Nomatazawarinkan Camping Ground

I used it for motorcycle touring two years ago. (Although it may be late)I used a forest site along the river, in the middle of the river.Although we arrived late and were in a hurry, the camp facilities were very clean.It was difficult because the toilet was far away because it was a forest site, but it was helpful that the shower cost 200 yen for 4 minutes and was available 24 hours a day.One thing that is helpful for touring users is being able to throw away trash.What is helpful for motorcycle users is that they can throw away their trash.

I went there from September 14th to 16th. I reserved a forest site. Since it's a three-day weekend, I thought it would be better to make a reservation and secure a place.The number of sites is more than twice that of a normal compartment site. wide! Even if you park your car properly and put a tarp in front of the two-room tent, there is still plenty of space. The ground is dirt and grass, so the pegs fit fairly well. However, there are stones so you may have to stop halfway.The toilet has a comfortable butt washing function and a heated seat. There is only water in the washing area, but it's probably enough since you're camping.There is a river (approximately 3 meters wide) behind the site, and because it is a rapid, there is a constant sound of rushing water. Me and my family didn't care at all.You can leave all your trash behind if you separate it. Bottles, plastic bottles, charcoal, metal, cans, and all other combustible garbage (the type that should be kept in a special storage room). It's convenient because you can leave used gas cylinders behind.However, there are occasional bear sightings, so it's best to take out the trash or store it in your car when you go out at night. Store food inside a tent, tarp, or in your car.There is a ryokan inn where you can take a day trip bath within 5 minutes by car, 15 minutes by car to Aeon Town (Super BIG, Daiso, etc.), and 20 minutes to the roadside station, so replenishing your supplies is easy.We also sell rental items and accessories. Firewood is packed tightly with cedar wood in cans about 30cm in diameter. About 30-40cm long. Charcoal is sold in large bags. Both were 800 yen.

It was a large camp 🏕️ field with sections with various stories.There is a kitchen, a washlet toilet, and a coin shower.You can take a shower for 200 yen (2 coins). The vending machine was also helpful.You can play various things.

This is the nicest campsite I've ever been to.The cottage was new and I was able to relax. thank you.

The campsite was very spacious and was used on weekdays, so it was very quiet.The lawn site is 10m x 10m and is all flat, but the forest site is L. M. There is not much flat land except for N, so you will have a hard time pitching your tent.There are two water fountains, but there is no hot water. The toilet is not a washlet, but it is Western style and the seat is warm and kept clean.There is no bath, but there are two coin showers for men and women that can be used 24 hours a day and cost 200 yen for 4 minutes.Unfortunately, there is almost no cell phone signal at the tent site, so we cannot check the weather forecast or lightning strikes.

I missed you last week. We have used many campgrounds, but this was a very nice campsite.Because of the sound of the waterfall and the flow of the river, I couldn't really hear the voices of other people around me, so it was cool and very comfortable.The toilet and shower room were both very clean.Apparently they sell ice at the shop, so I would like to use it for two nights next time.thank you very much.

It was the best campsite I've ever been to.Above all, the campsite manager's personality was really pleasant, and I had a great time there.Thank you again.

Today is our last day! Very beautiful place!ExcellentTo spend with family!He hasBathroom, shower...place to throw trash and recyclables. Ultimately, aGood infrastructureThe staff were very friendly and attentive!I hope that in the future there will be spaces with energy available... that is needed

It was better than I expected. On this day, only one day camp was reserved for the users, almost exclusively. I had made a reservation at Shiba Rinkan Auto, but Rinkan was going to be doing some pruning and other work that day, so I chose another available space and used Site 9 in the back, near the restroom. Since there are many rocks in the ground, it is best to avoid using aluminum pegs. Free is stone ground. Radio waves hardly reach the unexplored area. Water toilets are nearby, except for the free ones. Solo is cheap.

Being a local, I had a hard time using it, but this time I had fun with my family! I visited this place for the first time in a while, and I was impressed by how much larger it was than I had imagined, and how well-maintained it was.I pitched my tent in the deep greenery on the banks of the river in the unexplored area at the very back, and there was a waterfall in the back, so I felt very relaxed and relaxed.When I asked my parents, I vaguely remember that when I was a child, we used to come to this riverbank for a local event and spend a day playing in the river, and if I recall correctly, beyond this waterfall there was a wide riverbed lined with stones. It reminded me of a lot of things, including how it felt like I was there.It's fully equipped and you can spend your time relaxing without worrying about anything, so I'd like to use it again!