Tamagawa Camp Village Fishing Site

Great fishing.

Used on 2020/09 / 18-19 [Radio waves] It was stable enough to watch video sites on the DoCoMo line (LINE Mobile). [About the camp site] Auto campsite, site for 3500 yen, parking for 1 car, camping in downstream area that can accommodate up to 4 people (area with numbers 1 to 19) Along the river, there are steps of 2 to 3 meters, and the river is steep, so it's not like swimming and playing. Maybe you can play in the river in the upstream area. The ground is hard, so it is recommended that the pegs be sturdy. The ground was beautiful for the open fire. Almost no burning burn marks are found. The nearest toilets (boys) are Japanese style 2 and Western style 1. The nearby kitchen has only a sink, no countertop. [Buying nearby] Road Station Kosuge is recommended. There were abundant vegetables, but few meats, such as venison hamburger steak. Local liquors are also available (beer, wine, shochu, sake, etc.). Also, the Hirose store near the Kosuge village office seems to have the best selection of ice in this area, so I bought ice there as well. [Reception stand] Not only firewood and charcoal fire, but also Swedish torches were sold. (Price unconfirmed, it may have been a coincidence because it was not listed on the HP) Ice is sold but few. I also sell seasonings, but it's not so abundant, so it might be a good idea to go to a nearby Hirose store. [Other] You can fish, but you can't rent a rod. Since the campground is a road with one car, it is quite difficult to pass each other. (I think it's the same at every campsite) I got off at the Uenohara IC and came from Prefectural Route 18, but it was a middle mountain road.

The worst campsite ever It says that you can specify the site, but I can't ask you. I went to the preview. The downstream site is so inconvenient that there is no value in staying at the campsite there, and you can only go by car to the bath or river. Well, if you do your best, you can go... Even if you take a bath, you will be sweaty when you arrive at the tent. It looks good in the photo, isn't it?

I went to a solo camp in June. It was a site where cars could be placed side by side and it was well maintained, making it very easy to camp. Kosuge Village also has a spinach forest campsite, so if Tamagawa couldn't make a reservation, it would be the same. Tamagawa is the main fishing area, while spinach is fashionable. Kosuge Village has a hot spring at a roadside station and facilities for children to play in, so I think it's a good place for a family restaurant.

The sound of the river feels good. On the way back, refresh yourself at a nearby hot spring