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To write from my experience today, the advantages are, 1. The site is wide, so you do not have to worry about the size of the tent. 2. The facility is clean and well maintained. 3. Rental fee is not expensive 4. The staff are friendly. 5. Relatively many things to enjoy 6. You have a chance to use it until 17:00 the next day As a disadvantage, 1. The campsite behind the main road is a bit far from the toilet 2. Crushed stone site geology is very hard 3. There is a lot of sea wind. 4. Reel wire is 30m, or sites where electricity is difficult to use. . I used a crushed stone site, and two Umbrella Dorothy L units are about the size of seven. You don't have to worry about the size of your tent. Because the natural environment and facilities such as the beach are good, there are relatively many things to see and enjoy, such as experiences. As long as the building is raised, it can be called a resort. The staff were very friendly to me. The floor was hard, so I had a hard time pulling out the pack, but he came and helped me with a lever. Oh, if you are going to the crushed stone site, bring a forging pack. Plastic head packs are harder to screw in, but harder to pull out. I got mad and threw away the old pack to change to forging. They say it will decrease around May, but the sea breeze is rather strong. Oh, and if you do not have a reservation on this site the next day, you can use it for free until 17:00. I always hated getting up, eating breakfast and resting for an hour before packing my bags, but it was Sunday, so I didn't have a reservation, so I took a cart and played with sand. It's a little far-fetched, but it feels like it's offset by the use of the 17 o'clock extension. The rental fee seems to be similar to the rental price at the camping shop. They rent out everything, so if you have the time, you can come and enjoy camping with your own body. As good as the free extension is that the site is wide, the distance from the camper next to it naturally increases. I don't like camping where campers gather right next to each other, but since it's 10m wide, it feels like the site right next to you is far away. I don't know why, but it feels like time is passing slower than when I was at other campsites. I can afford it, but I don't know why ^^ Anyway, I want to go again next time I have time.

Lots of decks and good facilities are all good, but the staff doesn't like to work. When I asked if it was possible to park next to the deck, they said they couldn't answer because I didn't make a reservation. Do you not want to sit and talk for a long time at the campsite management office where there is no one on weekdays in winter?