Matsubarakokogen Auto Camping Ground

Although it is named Lake Matsubara, the lake cannot be seen from the site, but as a campsite, it has a high degree of freedom and is wide, beautiful and passed. (Auto free) The toilet has a washlet and only garbage can be collected. The price is reasonable at 2000 yen for car + tarp. However, what happens if the tent is raised to + ¥ 3000 separately and a tent is placed under the tarp?

We used it for 3 family members overnight on October 3rd. Check-in was from 8:30 in the morning, so I arrived at 9 o'clock and filled in the name etc. at the reception and completed the checkout. One family can spend about 5,000 yen per night and a separate firewood fee for a day! The male receptionist also explained very softly and politely. Also, check-out is at 17:00 the next day, so you can spend a very relaxing time here. Since it is a free site, there is a daughter of an elementary school student to choose a place, so the toilet is the first thing, and if the kitchen is also nearby, it was a good condition, so when I searched for it, I was fortunate that I arrived early. I was able to find a place that suits me. There were already about 3 groups of campers, but in the evening my surroundings were filled. Since my house was a large two-room tent and an L size tarp, I was a little sorry to set it up using more than twice as much space as the campers around me, but I feel sorry for that. It became a very open camp that surpassed. At this time of year, the autumn leaves have already begun and I feel cold if I don't wear the town at night. There is a hot spring facility called Yahho-no-Yu nearby, and when I walk, it gets cold, so I moved my house by car, but the bath there was also pleasant. The next day, I received untouched charcoal from the biker next door, so I was able to experience the kindness of strangers and it was a very good camp. My daughter-in-law and daughter were pleased to repeat, so I think they will be indebted again. Thank you very much!

I went there in the second half of October. It is a campsite with solo pricing, hot springs, and a beautiful view. You can use 3 forest sites and a ground, and you can put a car next to it. Please note that the forest site has undulations. Even though it gets cold at night (twice this time), the surrounding autumn leaves were wonderful.

It is a peaceful campsite. Since it is a free site system, you can freely choose the location. It is a forest site where you can open a fire and hammock. Yahho-no-Yu, which is a reception place on weekdays, is also within walking distance, and discount tickets are given to visitors, so it is a comfortable campsite overall. Weekday solo camp (car) is 2000 yen, and motorcycle solo is 1000 yen, which is a reasonable price.

I stayed for 3 nights during the consecutive holidays in September. I chose the grand site, which seems to be sunny because it is quite cold. I checked other sites just in case, but it seems that it is necessary to arrive early to get a good place in the situation where it is almost full around 12 o'clock. Plus points can be set freely without restrictions, check-in can be done early and check-out can be done slowly at 12:00. A nearby hot spring is available for ¥ 400 for adults and ¥ 100 for children. It's a long way to walk. Minus is to take away other than garbage, the toilet smells a little, and there are very few washrooms. It's noisy every time the toilet door breaks and closes. There is also a very quiet environment, and the voice can be heard tremendously. It seems that it is not suitable for lively people. .. .. Thanks to that, the voice of the Chinese people a little ahead echoed all night.