Coccoland Nasu FCG

Camp at the power supply site along the river at the end of October. A clean and well-maintained campsite with a bath, but on a first-come, first-served basis. It is convenient to have a super public bath in 20 minutes by car and a supermarket in 10 minutes. It is close to the highway and has good access. If you get used to it, it doesn't bother you at all, but you can hear the sound of the car because it is close to high speed.

There are many waterworks and toilets, and they are in good condition, so I was able to camp very comfortably. The price is also very reasonable and I am very satisfied. The bath seemed to be full of reservations soon, so I finished with a shower. Coin shower is 200 yen for 5 minutes. You can also pause by pressing the button again. The hair dryer costs 100 yen for 5 minutes, and there is an outlet for the hair dryer below, so you can use it for free if you bring it in. For purchasing ingredients, we recommend Aeon Big, which has a good selection and low prices, rather than Daiyu, which is the closest to the campsite.

I enjoyed camping comfortably. I used it on weekends and it was almost full, but there were multiple toilets and washrooms, so I didn't line up. There was an open-air bath and a family bath, and reservations were required. Early arrival is recommended as it will be decided in the order of check-in. There is also a simple shower room. I felt that there were many fashionable campers, perhaps by chance. It was a campsite I wanted to go to again.

Overall, it is a very beautiful and comfortable campsite. It was a two-section site of the forest site, but it is very wide and beautifully laid. However... caterpillars and insects come to play from spring to summer, so if you are not good at it, you should take various measures. My home has survived with Hexatarp! It's a camp so I think it's better to camp while thinking that there are insects everywhere♪ And there is a beautiful river right next to it, so it's very good to cool down and play. It was a campsite that I thought I wanted to use again ♪

Location about 2 hours by car from Tokyo. There is an ETC exit from SA, so it's about 10 minutes from there. Check-in is at 13:30, so if you go at the right time, it will be crowded with a few cars on holidays. Perhaps if you can check in a little earlier, you may be able to make a bath reservation in time. I checked in a little after 13:30, so I couldn't make a reservation for the bath. The site has a forest site, a riverside site, and a power supply site. I was a forest site, but it was a slightly deformed site, but it was wide enough and there was plenty of room even if I set up a tent screen tarp. There was a sense of privacy because I had a good sense of the site next door. Because it was gravel, it rained temporarily on the day, but because it was drained, it did not get dirty when the tent was withdrawn. The toilet was clean and tidy. There is also a kitchen and a place where hot water comes out, so there is no problem in the future. At 22:00, the lights were off and everyone had good manners, and there were no annoying campers. Management etc. was open until 20:00 and the necessary items were at least available. The firewood is 700 yen and it is a hardwood, so it was good to keep on fire. Check out at 11:00, so maybe you should buy two firewoods, including the morning one. It felt like 70% 20% of families were solo with 10% of groups. I feel like I can go again.