Foresters Village Kobitto

This is an honest review of the Kobit Minami Alps, a popular place in Hakushu that I wanted to go camping with as a family rather than solo.I spent two nights there during the Obon holiday during the busy season.～Good points～・The kitchen is thoroughly cleaned, with not a single piece of trash left, and the female staff cleans the kitchen after 10pm, when the guests are asleep.・The rules are strict and not imposed, and are well understood by users, allowing you to spend a quiet and relaxing time at the foot of the Southern Alps without being bothered by noisy people or unwanted guests.・Events for children are held every season, and there is play equipment and an indoor play area so you won't get bored.・In summer, you can enjoy playing in the clear river right near the site.・The administration building is fully stocked with sales and rentals for items other than food, so you won't have to worry if you forget your outdoor gear.・It depends on your personal preferences and the site, but you can be surrounded by moss-covered large stones and trees, and be surrounded by nature.・Staff are bright and pleasant people・Various types of firewood, good quality and reasonable prices～Points of concern～・Although it is a trade-off for the quietness of the environment and the lack of artifacts, there is a narrow, rutted, uneven road that branches off from the paved road and leads to the campsite where you cannot pass each other. If you have a low vehicle, there is a possibility that the muffler and bumper may be damaged.・Except for a few sites, there are no steps and the sites are lined up side by side, so unless you take measures such as placement of tarps and cars, there is a lack of privacy and it is easy to feel like you are being watched.・There is no bath, and showers are charged, so if possible, I would like them to be free of charge, considering the usage fee.～Summary～・This is a so-called high-standard campsite. It is very easy to spend and comfortable for families who like camping, and although it is relatively expensive, you will definitely get satisfaction worth the price and there are many repeat visitors.・The weather changes easily along the mountain, and we made the mistake of leaving the flysheet open for ventilation and getting the inside of the inner tent wet in a sudden thunderstorm. Camping gear and luggage must be stored in a place where they won't get wet, such as under a tarp or inside the car.- Most of the customers are families with children and couples, so if you go solo on weekends or during the busy season, you'll feel like you're away. You can have a fun and comfortable time in any season, but I personally recommend summer as a way to escape the heat, and there were fewer insects than I expected.

Use terrace site. It was nice that it was independent and spacious with a sense of privacy, but you need to be careful if you have a low-height car as you have to switch back to access it, so there is a possibility of it rubbing against your vehicle.The Ishikuragawa River has a moderate amount of water so children can play safely. Good access to the river◎The facilities were well maintained and the staff was very helpful.The price is high because it can be used widely.If you go with your family, it will be quite expensive.

Although it is of a high standard and a little pricey, it is the perfect campsite when you want to spend some relaxing time with your family. 2Group use is strictly prohibited, with the exception of family sites, so you can rest assured. If you are on a free site and Gurcan appears next to you, you won't be disappointed.Even at night, staff come to visit each site at 10:00 p.m. to make sure you have a comfortable stay. The sound of the flowing river drowns out conversations on surrounding sites, making it very comfortable. In the summer, you can also play in the river with your children. I will be visiting a lot this year as well.

After using Foresters Village Kobitto Minami Alps Camps Field in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture, I can no longer go to other campgrounds.The biggest advantage of this campsite is that there is a river at a reasonable distance, so the sound of the river becomes the background music and you won't be bothered by the voices of other sites. You'll feel like you're camping in a private space, and you won't be able to go back to a campsite where you can only hear the voice of a mother scolding her child right next to you.The toilets are very clean and tidy. The concept of campsite = dirty toilet doesn't apply here.The shop also sells rare vintage Coleman lanterns, making it a must-see for camping enthusiasts. There is an affiliated store called Camp-ya nearby (about 10 minutes by car from the campsite), which has a wide variety of rare goods on display and for sale, including various models of Coleman Seasons lanterns.If I had to write down the disadvantages,・Weak cell phone signal (depending on how you think about it, the advantage of not looking at your cell phone)・If you think about children's attractions as the main attraction, that point is weak.Is it about that?Like us, it seems like there are a lot of families (couples + 2 kids, etc.).

It was a wonderful campsite that was very well managed and kept clean.The roads inside the campsite are narrow and there are rocks, so be careful if you have a low-height vehicle.It's sponsored by Coleman, so there are plenty of shops and fun to play in the river. The water is about knee-deep for an adult, so you don't need a float.The site is full of trees and nature, but even at the same price, it's a hit or miss. For example, in River Sight, R2 is a loss, and in Non-Biry Sight, N1 is a hit, and the difference between N2 and N2 is huge. It would be better if you could specify the site.The shower costs 100 yen for 5 minutes, but the time is counted even when you stop it, so if you wash leisurely, it will stop even though you are not using hot water. Let's bring 200 yen.The shower room is separate inside the toilet, but I didn't like that the hair dryer was completely inside the toilet. I can't stand it as he relieves himself next to me.

This is an honest review of the Kobit Minami Alps, a popular place in Hakushu that I wanted to go camping with as a family rather than solo.I spent two nights there during the Obon holiday during the busy season.～Good points～・The kitchen is thoroughly cleaned, with not a single piece of trash left, and the female staff cleans the kitchen after 10pm, when the guests are asleep.・The rules are strict and not imposed, and are well understood by users, allowing you to spend a quiet and relaxing time at the foot of the Southern Alps without being bothered by noisy people or unwanted guests.・Events for children are held every season, and there is play equipment and an indoor play area so you won't get bored.・In summer, you can enjoy playing in the clear river right near the site.・The administration building is fully stocked with sales and rentals for items other than food, so you won't have to worry if you forget your outdoor gear.・It depends on your personal preferences and the site, but you can be surrounded by moss-covered large stones and trees, and be surrounded by nature.・Staff are bright and pleasant people・Various types of firewood, good quality and reasonable prices～Points of concern～・Although it is a trade-off for the quietness of the environment and the lack of artifacts, there is a narrow, rutted, uneven road that branches off from the paved road and leads to the campsite where you cannot pass each other. If you have a low vehicle, there is a possibility that the muffler and bumper may be damaged.・Except for a few sites, there are no steps and the sites are lined up side by side, so unless you take measures such as placement of tarps and cars, there is a lack of privacy and it is easy to feel like you are being watched.・There is no bath, and showers are charged, so if possible, I would like them to be free of charge, considering the usage fee.～Summary～・This is a so-called high-standard campsite. It is very easy to spend and comfortable for families who like camping, and although it is relatively expensive, you will definitely get satisfaction worth the price and there are many repeat visitors.・The weather changes easily along the mountain, and we made the mistake of leaving the flysheet open for ventilation and getting the inside of the inner tent wet in a sudden thunderstorm. Camping gear and luggage must be stored in a place where they won't get wet, such as under a tarp or inside the car.- Most of the customers are families with children and couples, so if you go solo on weekends or during the busy season, you'll feel like you're away. You can have a fun and comfortable time in any season, but I personally recommend summer as a way to escape the heat, and there were fewer insects than I expected.