Wild Fields Ojika

It was the best view during the autumn colors. Individual sites have a sense of privacy Recommended for those who want to spend a quiet time.

A campsite located on the prefectural border between Tochigi and Fukushima. It is a campground run by wild 1, so I think it's built with consideration for the people who camp. I stayed at a free site, but although it was called free, it was divided like a partitioned site, and there was a good distance from the next site. There is also a large open space, and if you bring play equipment, you can do activities. Of course I couldn't hear the sound of the car, but it was quiet at night, probably because there are many people with good camping etiquette. There is a beautiful river after a short walk. Crows are likely to occur, so be careful when managing leftover food.

Snow still remained around the end of March, and it began to fade at night. I made several round trips from the parking lot to the back section. There is a distance from the neighbor, and there is an extraordinary feeling with the sound flowing along the river. Maybe monkeys are nearby at night

It is difficult to have an oncoming car as it passes through a path, but it is a forest campground with beautiful equipment. Both coniferous and hardwood trees are worth ¥700 and ¥1000, respectively.

The site is large and the scenery is great.