会津高原ＩＮＡキャンプビレッジ
9.4
Exceptional(35 reviews)
Japan, 〒967-0502 Fukushima, Minamiaizu District, Minamiaizu, Tadaishi, 稲荷穴2-1
+81 241-76-2494
Hotel Description
Aizu Kogen INA Camp Village
Aizu Kogen INA Camp Village, located in the scenic Tadaishi area of Minamiaizu, Fukushima, offers guests a peaceful and nature-filled getaway. Nestled in the heart of the Japanese countryside at Japan, 〒967-0502 Fukushima, Minamiaizu District, Minamiaizu, Tadaishi, 稲荷穴2-1, the hotel provides a tranquil environment surrounded by lush forests and mountains. Ideal for nature lovers and families, the hotel features kid-friendly amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests of all ages. The hotel’s prime location allows guests easy access to various outdoor activities such as skiing and hiking, with Aizu Highlands Takatsue Ski Resort just 37 minutes away and Aizu Kogen Daikura Ski Resort within a 33-minute drive. For relaxation, the hotel is near popular hot springs such as Takatsue-onsen Shirakaba Hot Spring (37 min away). The hotel’s rooms are designed for comfort, offering spacious areas to relax after a day of adventure. With convenient amenities like high-speed internet and proximity to public transport options, including a 2-hour taxi ride to Fukushima Airport, the hotel makes it easy for guests to explore the area. Guests can also enjoy nearby dining at restaurants like コタキショクドウ (9 min away) and チュウカリョウリイチドウ (11 min away). Whether you're looking for an active holiday or a peaceful retreat, Aizu Kogen INA Camp Village is an excellent choice for experiencing the beauty of Fukushima's countryside. Come and enjoy a memorable stay surrounded by nature, adventure, and warm hospitality.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Kid-friendly amenities available for families
2. Proximity to major ski resorts like Aizu Highlands Takatsue Ski Resort
3. Close to popular hot springs such as Takatsue-onsen Shirakaba Hot Spring
4. Located in the peaceful and scenic Tadaishi area of Minamiaizu
5. Convenient access to public transportation including a 2-hour taxi ride to Fukushima Airport
6. Nearby dining options with local Japanese and Chinese cuisine
7. Offers spacious and comfortable rooms for a relaxing stay
8. Easy access to hiking and outdoor adventure activities
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Aizu Highlands Takatsue Ski Resort.
37 min
Aizu Kogen Daikura Ski Resort33 min
Aizukogen Nango Ski Area22 min
Takatsue-onsen Shirakaba Hot Spring37 min
Maezawa L-Shaped Farmhouses26 min
Nearest locations
コタキショクドウ
9 min
チュウカリョウリイチドウ11 min
レストラン（道の駅 きらら２８９）17 min
ゲストハウス・ダーラナ20 min
レストランダーラツェーラレン20 min
秋華22 min
カネマルショクドウ26 min
Restaurant Buono45 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 9 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒967-0502 Fukushima, Minamiaizu District, Minamiaizu, Tadaishi, 稲荷穴2-1
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 9 min
Niigata Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 1 min
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7.0
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Amenities and Facilities
Children
Kid-friendly
Reviews
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皆川勇一（のちん）
4/5
I used it for one night.The site was large enough to pitch a tent and tarp, and most of it was grass.The toilets and kitchen were very clean. There seemed to be a lot of well-mannered users, so it was a very comfortable stay.I wanted to stay for several nights, but unfortunately I couldn't make a reservation as it seems to be a popular campsite.The manager's personality also gave me a good impression.Next time, I would like to stay for consecutive nights!P.S. It was a Golden Week usage schedule, but winter gear is required at night.
KO- Yuki (鉄チンさん)
5/5
I used it at the end of the season at the end of October. We had a comfortable stay at a well-maintained campsite with a very kind manager.Not only does it have 4G radio waves from Docomo and Softbank, it even has Wi-Fi in the restroom building.There is also water available to wash the fire pit, making it a great place for campers.I hope to make a repeat visit next season.
ユウジ
5/5
I haven't been camping in the summer for the past few years, but I had the opportunity to go alone with my son, so I went. The sun was hot during the day, but the mornings and nights were cool enough to light a bonfire. Although I had made a reservation the day before, the managers were very nice and the campsite was quiet, the site was spacious, and the lawn was beautiful. The kitchen, toilets, and showers were so clean that even though I was only able to stay for one night, I wanted to stay for several nights. lol lolDuring the time we stayed this time, there were a lot of winged ants at night and a lot of horseflies during the day. Sometimes freshwater crabs come to visit! lol lolHowever, as the temperature drops at night, there are fewer winged ants, and I haven't been bitten by a horsefly during the day. Best of all, there are no mosquitoes. Lol lol I thought the water was a little colored, probably because it was from a well. I heard from the person in front of me that it can be used by boiling it! If you are still concerned, you may be able to bring your own water for drinking and cooking. There seems to be a place to dispose of the garbage if it is separated. There is a small supermarket about 5 minutes from the campsite. This is a campsite that I would like to visit again! ︎
はーおー
5/5
good! There were a lot of horseflies, but the river water is clean.
sho n
4/5
Although the campsite is far from the city center, I think it is a very good campsite with good facilities.However, depending on the site, there is no shade at all, so a tarp is essential.In addition, there are small shops nearby and Furumachi Onsen is also nearby.
yohei shima
5/5
We had a wonderful time.We were worried about the weather in the second half of Golden Week, but the weather cleared up after the event was canceled.The river in front of me was beautiful and if I was a little younger I would have jumped in.It was a relaxing place surrounded by nature, and there was a water hole on site (you can't wash your hands), so it was very convenient.We are grateful that the garbage is collected separately.The manager is also very friendly and his personality really shines through at this campsite.What I experiencedI met a snakeBe careful of gnats along the river depending on the season!These are all good memories of camping.
下山田薫
5/5
Aizu Kogen INA Camp VillageI went toMost of the power sites are car accessible.What makes me happy about the measures against the coronavirus is① Drive-through reception② Number of people limited Adjacent sites are open for free.The usable space is doubled.Opened on a weekday on September 16th, this is a hidden gem with only 2 groups.Enjoy the starry night sky.To purchase items, return by car from the campsite entrance.Wakamatsuya, a 5-minute buoy chain, is recommended for its variety of products.We recommend raw lamb meat from Meguro Butcher Shop.We recommend selling the sauce separately.The best position is a place with a spectacular view of the clear stream.We recommend the area near the sparkler fireworks exit.The site is clean.It's very safe because the manager is there even at night.Most of the sites are beautiful lawns.Heat-resistant mats are a must for bonfire protection.
ff ff
5/5
The administrator was a really nice person👍👍It was 2,500 yen for a solo trip, and the price goes up for each additional person and vehicle.We spread the word about the site and had plenty of room to park our cars.When it's crowded, it's like spending 50/50. Maybe? Each site has running water, which was very convenient.You can drink it, but apparently you can't flush the detergent down the drain!There were various shops selling firewood, and the firewood was a little expensive, but I was able to get some for free, although it was difficult to light a fire! Restrooms may feel far away depending on the location, and it seems like you can do some fishing for free? Each facility was clean, the scenery was nice, and I was able to relax in a quiet place 😀I think it's a very good service that you can get some discount if you go several times (^^)I would like to use this place again 👍👍👍
Pride “Tomozo” Woody
5/5
This was my first time visiting this campsite, and I thought it was a campsite that even women could enjoy with peace of mind as the facilities were very clean.Just be careful of insect bites.
YAMA KAJI
5/5
It was a campsite that I would want to visit again and again.During the Obon period, the weather was constantly changing, so I chose a campsite that seemed to have less rain, and when I called them in the afternoon, they kindly responded and I was able to camp there.Perhaps because it was far from high-speed access, both the powered and non-powered sites were empty (selected the non-powered site).When we decided on a location, we were like, ``Maybe it won't come next to you, so you can use it as widely as possible.''The shower room costs 150 yen per person for 15 minutes, and there are two showers, so the whole family can use it.The toilet was clean and flushable.It was a basic lawn site, and it was carefully managed with a lawnmower, which made it comfortable.The forest site at the far end was a little damp with dirt, so I guess it's suitable for camping.The river flowing next to it was fun as there were places where you could soak your entire body.The person fishing was catching a yamame trout over 20cm in length.
あらいぐまといぬ
5/5
This is exactly what a hidden gem is!There's nothing inside the facility or on the way there, so I don't think it's suitable for families with children who are looking for a playground or play equipment, but it's a great option for those who want to camp as an adult, those who want a quiet time, and those who are camping solo. I recommend it.☆Good points☆The site is large!Rich in nature!The manager is friendly and nice!It feels clean!There is power!Hot water comes out in one place!Quiet with few people! (Depending on the season?)There is also a hot spring facility a little far away!☆ Points of concern ☆ (I don't care)The sound of the river is so goodRestrooms are far away depending on the siteI would definitely like to repeat it.
加藤あや
5/5
I went camping for the first time.The restrooms, water supply area, and other areas were clean and well-maintained, so the children were able to enjoy their first camping experience with peace of mind!The owner was also very kind and made me want to go again!
tom sai
5/5
This is a high standard campsite that is a little-known spot. The site is large and beautiful, and the administrator is a very nice person (lol)!
はなまめ
5/5
Cleanliness is thorough and garbage can be separated and disposed of. The site is stepped and there is no stress from front to back. Stairs leading down to the river have also been built and maintained. Each site has electricity and water for your convenience. However, the water does not undergo sewage treatment, so detergents cannot be used. It's very helpful because you don't have to draw water. Although the kitchen only uses water, it is made of stainless steel and is kept clean, and there is a plastic bucket with a lid for garbage next to it, making it easy to use.I plan to visit again in the summer to listen to the murmuring of the river.
yosi hoka
5/5
From 2021, the two sites will become one, with an area of approximately 170 to 180 square meters. The site I used, C35, had parking for 3 cars and 5 tents for 2 to 3 people.Site fees are no longer available: adults (15 years and older) 1,500 yen, children (12-15 years old) 1,000 yen (under 12 years old) 500 yen. Pet (large) 500 yen (small) 300 yen1000 yen per car, 700 yen for light car, 500 yen for motorcycleSolo camping is now a cheap place to stay.The site is grass, and when I drive the pegs in about 10cm, it seems like it's gravel. It hits a stone.Open fires are not allowed, and you need to keep the bonfire stand off the ground (it says 30cm, but it's not strict) and use a spatter sheet (flame retardant sheet).I think it's only natural that if it's close to the ground, the grass will burn even if you have a spatter sheet.There is a water supply on the site, but it seems like the water is being drained as it is, so no detergent is allowed.Detergents are OK in the washing area.Some sites have a power source and others do not, so please check when making a reservation if you plan to use a power source.One of the two Western-style toilets had a washlet.The area along the river is popular, but the current is fast and the noise is loud.The weather was mountainous, and it was sunny and rainy about 6 times in one day.It's quite cold during Golden Week, so wear winter gear.
yas kaz
5/5
I used it from the end of October to November,I thought I would try going in a different season this time.This is a so-called high standard campsite.There is a mountain stream on the side, so you can spend the whole night listening to the murmur.Looks like I'll be a repeat customer.
つぁんつぁん
5/5
best campsite
I T
5/5
6/24, 25, 26 First solo campIt was truly a solo camping experience as there was no one at the campsite.It was a very nice camp, with clean facilities and sites.The manager was also friendly and told me about a restaurant that serves delicious mutton.There are lights and water faucets on the site, which is convenient, but be careful when backing out of your car! When exiting the site, we recommend moving forward.
あんころもち
5/5
It's a campsite that I don't really want to tell anyone about, I want to keep it a secret.Perfect for those who want to relax and enjoy nature in the mountains. However, the site is well maintained and the toilets and showers are clean. Showers are 150 yen per person and there is no timer. There is also a refrigerator and self-selling ice. There are water outlets at each site, and there is a river nearby so you can play in the water in the summer. This is a campsite that I would definitely like to visit again.
たきくん
4/5
Obon in August. I went with my family for 2 nights and 3 days.The inside of the venue was kept clean, and things like refrigerators and dryers could be shared. Each compartment has AC power, and you can use a rice cooker to cook rice. The plot was large and there was a stream nearby, making it a great campsite for families.However, there are a lot of horseflies anyway. It seems that horseflies are attracted to car exhaust gas, so when you turn on your car engine, a large number of horseflies will come to you. Also, on the day I went to stay, I was attacked by a large swarm of winged ants, so I could barely eat anything the first night. Damn feathered ants...However, if you turn off your car's engine, horseflies won't come to you, and winged ants are fine unless you're unlucky.In summer, it may feel a little hot since the altitude is around 600 meters. I think it's best to come during the off-season, such as spring or fall, as it's cooler and there are no insects.