Michinoekitakanezawa Genkiappumura Water Park

A nice park, there are some restaurants and a hot springs around it. Just far from city center.

really peacful

Since the facility is still in its infancy, information is shared due to lack of information. ■ Basic information Used by adults (2 people) and children (2 people) [2 years old and 4 years old] ■ Meals ① Food cannot be brought in. * You can bring in items purchased at the direct sales office of the adjacent roadside station. ② Drinks, including alcohol, can be brought in. Rather, it is recommended to bring it in. There is only one vending machine (soft drink) in the facility, so it is better to purchase it in advance. The refrigerator inside the trailer is large enough to cool a large amount of drinks. * The freezer is also large and freezes firmly. ③ Supper This is BBQ. You can specify the start time in 30 minute increments between 17: 00-19: 00. The staff will bring the ingredients to the front of the trailer. * Since there is no place to buy rice nearby, we recommend that you bring a meal for small children just in case. ④ Breakfast It's Japanese food. Two rice balls, a wiener, a lunch box such as omelet and miso soup, and a can of tea will be prepared. ■ Equipment Perfect! Anyway, it's a big trailer and the interior is beautiful and exciting. * Please note that the toilet does not have a key. * There are places where the screen door is broken. * Equipped with air conditioner and heating * Wifi is also available * Since water and sewage are already connected, you can use the shower without worrying about the amount of water, but it is narrow. * The toilet is also connected to the sewage, so it can be used without problems. ■ Others Check-in is late at 15:00.

It seems that the hot springs are currently vacant on weekdays due to the influence of corona. It is said that there are many customers at the Saturday and Sunday festival. There are several tents outside, so you can rest in peace. There were also some cars with numbers in Tokyo. The roadside station is not very large, but various vegetables and fruits were sold. I thought it was unusual because it was sold by Dobrok, and when I bought a cup of it and tasted it after I got home, it was very delicious, so I will buy a bottle next time.

I saw it while taking a walk, and some of the people involved came and were kicked out. It seems to be off limits to non-guests, but I don't know because there is no sign. The accommodation is a mobile home with wheels. Since it is installed around the pond, mosquitoes seem to be terrible in the summer, and ducks (only magpies and wigeons) come in the winter. People who like wild birds are good ducks. But what about glamping in the first place? I don't know why.