaned and was quite dirty, so I went into the room and cleaned the refrigerator first.It can't be helped due to the surrounding environment, but there were a lot of stink bugs and dead stink bugs on the window sills and in the room. If you are a beginner like me and are thinking of a cottage, please be careful.Also, there is a JA supermarket within easy driving distance, but the selection is not very good, so I recommend preparing ingredients for dinner in advance.There is a liquor store, so you can buy alcohol there.However, the hot springs, supermarket, and liquor store all require a car from the campsite.