Goshiki Paradise Camping Ground

Decided to grab a cabin here under the recommendation from a friend. It was worth it. A little hard to find, its down a side dirt road from the Goshiki parking lot. The cabin was warm. It was 4 tatami in size. There was 2 of us and we had plenty of space. 3 people would have been the max if your going for comfort. You could probably fit 4 but it would be tight. Cost us 5000 yen for 1 night, but that seems to be the going rate for the off season. They had space for tents too. I saw a washing machine but didn't bother to see if it worked. The place has baths available if your trying to get washed up. The restroom was clean too.

Ok. No big negatives.

2020 is closed 😣

The usage price is reasonably high. There is a bath inside the administration building. In addition, the administration building is also an accommodation facility where you can stay. There was a coin laundry, but it was out of order and could not be used. The campsite is well maintained, but to be clear, it is a flat land in the mountains. Since the site is not divided in particular, if the number of users is small, it is helpful to use the space freely. There are many bungalows, and there are more bungalow users than camps. The manager was a friendly person, and when I used it, I was told that I could choose a vacant place as I like, which was helpful.

It is sunny and I recommend free site. All trash is thrown away. There is mud in the hall and there is a wasteland. It is not suitable for low-down cars and Harleys.