Togeinosato Camping Ground

It is a recommended campsite that can be used at a low price. To make a camp reservation, call Yuland to make a reservation. The reception also goes to the hot spring front desk. The reception is polite. A quiet environment, a day trip hot spring on the premises, a mountain stream where children can play, field athletics, a beautiful toilet and kitchen, and I think it is a campsite that can be enjoyed by families, two people, or solo. It's not so crowded even in the high season. The table free site is a site near hot springs and cottage buildings. The auto campsite and the back free site enter the road beside the river. The road beside the river is often thin and wet, and the ups and downs are sober, so if you have a two-wheel drive car, the tires tend to slip a little. Be careful when driving. The back free site on weekdays is almost reserved depending on the day. It's not popular at night, and it's off at 22:00, so it's really dark. Be careful as the lights will go out suddenly without any warning. It is better to prepare a lot of lights and lanterns. There is no one, it is pitch black, and it is near the forest, so I am afraid of attacks by beasts such as the nocturnal black bear. It's true darkness, though it's different if there is even a little light. I left food leftovers and trash away from the tent, but they were awakened by the rattling noise of the bag several times. When I saw it, the bag was torn and the contents were eaten. After the bag was torn and how to eat it, it seemed to be a crow, but it seems better to put a bear repellent spray and a pole instead of a spear near the tent entrance. Autosite is not recommended at all. It's very narrow and it's along the aisle, so I'm not at all calm. Every time a person or a car passes by, my eyes meet and I feel awkward. Moreover, the price is higher than the free site. Both front and back can be reached by car to the free site, so it is not so difficult to bring in luggage. In addition, both have large eastern houses. On rainy days, I set up a tent nearby and had a barbecue at the eastern store. You can fall asleep while listening to the sound of the water in the mountain stream. Yuland was 400 yen after 16:00, and elementary school students and younger were free. Montbell Club members can always use it for 400 yen. The hot spring water seems to be circulating, but it feels good in a new and beautiful hot spring. Even after playing in the river, you can sleep comfortably in the hot springs. There is a huge stuffed black bear in the rest area (scary) Enjoy camping (with a bear spray) in a quiet environment.

The bath is near, but there are few outdoor lights and it is almost pitch black! The campsite feels poorly maintained and wild animals are out! Raccoon Appears Mowing at 4:00 AM? ! The raccoon dog appears at 2:30 AM Lack of sleep! Well

Use the free site during the Obon holidays. Abu and moths were amazing 😅 It's a pity that the toilet and kitchen are far away.

I used it for one night in mid-November. Probably because it was a cold season, there were no other users and it was reserved. It was my first time staying in a tent, so I chose an auto site with a power supply just in case. By the way, it seems that there is only one site with power supply. It was available because it was reserved, but it may be necessary to make an early reservation during busy times. As for the impression I used, first of all, the auto site is narrow ... The price per night is usually 2200 yen at the auto site and 3300 yen with the power supply, which is cheaper than other campsites, but I felt it was too narrow. I made an inquiry after making a reservation, but it seems that it is 7m x 8m including the space to park the car. I felt like it was over when I put up the tarp. So this time, I set up a tent in the tarp and cooked a bonfire in front of it. Well, since there were no other passengers, I was able to use it a little overhanging this time, so it was helpful, but ... There was a toilet and a kitchen on the campsite site, but I don't know if it was a seasonal problem, but there were a lot of stink bugs and I rarely used them. .. There is a hot spring facility called Yuland, which is also a camp reception, about a minute or two by car from the campsite site. I went to the bathroom and used it, and took the washings home and washed them at home. Hot springs are available at an extra charge. After 16:00, it was reasonably priced at 400 yen per person, and although it wasn't wide, the temperature was hot and comfortable. There was a river just below the campsite, and it seemed like I could play along the river when it was bright. The sound of the river flowing was pleasant, and there were two ☆ including the plus α of putting it in a hot spring. It's been longer, but please refer to it if you like. ..

There are hot springs and a river where children can play, so it seems like a family can enjoy it. Personally, one free site.