Okayashi Enryoyagaikatsudo Center Shiei Camping Ground

A few years ago, I went there late at night,Thank you for your kind response. We look forward to using you again.

New Year's Day 2020 First sunrise and rime iceCherry blossoms in spring 🌸Pure white flowers were blooming today due to hoarfrost.As we entered the new year, we all prayed at once, praying for the coming of the sun, praying to Mt. Fuji, and praying to the Onodate Monument.Might it become ineffective?This place is also famous for being the place where the shortest event is held in Japan.It will finish in just 3 seconds.once a yearOfficials from Okaya City and Shiojiri City gathered together to say thank you!It ends withThere was no time to release the camera shutter.There is also an observation deck, so you can see Mt. Fuji and the second highest peak, Kitadake, and the gentle scenery from the Yatsugatake mountain range is highly praised by environmental organizations around the world. Mt. Fuji ahead, in the foregroundA panoramic view of Lake Suwa, and a night view worth $100,000.On the other side of the pass, you can see the mountains of the Northern Alps.Why not stop by at least once?There is also a campsite. From springYou can hear a lot of birds singing, and sometimes there are guides.The condition is that you can get up early.I am every morningI wake up to the sound of birds chirping.

I used it in July 2024.After registering at the Shionine Outdoor Activity Center, which is about 10 minutes from Okaya City (Okaya IC), go further down the road about 50 meters from the center and up a side road to the campsite (you can drive into the field by car). .It costs 780 yen per person (one field) for overnight stays, and the field is half grass with gravel mixed in.Field facilities include a kitchen with running tap water (with stove) and simple flush toilets (Japanese and Western).There is firewood next to the kitchen, and the manager says we can use it (it's not listed in the price list in the user guide, so is it free?)Regarding the toilets, the city's user guide calls them pump-type toilets, but to be more precise, they are simple flush-type toilets that are well-cleaned, with no noticeable dirt, smells, or (during the daytime) no flies.Now about the difficulties...I am a Docomo user, and the signal condition was very poor.The Western-style toilet is probably a renovated Japanese-style toilet, but it's so narrow that when you sit on the toilet seat, your knees hit the door.There are a lot of flies in the field during the day, and the lights in the kitchen and toilet are kept on at night, but when the sun sets, a large number of moths and beetles fly in, making it difficult to use. (There are multiple electric lights in the field, so it won't be completely dark, so I hope they can turn them on and off depending on their use...)Bears have been sighted near the campsite, so you will need to be prepared and have a bear bell. (The manager did set off firecrackers when we arrived at noon and after sunset.)I think it's a campground that has some drawbacks and is very selective, but I personally think it's well worth the price of 780 yen per person, as it's close to the IC and has easy access to bathing facilities and supermarkets in the city. .

A long time ago, I used it for Boy Scout activities. The facility seems to be outdated now. 211002