Bogatsuru Camping Ground

I have nothing to say about Bogatsuru as a mountain climbing campsite.If you go to Hokkein Onsen Sanso, you will find cold beer and hot springs.Free tent stay and free water. The toilet has a bit of a smell, but there's even running water for washing hands, so it's not a big deal.After all, it's a free campsite with no resident manager.It's great that you can use plenty of water in the kitchen, and there's even a canal behind the kitchen for cooling food.There is a washing area next to the kitchen where you can wash dirty clothes, so when washing the pegs, use this area after roughly removing the mud. No)The tent is a free site, and you can pitch it as you like, but if you decide to pitch it near the kitchen, be careful not to obstruct the path leading to the back.I've seen people putting up tension lines without realizing it, but there are times when your legs can get caught in the tension lines (especially at night).The site is rich in undergrowth and there are no exposed stones, so if you want to, you can set up the tent without damaging the bottom of the tent without a ground sheet.It's basically a wetland, so there's black peat underneath the grass, and you can almost always get a peg stuck in it just by pushing it in with the sole of your shoe. On the other hand, if you place the pegs directly in the grass, you may hide them and lose sight of them, so be careful.I've been there both in the winter and summer, and I think it's a great place to go no matter how many times you go. I sincerely hope that this place will remain free and free forever.This is a valuable place, so please use it with care.Of course, all mountaineers are well aware of this area, and most of them use it with care.