Nammoku-mura Natural Park Camping Ground

Hello. I've been camping for over 40 years. Last year, I went to the Kanto area twice by bike and three times by car. This campground changed management three years ago. I went camping for the first time last year and the scenery was nice and the employees were very kind, so this year I went camping with 6 friends. The rules for taking out the garbage have changed this year, but is it a rule for young employees who are completely inflexible? Because of this, it became a campsite that I will never go to again. It is unclear what will happen to the campsite once the coronavirus subsides and the camping fever subsides. But the camp is 5 stars.

The scenery is beautifulAm I the only one who felt that the streets along the way had a Meiji to pre-war feel?It was a very strange space, even more so when I drove by, as the road and my home were close together.

No matter how I went, it was in a remote area, so if I went there by car, it would be difficult to navigate up the narrow forest road.There are no stores, so if you don't buy it in advance, you'll be in trouble.It was great because the nature was amazing, it was quiet, and there were all the facilities.However, since only one group was using it, it seemed like it was reserved for private use, so it was very lonely.

The road to get there is tough, but it's the best campsite ✨

The site is located deep in the mountains and is inconvenient to access, but there are a lot of people with children and it's noisy, so if you're expecting a quiet, secluded place, you'll be disappointed.The prices are relatively reasonable, there is a large public bath, and the stars are beautiful at night.

I had to wait quite a while because the parking space at the reception was small and there was only one person at the reception.The person in charge of the parking lot doesn't have that many cars stopping, so I thought it would be a good idea to just check in at the reception desk.Also, since autocamp numbers are not determined at the reception, if there are multiple groups, it may not be possible to secure spots next to each other.

We used an auto campsite!It was my first time camping with my children, and they were able to enjoy themselves in the spacious area.The facilities and facilities were very responsive.It's very quiet and you can hear the birds chirping.If the night is clear, you can see the stars beautifully.There is also a large public bath nearby, which is convenient.The windows were large and there was a feeling of openness.There are some areas that are closed to traffic deep in the mountains,You can pass through the campsite without any problems.It is better if you complete your shopping in advance.Camping fees are also reasonable,I would like to use it again next year with my family.

Use the campsite. Although the facilities are a bit outdated, it was a nice place with a quiet place and a bath (separate fee).

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Camping use.Neither good nor bad. There are good points, but I get the impression that the guidance and camp management are sloppy.At first glance, you'll have to drive down a path that may seem uneasy to get to the campsite.There are signs saying road closures along the way, but you can just keep going.However, this should be clearly stated by the camp management side.The site is also small and I honestly don't recommend it.Even though I've come this far, I think I feel like I have to feel limited.And there are an unusually large number of insects. There are a lot of horseflies, so insect repellent is a must.Firewood is expensive at 1,000 yen, and no matter how you look at it, it's a cheap firewood that doesn't seem to have been made with much care, so I recommend purchasing it elsewhere.Since it is not an auto site, you will have to park in the parking lot after unloading your luggage.The use of toilets outside was prohibited, so I was able to use the toilet at the reception. However, how far is this? Honestly, I'm lazy because it's a steep slope. I would like to ask for the outside toilet to be maintained.Although it was my first experience with the customer base, everyone was asleep by 9 o'clock.It was very quiet and seemed to have good manners.It was such a disappointing campsite.Showers are free and reservations are required. I am very grateful for this.I'm not sure if I'll use it again, but I think it's a good option if you plan on sightseeing in Shimonita, Tomioka Silk Mill, etc.