Kaneyamamachi Numazawakohan Camping Ground

A campground surrounding the bathing area of ​​Lake Numazawa. Free sites are divided into sunny areas with good views, and divided sites are divided into wooded areas. There is a coin shower that you can use for 5 minutes for 100 yen, a washing machine, and a dryer. Firewood, ice, sweets, ice cream, etc. were sold at the management office. The main customer base is families. It's good that there aren't many stupid customers who are noisy until midnight.

I came here for camping and dawn sup.I think the facilities are sufficient.During the busy season, the neighbors are very close to each other, so even a little music playing can be annoying, but if you have any concerns, the management will be happy to help.Dogs are not allowed to swim on the campsite beach.Boat departure is also not possible due to the power generation equipment.Sapp can be launched from the stairs in the park, which is a short walk down the promenade in front of the administration building.People and dogs are allowed to play in the water at their own risk.The water level seems to change depending on the power company's circumstances.The view of the clouds passing through the rocks and mountains illuminated by the morning sun and then rising softly was a fantastic sight.

I went camping in July.I used an auto site, but the noise of bees and horseflies bothered me so much that it was really tiring to set up.However, other than that, I think it's a really great campsite.I also recommend the nearby hot spring called Tsuru no Yu as it was very good.

You can enjoy swimming in a very beautiful lake. We recommend wearing a life jacket just in case, and you can swim with the fish, so it's perfect for emotional education!There is a shower room. There is a toilet. There is a washing machine and dryer.

I used Autosite for Obon.The size of the site is average, but there is a lake right in front of you, so you can bathe in the lake, making it the perfect summer resort.The lake has shallow areas, so even small children can play safely.The shower and toilet are also clean.There were also many people on family camping and touring camps.

A campsite I would like to visit someday

A campsite where you should be careful of bears. There is a signboardThe only unfriendly manager is a man, and he leaves at 5pm, so you can do whatever you want at night.There are a lot of bugs and the toilet is dirty, so it's thrilling to stick your butt out.There are shops selling sandals that have been around for several years (some of them are used ones?). It's better to think there's no food.Don't expect a wide variety of productsThere is only one drink vending machine and prices are high. Moreover, they are all sold out during Obon.The nearest convenience store is about 30 minutes away by car (be careful not to run out of expiration dates)The stairs are quite high, making it difficult to load and unload tools, and there is a lot of leaves, so be careful not to slip.The moss-covered sidewalk is often slippery.Outdoor lights are turned off at nightThe auto campsite is slightly elevated, but the view is not good because there are trees.Walk down the stairs to the lake.Avoid idling at night, even if it's hot, as it echoes in the mountains.Men often come into the women's restroom (maybe because the "red" paint on the signboard is fading?) Women and children should not go there alone.Some rooms have broken toilet seats.People who use fireworks have bad manners, and even at night there are many fireworks, and there is a lot of garbage from fireworks floating in the lake.It is very dangerous as some people do it on the road or sidewalk.Even though open burning is prohibited, there are scorch marks everywhere from burning garbage.There are people who leave their personal belongings at the water fountain, which has only four faucets, and it is clogged with leftover food.Even in the shower room next to the toilet (cold water only), the drain is clogged with leaves and water collects, making it so uncomfortable that I can't take a shower.The radio and laughter are loud even at night.There were people walking their dogs with long leashes that were pointless, and like other places, they were being neglected by tents.A few years ago, there was a case where a person was taking a large dog swimming and one of his relatives got caught in the dog's paddle.Just after you cross the buoy where swimming is prohibited, there is a large, creepy dam water intake, but every year someone crosses it and gets scolded on TV.A stranger was using the child's insect net that was left outside.A friend of mine had his liquor bottle stolen.During the Lake Festival and Obon seasons, the fixed ropes are so crowded that they cross each other, and it gets very crowded.Would you like to go next to those who are preparing to go home? I managed to secure an aisle seat! When I thought about it, I thought it was a lie when a solo camper set up a small tent just before that.What is the latest decoration trend? I would like you to think about the nuisance that would be caused if you used a large area of ​​land to make things like "this is home!" or put up large rubber boats and fly floats.I wish the lighted fly tents would be turned off at night.I want people to realize that hanging wet swimsuits, hammocks, etc. from tree to tree also spoils the view of the people behind them.Obon is always full of disappointments and troubles, and I get tired of it.The location is good, so I go here at different times of the year.Those who do not follow good manners are more noticeable overall.

Lake Numazawa is beautiful.There is also a spacious parking lot.

It's nice to be able to see the fish swimming in the clear lake water and spend time in the silence.Unfortunately, there are caterpillars coming from the cherry tree...If you are not good at it, it is better to change the season.

It’s quiet 😅