Hazako Nature Center

Best of all is the location.You can immerse yourself in nature at this lodging facility, which has no TVs and rarely sees people smoking.You will also be impressed by the night sky full of sparkling stars.If you are staying overnight, please take part in the trial program.The staff, who truly love nature, will teach you about the wonders of nature and experiencing it.Although the bath and toilet are shared,It's new and very clean.I would like to take my hat off to the efforts of the staff who maintain and manage the facilities.I'm sure you'll want to come again.If you visit in different seasons, you will be able to discover a different charm of Matsue.

This time we had two sleepover BBQs!The manager is kind and the place is very comfortable.

[Turtle is cute]

A good place for a family holiday.

The day before yesterday, my friends invited me to go camping. It was the best place I've ever been to! The environment, facilities, and staff are great! If you like marine leisure, please go and check it out!Sea turtles, goats, and cute frogs will welcome you!

3.5 points as a campsite, 4.0 points overall.An experience-based accommodation facility attached to a sea turtle conservation and research facility. Although there is a beach nearby, you can't see the ocean or hear the sound of the waves. There are cottages, rowhouses, and tent sites. There was a vacant lot in front of the pond, and there seemed to be about 3 auto camping sites with power sources there as well, but there was no guidance and it seemed like they were not open. At the tent site, the staff will set up the tent on the wooden deck only on days when reservations are made. There are two sites, but they are facing each other and are somewhat small. There is a small vacant lot in front of the tent site, so it would have been nice to have a little more space. Fortunately, there was no one else staying the night I stayed. It was windy so we refrained from having a bonfire. The deck is getting a little old. The tent is a Coleman Tough Wide Dome 300. With a height of 180cm and a side of 3m, there is plenty of room for three adults. There was some mold on the flysheet, but there was no moldy smell inside the tent. A power source is installed on the deck and can be used. There is a toilet, kitchen, hot shower, unit bath, and washroom that are shared with the cottages, and it is very clean, probably because it was newly built. The restrooms are not equipped with washlets, but the restrooms in the building where the museum is located do have washlets, and they are also clean. It would be nice to have hot water in the kitchen in the winter, but unfortunately there was no hot water. The view isn't particularly good for a tent site, and there are private houses nearby, so it doesn't feel like you're in nature. However, there is no need to set up and take down the tent, and the facilities are well-equipped, making it very comfortable. A melody will wake you up at 6am (lol).Otherwise, there are many crows, kites, and other birds, making it lively from the morning.Owls were also hooting at night.In addition to sea turtles, the facility also has goats. I was worried.Although it didn't have a wide open feeling or a magnificent view, it was interesting and different from the usual camping. For those who want to start camping but are hesitant about setting up a tent, I think it's a good place to have the facilities.

I slept in a tent again. Same impression as last time.I'm thinking of going again.