Nice place, beautiful skies. The scenery is really beautiful.
Kids activities offered for additional cost - trampoline, sliding etc.
The toilets were clean. The hot spring was really nice, it would be better if it were open longer (closes at 9 pm, you can only enter by 8 pm).
I visited on June 6th specifically for the summer slopes.
It was my first time snowboarding on a summer slope, but everyone—from the rental staff to the lift attendants—was so kind, and I had a great time.
The newly laid slopes were manageable because the edges gripped well, but the worn-out sections were difficult to control.
It felt like sliding on hard-packed ice with rounded edges... so it was quite scary.
I got more used to controlling the snow towards the end, so I'd definitely like to visit again!
We stayed at Site G, a scenic spot in the woods. There was plenty of space to pitch our tent and tarp comfortably. The entrance is on a slope, so we had to park our car about 5 meters away, but it seemed like we could park almost right next to the other sites. The difference in elevation between sites was nice because it gave us a good sense of distance from our neighbors. It would have been nice if there were more sinks and they were at a higher height. It was also great that there was a bath on the premises; the water was nice. There are also other options such as sites on the ski slopes and deck sites in the parking lot. There were lots of people doing grass skiing, so it was a lively atmosphere. It was cloudy when we went, but it seems like it would be fun to go stargazing on a sunny day. The staff at the reception were cheerful and left a good impression.
I stayed there on July 26, 2025.
Two men and two women in their 20s, using the Komorebi no Mori A site, were making a lot of noise until around 4 AM, and I couldn't sleep at all.
The explanation of the campsite upon entry was inadequate; there was no reminder at 10 PM, no nighttime patrols, and it even felt like they were condoning the noise.
It's been a long time since I've been this irritated.
I spent the whole night desperately trying to control my anger.
This is definitely not a campsite where families can feel safe.
Thank you for a terrible memory.
I feel like I threw my money down the drain.
Naturally, I won't be coming back.
This was our second time camping in the highlands, and our first time at this particular location.
A fellow camper friend found it for us!
The starry sky was truly beautiful. The stars shone brightly, and we could clearly see the Big Dipper and the Summer Triangle, making stargazing a real treat. It was so beautiful that we've added stargazing to our list of favorite camping activities!
We were in a free tent site (anywhere within the designated area), but the ground was quite sloped, and there were only about two flat spots, which was a bit disappointing. I think there would be more options if you're camping solo.
Another issue was driving in the tent pegs. The ground was very hard, a mix of rocks and soil, and the pegs wouldn't go in... It took a long time to drive in the pegs, and we were exhausted by the time we finished.
This experience taught us that strong pegs specifically designed for hard soil are necessary.
It was a wonderful memory!
I was also happy to find ice cream for sale. The ice cream tasted great while enjoying the mountain breeze.
Next time, I'd like to take a leisurely stroll around the area.
