One of the few lodges in the area, which is decent for what it is. The lodge we stayed at had a small kitchen and sink, a living room, and a sleeping area on the second floor. However, there was no built-in heater and we had to pay extra for heater oil. We over-purchased for the night – half a tank would be more than enough to last a night. Also, the heater was only on the first floor so we had to sleep in the living room instead.
My first solo camping out of country, and this place already set the bar sky high!!
Amazing view, serene, quiet and you’ll find the peace you look for. The best spot to have a reset.
There’s a resto in front of the reception area where you can also buy camping stuff. If you’ll be coming from outside Japan and packing light, you can buy butane, cups, utensils, slippers, etc here. You can rent a sleeping bag and blanket as well.
You can also charge your gadgets at the resto for ¥100/device.
I’ll definitely be back here!!!
Me and my partner stayed in a cabin here for 3 nights. By far the most beautiful camping ground we’ve ever stayed in! Everyone is really friendly and helpful, and it’s perfectly placed for walks/hikes around the area.
Our only negative was the only time to use the baths was 2-6pm, it would be good if it was possible to use in the morning as well!
I stayed the night in my tent, i have to say the staff where all so friendly! The shop was very handy, they have hot showers for use up until 6.30 pm. The campsites are amongst the trees and beside the creek with an amazing view of the mountains
Great campground! Has everything you need. There’s a small shop that sells small food items, drinks and other things that you might need - all at reasonable prices. The bfast/ lunch / dinner at the Shokudo / canteen serves large portions at reasonable prices - perfect when you come back from a few days hiking. There’s even a sento bath for 700yen per person. Great place - excellent staff - would definitely stay there again.
