All plots are equipped with power and a roof! Along the Fuji River with a beautiful starlit sky. Now, let’s get to the main topic, the RV park. The main feature of this RV park is that all the lots are roofed, and each lot is about 4m wide, 5m long, and 4m high, so even large vehicles can use the lots. And each section has a 100V power supply and free Wi-Fi. The plots are divided by the framework of the building, so the boundaries are clear, and you can use this framework to put up tarps, etc. Also, tents can be pitched for sleeping in the plots, which is unusual for an RV park. For this reason, the park is not only for use by cars, but also for overnight stays during motorcycle touring or bicycle cycling. The fee is 5,500 yen. There is no charge for the use of the power supply or for garbage disposal, so the price is typical for an RV park. Next, let’s look at the facilities. There is a washing area and restroom in the building that also houses the office. There are three sinks in the washing area and three private toilets. In addition, there is one water tap outside the building, and the water from both the washing area and the outside tap is well water (drinkable). There are no showers or baths, so visitors can take a bath at a nearby hot spring. There is a hot spring facility near Uchifune Station, which is a good option, but Camping Trip L also has an affiliated hot spring inn (one-day bathing is also available), which is quite nice. I will introduce the hot spring resort later. This is an overview of the camper trip. The detailed information about the facilities is shown in the photos, so if you are interested in going, please refer to them.
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