Campica Fuji GrinPa

It's great when you can see Mt. Fuji. Too bad it's raining

I used the cottage "Sora" at the end of September.◎Good points◎I was a little worried because some reviews said it had a musty smell, but the moldy smell didn't really bother me.What surprised me especially was the water area. I used the communal bath and kitchen, and the bath was very clean and had a proper changing room (no shampoo, etc.).In addition, the kitchen is an indoor facility with a roof, hot water is available, and there is a net for the triangular corner, which shows the kindness of the staff. The toilet was also very clean, which I was grateful for.The staff member who was in charge of the reception was also cheerful and kind, asking, ``It gets cold at night, do you have something to wear?'' (thank you very much)I also used PICA Sagami Lake, and in both cases the staff will dispose of the ashes in the cottages and set-up tents, which is very helpful every time.↓Notes below↓◯Toilet and kitchen are a little far awayIt's natural since it's at the foot of Mt. Fuji, but as the staff said, it was quite cold at night even at the end of September, and the cottage was a little far from the toilet/kitchen (about 2-3 minutes walk), so it was quite cold.Also, this is unique to Sky, but since there is a BBQ deck on the second floor, I thought it would be quite difficult for people with a lot of camping gear to carry their luggage.If you have people with walking problems or elderly people, I think it would be better to consider a cottage with a toilet, including other PICAs, or a type without a deck on the second floor.◯About air conditionersI myself have a severe house dust allergy, so I couldn't stop sneezing and itching my throat. It went away after I turned off the air conditioner, so I think it's probably dust from the air conditioner. If you have allergies like me, don't forget to bring your medicine!◯About toll roadsAlso, in order to get to the campsite (Fuji Grinpa), we had to go through a toll road, which cost 540 yen *only for going there*.Although ETC could not be used, various cashless payments such as credit, QUICPay, and suica were accepted at the unmanned toll gate.I was told that if I went out once due to shopping, etc., I would receive a refund for the paid sections from the second time onward.◯The inside of the campsite is complicated and quite confusing.We went around the check-in time, but the road from the reception to the cottage was complicated and there were several other cars lost besides us lol.It would be helpful if you could install a more detailed and larger signboard inside the venue!I've written a lot about this for a long time, but the air was delicious, the facilities were clean, and at night I was able to see a starry sky! I was very satisfied with all the facilities! I will definitely use it again! thank you very much.

Following PICA Fujiyama last time, this time we went to Grinpa.I had reserved a setup tent, but due to bad weather, I had to change to a cottage the day before, which was very helpful.It is much larger than Fujiyama and has a strong sense of privacy.The cottages at Fujiyama are newer and cleaner.The room had a bit of a smell, but once you get used to it it's fine.Even in the rain, they had put up a roof and vinyl walls, so we were able to make a bonfire without any problems.Next time I would like to stay in a set up tent.

The location and customer service were good, but I don't think I'll use it again...I used Comfort Trailer House A, but it seemed filthy.・There are black cockroaches in the room.・There are multiple dead insects in the loft area.・The towel on the bed is full of dirt and dust (I can't stop sneezing)-Air conditioner is full of mold and dust

2024/9/22There was a rainstorm forecast on the day of my visit, so I was very worried.Fortunately, the weather improved to some extent and we were able to camp safely.Since it is on a toll road, a separate toll will be charged.■Reservation/ReceptionMake a reservation through the website, and when you arrive on the day, first check in at the administration building.This time I reserved a divided tent site.At the reception desk, you will receive a Terms of Use file with your lot number listed on it, and then move your car to the parking lot.If you are using the lawn site, you will need to use a cart to move your belongings from the parking lot in front of the administration building.It seems that carts are available for rent, so you don't have to worry about that.■Tent site C without power supplyIf the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji clearly.This was my first time using a PICA group campsite, and the distance to the kitchen and restroom is short, making it easy even for beginners.The kitchen is spacious, clean, and has hot water even in summer.There is regular cleaning, including the restrooms, so they are always clean.■BathThere is a shower room and a bath, but the bathtub is not large, so if you have children with you, you may not be able to take a bath.Shower rooms are for single occupancy and can only be used by one man and one woman, so competition is likely to be high on busy days.■Store/rental itemsThe shop sells ice cream, game meat, and small camping supplies, but hardly any food ingredients.There are a variety of rental items, so you don't have to bring any tools as long as you bring your own ingredients.Credit card compatible

We used the "Yozora" cabin. I think the location is great because you can see Mt. Fuji clearly from the deck. However, since the name was ``Yozora'' and I could see the skylight in the photo, I thought that I could see the starry sky while I was sleeping, but in reality I was not able to see the starry sky because of the ``frosted glass''. It was a mistake.Also, the floor plan of the room on the homepage shows decks at the front and back, but this seems to be a mistake.Although it is not a hot spring, there is a bathroom, so I think it is a good campsite.

The bath is shared, so it's a men's bath, but when I went in late, the water was cloudy and slimy. I forgot that there was no shampoo or soap provided, so I ended up soaking in the muddy hot water and didn't know whether I was trying to clean it or get dirty...Since there are many children, I wonder if they take a bath without sweating. I was shocked to see that even adults were jumping into the bathtub.The staff at the facility were all very kind, and even though we were new to camping, we didn't have any trouble.There are a lot of insects in the cottage, so I wish I had brought insecticide!

There is a ticket to enter the parkAfter the second time, you can take the invoice to the counter for refund.Rent camping supplies and simple ingredients at the counterFood must be ordered in advance otherwise it will take more than an hour to get back and forth from the mountain.Cars can enter the camping areaThe scenery in the morning is beautifulA bit like an American country cabinWe live in a mobile cabin for six peopleBasically, I slept just fineBut the space for activities inside is very limited.There is a bathroom inside (simple typeThere is a barbecue grill and chairs on the balcony outside.Watching the sunset, drinking and eating here in the afternoon is quite chill.You have to take your garbage to the garbage dump for disposalIf you have a room without bathroomI have to go down very far to take a shower.

It was a place that I would especially recommend to [beginners who want to enjoy camping]! I am a beginner with about 10 camping experiences. I came from Kanagawa, but I was able to experience the best camping experience regardless of the location, surrounding facilities, and campsite.🚗It is easily accessible as it takes about 1 to 2 hours from the city center using the expressway.🛍️It's about 50 minutes to Gotemba Outlet, so I'm happy to go shopping.🍙After getting off the interchange, there are many Maxvalu stores etc.♨️Kinohana no Yu inside the outlet is the best. I loved the open-air bath and sauna with a view of Mt. Fuji.Staying at a cottage will solve any complaints you may have if your companion is not used to camping.

I used it on the Saturday and Sunday after the holidays in May. Premium 2 meals included for adults around 11,000 yen.We used the cottage "Sora". There were no particular problems. However, it would have been better if the distance from the neighboring cottage was a little further away.Things like changing the orientation of the barbecue area...well, I can't change the building anymore.I was able to pull the car overIt was very good. It was a little difficult to find the parking location.Forest bathing, cuckoos, warblers, and deer? I was soothed by the sound of the cry.The moon was bright and there were a few clouds, so I couldn't see much of the starry sky at night.One thing that bothered me was that even though the baths and showers were open until 10pm, the street lights were turned off at 10pm.It was scary having to go down the stairs in the dark.I thought I would like some light at my feet.The toll road fee will be covered once. I read a review saying that the campground will cover the cost if you go out again for shopping after entering the campground. That was the explanation.Also, it was an empty-handed plan, but it was a good thing.・Chopsticks used for grillingThe included chopsticks for eating are only for the number of people, so there are one for meat and one for vegetables.I think it's good.・Garbage bagAs others have written, there is only one plastic bag that contained the mesh.・Work gloves·knifeIt comes with a cutter for cutting croissants, but it's quite small and difficult to use. Also, the beef was soft and delicious, but I couldn't bite into it, so I had to make it into bite-sized pieces.