Tsukubakogen Camping Ground
7.6
Very Good(160 reviews)
Japan, 〒300-4412 Ibaraki, Sakuragawa, Makabecho Hatori, 土俵場国有林
+81 296-54-0403
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Hotel Description
Tsukubakogen Camping Ground, located at Japan, 〒300-4412 Ibaraki, Sakuragawa, Makabecho Hatori, 土俵場国有林, is a serene retreat nestled amidst nature's beauty. The hotel offers an ideal escape for those seeking a peaceful getaway, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. The design of the camping ground blends harmoniously with its natural environment, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that enhances the outdoor experience. Nearby, you’ll find attractions such as the iconic Mount Tsukuba, with its stunning views of Tokyo and Mt. Fuji, just a minute away, perfect for hiking or cable car rides. The Tsukubasan Shrine, a tranquil ancient Shinto shrine, is only a short 23-minute drive away, adding to the area’s cultural charm. Guests can enjoy the proximity to Tsukuba Wanwan Land, a fun dog-centric park, just 24 minutes from the hotel, ideal for animal lovers. The rooms provide a comfortable and rustic experience, with features such as a fully equipped kitchen, making it convenient for guests to enjoy home-cooked meals while surrounded by the peaceful outdoors. There are no fitness centers, spas, or pools, but the Wi-Fi access and kid-friendly atmosphere make it an excellent choice for families. Guests will also appreciate the accessibility, with nearby transportation options such as Narita and Ibaraki airports. The hotel’s commitment to health and safety ensures guests can relax in a secure environment. Whether you are hiking, visiting local shrines, or simply relaxing in nature, Tsukubakogen Camping Ground offers a memorable stay for all.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. No fitness center but offers outdoor activities
2. Fully equipped kitchen for self-catering convenience
3. Kid-friendly environment perfect for family stays
4. Wi-Fi available throughout the camping ground
5. Proximity to Mount Tsukuba and other nearby attractions
6. Nearby dog-centric park, Tsukuba Wanwan Land, ideal for pet lovers
7. Convenient access to Narita, Ibaraki, and Haneda airports
8. Traditional Shinto shrine nearby for cultural experiences
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Tsukuba
1 min
Tsukubasan Shrine23 min
Nyotaisan Shrine1 min
Shirakumohashi Hiking Trail Starting Point23 min
Tsukuba Wanwan Land24 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 10:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Ibaraki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 55 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒300-4412 Ibaraki, Sakuragawa, Makabecho Hatori, 土俵場国有林
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 26 min
Transit: 3 hr 17 min
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 55 min
Transit: 3 hr 34 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 46 min
Transit: 3 hr 25 min
Nearby locations
5.8
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Kitchen
Reviews
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7.1
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兵藤由文
5/5
This campsite has areas from 1 to 4 levels, and even if you are visiting for the first time, the manager will give you a detailed explanation so you don't have to worry. In particular, the view from the campsite is spectacular, and I think it's a location you won't find anywhere else. I stayed on the 4th tier and it was a little difficult to carry my luggage from the parking lot, so I recommend keeping your luggage as light as possible.
Hitoshi Tsurumi
3/5
I was using it on a weekday, so I had a quiet night. Although it was only for a short time at night, the clouds cleared and we were able to see the night view and the starry sky.
金子TTY
4/5
I used it for my first solo campaign.Although we camped during the hot midsummer period, the wind was cool and quiet at night, and we could see a panoramic view of Makabe and Sakuragawa city.The receptionist is kind and the ashes will be disposed of on site.Of course, if you choose a campsite with a better view, you will be tired from climbing up and down mountain trails.
加藤勝義
3/5
Asasasanasa is
Room 3
Location2
Nobuyuki Kato
3/5
Although the campsite was closed, it is also the starting point for the campsite course for climbing Mt. Tsukuba.The toilets along the forest road were available for use.Currently, the Fukamine sidewalk at the site of the youth hostel is currently closed to traffic due to construction (until the end of March 2020).2022/9/21 revisitThis time we started at the campsite and walked Mt. Tsukuba.Revisit date:2023/5/31, 6/5, 9/5, 9/26, 10/5, 11/28, 2024/5/23, 6/7
紀之
1/5
It's a campsite from the Showa era. It's quite old. There was one customer, but he was using a drone. If we don't renew, customers won't come.
k o
5/5
The slope at the entrance is extremely steep! However, the plumbing is clean and there is hot water. The toilet is also clean! But it's hot! ! !
小野健太
3/5
If you set Google Navigation from Tokyo, you will be guided down a very narrow road, so be careful!You'll be driving about 2km on an unpaved road the width of one car, so you'll probably be nervous if you end up on a road you can't go on, but you'll make it anyway. (If there is no oncoming vehicle)Camping is a great way to enjoy nature without any unnecessary things.You'll have to climb quite a bit to get the view, so it's a good idea to pack something that will fit in your backpack.The water is not potable, so bring plenty of water or use a water purifier in the summer.
kens kawasaki
5/5
The manager very carefully explains about the site, water, toilets, etc. It looks like they will arrive at your check-in time.The toilet near the manager's office had a simple flush, but it was clean and had no unpleasant smell.Anyway, the stairs are difficult, so it's better to pack less luggage.It's a great campsite that doesn't seem to have many families.There is a supermarket in Makabe, so I think it would be smoother to shop there and then take the mountain road (mostly paved roads).