Kanayamasanso Camping Ground

There is no electricity in the night, so when it's sunny, you can see the stars ❗

It's good that it's cheap and has a calm atmosphere, but I think that the toilet is a Japanese style of simple flushing and that the car is likely to get stuck because the ground gets messed up when there is a lot of rain.

What is the size of the tent? Do you have a tarp? There is no complicated fee system. Anyway, 1,000 yen per person. In an environment close to the auto site, this price is exceptional. There is no fixed time for check-in or check-out, so it is always possible to get in and out of any common-sense time with a custodian. There are cooking areas and toilets. Not suitable for family paripi. It is a great environment for those who want to stay quiet.

I camped with my friends and 4 people. It is a small campsite, but it is very quiet and the site of the birch forest is very pleasant. It was at the foot of Mt. Ulsan and it was quite cold at night even in May. The campsite itself has only toilets and a kitchen, but there is no problem with your own camp style. The caretaker's husband is also a very good person, and I can not forget the smiles of the caretaker's father or old grandpa. I will come again.

It is a small and quiet campsite. The kitchen and toilets are clean. Because there is no streetlight, it is completely dark at night. It is recommended that each person have a headlight. The kitchen and toilets have a human sensor and light up automatically only when used. Ideal for those who want to spend a relaxing weekend in a quiet campsite in a birch forest. Note that the nearest supermarket is 40 minutes away by car.