キャンプ村やなせ
8.8
Excellent(240 reviews)
5436 Korofuji, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3361, Japan
+81 80-2001-7399
+3
Hotel Description
Yanese Camp Village
キャンプ村やなせ, located at 5436 Korofuji, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3361, Japan, is a perfect getaway for nature lovers and families alike. Set in a serene environment surrounded by stunning natural beauty, this hotel offers guests a tranquil stay. The hotel is just a short drive away from some of the region’s most famous attractions, including the magnificent Fukuroda Falls, which is a 16-minute drive, and the Ryujin Big Suspension Bridge, where you can enjoy breathtaking views 33 minutes away. For those looking for a relaxing stop, the Roadside Station Okukuji Daigo, a highway rest stop with dining and a hot spring bath, is only 14 minutes from the hotel. The rooms at this family-friendly property are spacious, with cozy interiors that reflect the peaceful surroundings. Guests can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery from their rooms, making it an ideal place for unwinding. The hotel’s kid-friendly amenities ensure that families with children have a stress-free and enjoyable stay. Nearby public transportation options are convenient, with Kami-Ogawa Station just 12 minutes on foot. Major airports, including Fukushima and Ibaraki Airports, are also easily accessible by taxi or transit, making the hotel easy to reach from both local and international travelers. With a focus on safety and comfort, this hotel provides an excellent base to explore the area’s attractions, with plenty of outdoor activities available for guests to enjoy.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Kid-friendly atmosphere, perfect for families with children.
2. Convenient location with easy access to public transportation.
3. Short drive to popular attractions like Fukuroda Falls and Ryujin Big Suspension Bridge.
4. Nearby Roadside Station Okukuji Daigo with hot spring baths and dining options.
5. Relaxing, spacious rooms that offer comfort and a connection to nature.
6. Excellent proximity to major airports such as Fukushima and Ibaraki Airports.
7. Near Tsukioresan and Mt. Nantai, both ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Fukuroda Falls
16 min
Ryujin Big Suspension Bridge33 min
Roadside Station Okukuji Daigo14 min
Tsukioresan18 min
Mt. Nantai18 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Ibaraki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 26 min |
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Location
5436 Korofuji, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3361, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 35 min
Transit: 3 hr 53 min
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 26 min
Transit: 2 hr 54 min
Transit:
Kami-Ogawa Station
Walking: 12 min
Saigane Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 3 min
Fukuroda Station
Taxi: 14 min
Walking: 1 hr 26 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Children
Kid-friendly
Reviews
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藤井大地
5/5
The location is great. All the staff are very kind, so you can feel safe using our service.
Mis Ris
5/5
I keep repeating it a lot, both solo and with multiple people. I know this is rude, but I hope it won't be crowded.First of all, it's not family-oriented, so I'm glad that the prices are clear whether you're a solo or duo. (Some places that are worse than others are charging the same price for up to 4 people)Also, the price is cheap, and you can freely use the free site even if you are solo, and it costs about 3000 yen, so you can do it freely (although there is a limit)You can buy firewood, fuel, cup noodles, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. in the administration building, and the vending machines for soft drinks, canned beer, and 17 ice creams are in full operation, so you can survive without having to go shopping.Best of all, you can dispose of all your trash (burnable trash, bottles, cans, pets, etc.!) here, so even if you come by bike and have trouble cleaning up after yourself, you can dispose of it all here (separate, of course. Burnable trash is designated) Format of buying garbage bags.God, if you bring some underwear that you're planning to throw away, you'll even be able to reduce your luggage on the way home.As for the most important sites, you have to make reservations for some section sites through Nappu, and for other vast free sites through LINE, but once you experience that, it's super easy.The free site is spacious, but there are times when the pegs won't budge, probably because they're filled with troublesome rocks.If you hit it with a 1kg peg hammer and a titanium peg, it will go in, but the pegs will scatter before Yanase.You can spend your time surrounded by the sounds of the river and the railway, but that's also a great experience.Under the trees is popular, but if it doesn't rain, we also recommend sitting in the middle of the lawn. Because there are few insects of the order of magnitude...Access is not good because it is far away, but if you live in the 23rd ward, there are no campsites within easy reach, and even if you can find one, the prices are exorbitant, so I'd rather go on a 2 hour course on the highway anyway. I wonder if it's okay... but I don't feel like going anywhere else other than Yanase (((I don't want to recommend it because it gets crowded, but I do recommend it (blood tears)
Junji Onishi
5/5
Used for 2 nights. The campground does not have a power source, but if you need a portable power source, you can charge it at the administration building for 500 yen. When using a refrigerator, if you have a power source such as the 800Wh lithium iron phosphate battery that can be fully charged in a short time these days, it may be convenient to store food even if the refrigerator is stopped for about 2 hours while charging. No.
M Ayu
5/5
I used it for a solo walk.About 10 minutes walk from the station. It was extremely hot so it was hot, but I don't think it would be a problem in the cooler seasons.Since I was alone, I was looking for a place that wasn't too noisy, but the manager was very kind and I was able to find a nice place. It was very helpful.Since it was summer vacation, there were many families playing in the river.The grounds are so spacious and it wasn't too crowded that day, so I was able to relax and enjoy solo camping without worrying about what others might think.Also, the weather was good, so the starry sky was very beautiful.The restrooms are clean, there are showers, and you can throw away your trash, so I was very satisfied even though I was camping on foot.I would like to use it again.
齊藤竜
5/5
It's the best campsiteI will definitely go again (^o^)The manager was very kind and nice!
otousan8
5/5
We went to Camp Village Yanase, which is a long-established campground and highly rated. Super Hiroseya along the way sells various parts of Mizuho beef, including offal, and the prices are reasonable, so it's recommended if you're going for yakiniku.Furthermore, the roadside station Hitachi Omiya has cheap firewood, so we also recommend it.This time, I chose the site G-1.The shade was perfect, and I could see the Kuji River right in front of me, so it was a great location.The shower room, toilet, and kitchen were also nearby.The shower room, which is available 24 hours a day, costs ¥100 for 3 minutes, and since you can't turn off the water halfway through, I thought it would be better to prepare ¥200 to wash your head and body. The toilet was equipped with a washlet, and the kitchen had hot water.The draft beer sold at the shop was delicious. Also, the salt-grilled sweetfish (¥500) that you reserve at check-in is slowly grilled over charcoal, so you can eat the entire head and it was delicious!Credit cards and various electronic payments were accepted at the reception. There are vending machines selling beer and chuhai, so don't worry if you don't have enough to drink (lol)The Suigun line that I sometimes pass gave me a nice taste. In the morning, the cuckoo's cry became my alarm clock.It was a very good campsite that I would like to visit again if I have the chance. I highly recommend it!
ヨシ
4/5
Used by my family on Saturdays and Sundays in mid-May. It was surprisingly empty. The staff at the facility were very responsive and I was able to play in the river and have a comfortable stay. The stones on the riverbed are a little large and the distance to the water is a bit difficult for small children to move around. The facilities are old, but there are washing areas, toilets, and hot showers. Vending machines (drinks, alcohol, ice cream) available. This is one of the campgrounds I would like to visit again.
shino o
5/5
You can spend a quiet time... it's really wonderful 🎵This is a fake camper, but all of my friends who are real campers come here 👍✨️It’s a really nice place (゜∇^d)!!
teruuchi hirokazu
4/5
It was my first time visiting there, and it was a nice campsite surrounded by greenery. You can sometimes see two-car trains passing by. As a popular campsite, it was full during Golden Week. The bottom was a little hard, but there was grass so the pegs stuck.
上田優
4/5
It's a lovely place.
Room 4
Service 4
Location5
チルリラtomiko
5/5
I went to a train walking camp from Miyagi Prefecture. I met my daughter coming from Tokyo at the campsite. A sawmill on the way from the station? The road that passes through the premises...Is it okay? I was worried, but the people who work there seem to be used to it. There was no reaction (lol), so I passed with confidence.Since there are cherry blossoms, we went to a cherry blossom viewing camp. Since it was a weekday, there was only one other group besides us. Although we had a tough time setting up due to the wind and hard ground, we had a very relaxing time.One of the pegs came off due to strong winds during the night. The large stones placed at the site may have been used to hold down the pegs. ! I should have held it...I was grateful to have hot water. The toilet was also comfortable. Vending machines for drinks and ice cream are also nice. I was also grateful that I was able to purchase a 20 yen bag for trash. It was a good memory.It cost 2000 yen per person to walk.
YDS DDS
4/5
1 night stay from January 3rd.We had a relaxing bonfire in the large campsite. I would like to come again.
R san
5/5
The system allows you to make reservations on LINE.The site has sufficient capacity from the riverside to the lawn area.It is basically a free site with some exceptions, but when it is crowded, we use simple divisions with white lines and colored cones to prevent trouble.Convenient for mounting next to the vehicleI think the cleanliness of the toilets, kitchen, etc. is fine.Sites along the river seem to be popular.The Suigun Line runs right next to the lawn area on the land side, and there is a lot of noise at night and early in the morning.The first train will pass around 5:10, so you may fall asleep.If you have a bonfire, you will need a flame retardant sheet.Despite this, there was an afo who was setting a bonfire and burning up the lawn without putting it on.I want you to hang out
おやじ三等兵
5/5
One of the oldest campgrounds in Daiko, where a variety of campers gather.The site is vast and has a variety of sites.We recommend Site Y on the riverbank and Sites B and C1 with beautiful lawns.The Suigun Line runs right behind the C1 site.The grass doesn't get your gear dirty and the ground is almost flat.Amazingly, there were no signs of burnt flames.The G~Sakura area requires a designated reservation.Although the facility is old, it is well-maintained and the toilets and kitchen are clean.Alcohol is also sold at the vending machine in front of the administration building.I have a strong impression of a campsite that is clean no matter when you come and that the guests have good manners when using it.There are no supermarkets nearby, but there is a fish shop near Kamiogawa Station that sells frozen fish, daily goods, and sweets, and if you go to No. 118, there is a direct sales store combined with a Family Mart where you can buy gamecock and sweetfish.If you walk along the river, you will see the beautiful Suigun Line iron bridge, and it was also interesting to walk through the old post town.This is a recommended campsite that is perfect for taking a break from everyday life.
藤木奈保子
4/5
I used it at an overnight camp. The section was the Sakura site.The site was spacious enough to park a 2-3 person tent and a car.The size seems to be slightly different for each section.This time it was a divided site, but the walnut free site is also near the river.I thought this was good too.The scenery was a small mountain in front of me, with the Naka River flowing through it, and although it was still early for the leaves to turn red, I was soothed by the tranquil scenery. Sometimes a white heron or a hawk? are flying and it has a nice atmosphere. The river water was also very beautiful.In the summer, you can also play in the river.The owner was also friendly and easy to talk to. I was able to maintain a proper distance and was very relaxed.Facilities include a washing area, toilet, and shower, and if you purchase a garbage bag for 20 yen, you can also dispose of food waste.There was hot water in the washing area.The lights were on at night, so I was able to use the restroom without worry.The starry sky I saw at night was very beautiful.This is a campsite that I would like to visit again in different seasons.
バンブー, Ph.D.
3/5
I visited you solo.Location is good.The equipment is old, so 3120 yen for a solo trip seems expensive.The accounting system is also difficult to understand.A system in which various charges are added to the cheap basic rate.It is hard to call it clear accounting.
MomoRin K
3/5
The spacious free site has plenty of room and can be used even with same-day reservations. There is also a washlet in the toilet and an instant water heater in the kitchen. You can check in early and check out slowly, so you can enjoy your time with plenty of time. If you drive for about 20 minutes, you can enjoy several hot springs. The ground is a little hard, so you'll need sturdy pegs.
小森竜一
5/5
Only one person can make a reservation, so it can be a hassle when you go to group camp.It's spacious anyway. If we are meeting at the location in the evening, we will not be able to meet.
やまだたろう
4/5
It was a very large campsite.It is comfortable and allows you to maintain a sufficient distance from other users.The facilities and building, such as washing areas, toilets, and showers, have a Showa-era feel, but they were well-maintained and well-maintained.In front of me is a very clear river, and behind me is a local train that passes about once every two hours.It was a nice campground where you could spend a relaxing time about 2 and a half hours from the city center.
Perseus
5/5
This campsite is located on the Kuji River riverbed near Daigo and Fukuroda Falls.The Kuji River and the mountain forest are spread out in front of you, making it a great location. Since it is far from the national highway, there is almost no annoying car noise. The sounds of the Suigun Line trains and the murmuring of the Kuji River are very pleasant.If you are using a free site, you can make a reservation from LINE. From 2023, some of the cherry blossom sites along the river have been divided into sections, and during the busy season, reservations are made through naps.The receptionist responded politely and gave me a good impression. Check-in on holidays can be a bit of a wait if it's just before opening. Various cashless payments can be used.The site is divided into various zones, so be sure to arrive in time for check-in at 10am. Is it best to go along the river? Families may prefer the large lawn area. There are lights near the administration building and occasional well pumps? I hear a sound. Close to toilets and water.Check-in is at 10am and check-out is at 1pm, so there is plenty of time, so you can enjoy cherry blossoms and fresh greenery in the spring, playing in the river in the summer, changing leaves in the fall, and fewer people in the winter, so you can enjoy it all year round.At the reception, we also sell delicious draft beer, various types of firewood, charcoal, fire starters, and cup noodles. Free Wi-IF is also available at the reception and barbecue area.There is only one toilet, but it has a heated toilet seat with a washlet. Also, there is a water heater in the central water hole, which is a blessing in winter.Riverside areas other than grassy areas can be very windy. Also, since there are quite a lot of stones buried in it, thin pegs or plastic pegs will be quite difficult (impossible), so it is definitely better to have strong pegs such as titanium pegs or solid steel pegs.In 2022, it was introduced at Hiroshi's Bocchi Camp.I think the lawn area is suitable for families, and the riverside area is for solo and duo groups.I think it's a very good campsite with a great location🏕.