MOSS Jurigi Camp Resort

I used it on a family trip with children.I visited after using Fuji Safari Park. I thought I would arrive a little early, so I called and was told that there was some play equipment outside, and that I could wait near the reception, so I arrived earlier than scheduled. .Check-in was scheduled for 3:00 pm, but I was able to check in a little earlier due to your kindness.The facility was quiet, and during the day we were able to enjoy the rental balls, badminton, darts, and play equipment.Near the reception facility, there was a bonfire area, play area, and hot springs (large public bath and private bath).In the bonfire area, you could roast marshmallows and eat them, and you could even set off fireworks. As for the bonfire, if you ask, they will prepare a small bonfire right next to your tent, so if you just wanted to enjoy marshmallows, you could do it at the bonfire near your tent.The play equipment included a slide with a kitchen for small children, a hammock, and a small athletic area.We only used the large public bath. The staff at the facility told me that a private bath costs around 6,000 yen during the busy season, which is rather expensive. The hot spring bath can only be used at night, and only showers are available in the morning.Hot springs are hot and may be difficult for children.For dinner, you can get the ingredients from the reception and make your own barbecue. In the plan I used, all you had to do was grill the steak and sausage, heat up the quiche, and prepare the rice, soup, etc. In addition, you could choose vegetables etc. at the reception, and you could also grill them.For breakfast, I make hot sandwiches on the stove. The first one burnt off fairly quickly. You need to be careful about the heat and time. The bacon we ordered additionally was well received by the children.In the morning, I went to the natural park within the facility, and the view of the moss-covered stones and the morning sun was so beautiful that it left an impression on me.There is a place to wash your hands outside, which was a bit inconvenient, but I think it can't be helped since it's glamping.It was nice to have a separate toilet nearby if you were staying in a tent.It's a good idea to bring lots of wet wipes.It was October, so it wasn't that cold during the day, but I was still glad I brought a long-sleeved jacket.When I think about it overall, the staff at the facility were very kind and the atmosphere was nice, and my family was very happy, so I was very satisfied with the facility.I would definitely like to use it again.