Yamanotera Camping Ground

This is a free campsite operated by Takamori Town, Nagano Prefecture. To use the service, please submit the application form to the Takamori-cho Industry Division by fax/mail/visit, and from July 21, 2008, you will need a copy with a reception stamp. Although people at the Takamori Town office do not come around, please submit it properly considering that it is the second corona break as of July 20th. At the forest site, it is possible to camp coolly even in the midsummer due to the high altitude. It seems that the giant hornet is nesting somewhere, and I have encountered it several times, so I think you should be careful when taking a walk. It's not for beginners, but because it's a pine forest, you can hunt mushrooms during the summer-autumn season. (As expected, I cannot get matsutake mushrooms) The Takamori Town website does not say that an open fire is OK (in other words, it does not say that it is prohibited), but there are traces of an open fire here and there, and there are traces of burning garbage and neglect. Wasted charcoal and unused firewood are left unattended. If you have at least an open fire, you should clean up. If that is troublesome, let's use the bonfire. Also, please bring your trash without burning it. Especially, garbage will attract wild animals... (If a bear appears, it will be discontinued) It's not an auto site, but a water tank? There is a part where you can get in the car to, and from there you can enter the square with 4WD. However, I don't think it's okay to do it just because you can. The former athletic field is an open site, but it is a bit tough because the transportation must go up a slope. However, there was also a trace of forcibly driving on the slope here by car, and the ground was ruined and messed up. The other day, when I visited, there was an FJ cruiser and a light truck in the square. How about the integrity of the site? I don't think you can do that if you have a good sense. If I was good, I really felt that it was a good camper going on the ground. Also, the refuge hut is not a place to put broken camping equipment and garbage. Broken chairs, empty CB cans, lanterns... Bring them home and dispose of them at home. I used it often, and it was a quiet and good site because there were not many people during the consecutive holidays such as GW, but some people made noise until midnight ...Gozamatsu campsite in Iijima town is a corona and banned from camping Perhaps because of this, the camp boom will make this a lawless area as well.

I used it at a motorcycle solo camp the other day. The tap is water that should not be drunk raw. The lots weren't clearly decided, and many people put them in the parking area. I came late, so I stretched it up, but the aisle was grassy. I am troubled. Also, there is one evacuation shed, but without setting up a tent There was a person sleeping there. (I don't know if it's OK according to the rules) It's free for the time being, so I can forgive everything. The road ahead is only located on Google's map, but there are forest roads running like a mesh, and you can take a walk off the road. pleasant. The road surface is quite rough and muddy, so even people with confidence in their arms are not good at on-road vehicles. At first glance, the back road seems to be an abandoned road, but if you do your best, you can get out of it.

平坦なとこが少ないけど無料で良いとこ

I used it very comfortably. But I think the toilet is a little disappointing.

It's free, and there is a toilet in the water, so it's very comfortable. Be sure to submit only the notification to the government office.