RV Park with a spectacular view of the beautiful sea and Mt. Now let me introduce RV Park Chidori Marine Service again. From Tokyo, take the New Tomei Expressway from the Numazu-Nagasumi IC to the Izu Longitudinal Expressway, exit at the Ema IC, and head toward Numazu on Prefectural Route 134. After passing through the tunnel, turn left at the intersection called “Kuchino Housujiro” toward the Izu Peninsula (turn left), and drive along the coast for about one hour to reach the site. Although it is a long drive after getting off the toll road, the road along the sea is not only scenic, but also has quaint streetscapes, so if you like driving, you will probably not be bothered by the distance. If you turn right at the two-timing road with the signboard “Osezaki,” you will reach the beach of Osezaki, and you will see the entrance to the RV park before the entrance to the parking lot for swimming. RV Park Chidori Marine Service is located in a paid parking lot for marine leisure facilities. Three of the five lots are along the ocean. The plots are particularly generous in width, as they are made up of two general parking slots in a single lot, measuring approximately 5 x 6.5 meters (length x width) according to the actual measurement of a tape measure. With this much space, there should be plenty of room for a table to be set up next to the car. Tables and chairs are allowed in this area, but not tents, and open fires are not allowed, nor is the use of fire pits. However, the use of cassette gas stoves at the tables is allowed, so simple cooking using cassette gas stoves may be possible, but the situation may change, so please check when you make your reservation. There are four power sources available free of charge, and extension cords can be rented. Extension cords are available for rent, but I felt it would be better to bring one to use as an extra cord, since the length may be too short in some compartments. Other facilities. Restrooms are located inside the building, but they are available only during the facility’s business hours (8:00 am to 5:00 pm). The public restrooms are well maintained and clean, but they are located a little far from the site, so it is not convenient to use them. The public restrooms are clean and pleasant to use, but they are located a little far from the plots, so they are certainly inconvenient. As for bathing facilities, there is an outdoor shower room with hot water. These rooms have roofs and partitions between booths, but they are simple. Nevertheless, it is nice to be able to use the showers at a facility by the sea. Incidentally, if you go to “Michi no Eki Kurura Toda” (Roadside Station Kurura Toda), located about 13 km away, you will find a hot spring facility called “Toda Onsen Bihan no Yu” (Toda Hot Spring Hot Spring for Skin) inside the roadside station.
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