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Shino 389 Azumino Station

Nagano/Horigane-Karasukawa, Azumino-shi

Post this station

3,000 JPY 〜/1 night

4.76 (25)

Description

It is a parking lot of a farm guest house in Azumino. On the side, there is a world heritage site of irrigation, Jikke Weir, and you can see a wide range of rice fields and mountains of Northern Alps. Next to it is a large bicycle path (Azumino Yamabiko Bicycle Road 15 km) where you can enjoy cycling. It is just the junction of Hakuba, Shiga Kogen and Nozawa Onsen. You can enjoy skiing and snowboarding early in the morning at about 33 km to the Yagatake ski resort (About 45 minutes.) and about 37 km to the Kashima spear ski resort (About 50 minutes.).

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Basic Facilities

24h Toilet

Water

WiFi

Playground

Pets Allowed

Smoking Area

Vending Machine

Washing Dryer

Waste Water Discharge

Security Cameras

EV Charger Stand

Administrator

※There are also facilities that can be paid by cash at the station

Additional Fee Facilities

Electricity socket

¥500/day

Non-free Wifi

¥300/day

Non-free Shower

¥500/time

Onsen (Adult)

Not available

Onsen (Child)

Not available

Dustbin

¥500/bag

Dog Park

Not available

Camping Behavior Allowed

¥2500/day

Tent (For 2-3 people)

Not available

Tent (For 4-5 people)

Not available

Cooking Allowed

Not available

BBQ Facilities Rental

¥3000/day

Bonfire Allowed

Not available

延長用電源ドラム（500W/5A）

¥300/time

コワーキングスペース利用（08:00～10:00）

¥1500/time

アーリーチェックイン・レイトチェックアウト

¥1500/time

・冷蔵庫（88リットル）・オーブンレンジ利用・電気ケトル利用

¥1000/time

バイク停車（停泊）

¥500/time

Nearby Facilities

Convenient Store

セブンイレブン堀金烏川店 (1000m)

Supermarket

ベイシアあづみ野堀金店 (1000m)

Gasoline

J-クエスト（セルフ） (1000m)

Restaurant

食事処美里（水曜定休） (700m)

24h Toilet

安曇野コワーキングスペース (10m)

Onsen

ほりでーゆ～四季の郷 (6400m)

Parking space

Maximum lots：0 lot(s)

Parking Area Size：Length 6m・Breadth 3m・Height 5m

※ Car size can be referred from here

Note

※トラベルトレーラーでのご予約の方は、二台分の料金となります。同一ゲストアカウントで2回同じ日に予約をお願いいたします。安曇野の農家民宿の管理人の篠原です。民宿の駐車場で台数限定（一日2台）で密を避けて利用できる車中泊ステーションです。＊当日チェックイン3時間前（12時まで）までの予約が可能です。今日の車中泊場所を昼間決められます。＊近辺の天気予報 https://weathernews.jp/onebox/36.301342/137.866563/ ＊車両サイズ、乗車の人数も（チャットにて）教えていただければうれしいです。北アルプスの山並みを背景に、目の前を流れる世界かんがい施設遺産の拾ヶ堰と田園風景を眺められます。あづみ野やまびこ自転車道と安曇野ハーフマラソンのコースの一部が目の前に通っていますので、サイクリング、ランニング、お散歩…昇る朝日と北アルプスに沈む夕日が楽しめます。（天候次第）ここをベースに夏山登山時に、冬はスキー、スノボなどと四季折々の安曇野のアクティビティーの拠点としてお楽しみください。【ワーケーション、ブリージャー、長期滞在向けに】コワーキングスペース　Wi-Fi6＆Wi-Fi5（有線LAN完備）を併設しておりますので、ワーケーション、ブリージャー時にご利用（有料）できWeb会議、テレビ会議もストレスなくお使いいただける通信環境です。カスタムオプションからお申込みください。ステーション脇のガレージでBBQ（屋内）ができるようになりました。（画像参照）追加オプションからお申し込みください。到着時に担当より駐車スペース、設備などご説明いたします。 ※ドラッグストア、コインランドリーは1Km圏内にあります。 ※ペット連れのお客様は糞尿の始末は自身で処理（お持ち帰り）願います。車中泊マナーを守って楽しいバンライフ、オートキャンプライフを！【車中泊がもっと楽しくなる　ご参考に】・安曇野でできるアクティビティー https://azumi-farmactivity.com/ ・ワーケーション関連サイト https://www.workplusazumino.work/ ・近隣のドッグランマップ（Google） http://urx.red/0qGC ・近隣の動物病院マップ（Google） http://urx.red/SMDB ・ドッグcafe https://dog-cafe-with.eev.jp/ ※営業日、営業時間等問い合わせは直接ご確認ください。 ※お問い合わせ、お申し込みは個々にお願いします【レンタサイクル始めました】※Carstayとは別清算になります・ノーマル自転車：　200円/時間、　1,500円/一日・電動機付き自転車：（籠付きママチャリ）300円/時間、2,000円/一日・クロスバイク：300円/時間、2,000円/一日 ※お届け、回収料として300円/台追加になります。 ※2日前までにチャットにてご予約ください。（車種、レンタル期間、台数） YouTubeで利用の様子等が公開されています。ご参考にどうぞ・W3さん https://youtu.be/DDoPxaFxkdE ・ライクサタデーさん https://youtu.be/nFrJbq-WEO8 ・けんじとあかりさん https://youtu.be/lrmQaknL5FE ・山ちゃんねるキャンピングカーさん　前編： https://youtu.be/iz9xFx1EJZ0 　後編：https://youtu.be/Sy614JbwLQ8 ・mnomuraさん　　Vol.11-1： https://youtu.be/igo9vwMPvNM 　 Vol.11-2 https://youtu.be/tbisWHicOTY ・カイ&ミイのボン・ボヤージュ♪さん　https://youtu.be/O6gDyg8BSfk ・くまのたびさん　 1　https://youtu.be/Vt6guAiuGtM 　　2　https://youtu.be/q4ASMMFJb6w ・ちゃまん*ｓファミリーさん　1　https://youtu.be/NqMrpeQxbNY 　2　https://youtu.be/jKSJ13_sf3o ・Leaves Diaryさん　　https://youtu.be/xfTe1oHSH04　・nonchanmarotanさん　https://youtu.be/RVs6C2DdMo8 （#1）　（#2）・埼玉の仙人さん　https://youtu.be/4IlLqNEddao　New！ ※掲載商品の仕様・価格等は予告なく変更する場合や取扱いを中止する場合もございますのでご了承ください。

Cancellation Deadline

17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)

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Reviews

4.76(25 reviews)

ココママ

5.00Sun, Jul 21, 2024

この度は大変お世話になりました。チェックイン時にはわかりやすく対応していただき、またチェックアウト時にはお見送りまでしていただきありがとうございました。自然豊かな静かな場所で過ごすことが出来、嬉しく思います。また安曇野に行く時には利用させていただきたいと思います。

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あ！

5.00Tue, Jun 11, 2024

景色が良く静かな所です。オーナーさんが親切です。電子レンジ、有料でも利用できれば有難いのですが。

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SORA

5.00Sun, May 19, 2024

問い合わせにも迅速に対応していただき安心して利用できました。下が用水路ということで音が気になるかと思いましたが、私達はそこまで気になりませんでした。電源が少し離れているので延長コードが必要です。（レンタルもあるようです。）

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ちゃんば

5.00Fri, May 3, 2024

予約後の連絡も早く到着してからの　施設の使い方付近の飲食店や温泉施設など細かくご説明頂け快適な宿泊になりましたお手洗い　洗面台お借りしました清掃が行き届いていて気持ち良く使用できましたオーナー様のお人柄が気持ち良いというレビューが多いのも納得出来る施設オススメです

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飯島正仁

5.00Sat, Apr 20, 2024

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宿泊場所の正面に見える常念岳が素晴らしく、涙が出てきました。オーナーさんもとても親切丁寧な対応をしてくださり、大変快適にすごすことができました。用水路の音も心地よく、オーナーさんがご心配くださったけど、全然気になりませんでした。またいつか常念岳に会いに行きます。

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25 reviews

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3,000 JPY 〜/1 night

4.76 (25)

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Mount Yarigatake

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Onsen

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Oku Hida Onsen

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