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RV Station CIMAX

Chiba Ken/Moroto, Inzai Shi
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5,000 JPY 〜/1 night
4.00 (4)

Description

CIMAX survival game field parking lot. Extremely quiet place in the middle of the forest with no neighbors. Female changing area, shower room, and restrooms are available.

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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
Not available
Non-free Shower
¥0/time
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
¥500/bag
Dog Park
¥0/hour
Camping Behavior Allowed
¥1000/day
Tent (For 2-3 people)
Not available
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
¥0/day
BBQ Facilities Rental
¥3000/day
Bonfire Allowed
Not available

Nearby Facilities

Convenient Store
7-11 (2200m)
Supermarket
Naritaya (3300m)
Gasoline
Eneos (2500m)
Restaurant
Saizeriya (6200m)
24h Toilet
near station (50m)
Onsen
ReSpa INZAI (6500m)

Parking space

Maximum lots2 lot(s)
Parking Area Size:Length 5・Breadth 2.3・Height NaN m
※ Car size can be referred from here

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Cancellation Deadline

17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here

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Reviews

4.00(4 reviews)
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ひで
5.00Mon, Dec 18, 2023

広々とした駐車場で自由に車中泊できる感じが良かったです。 電子レンジ・ポット・シャワー等設備が充実していて、トイレもきれいでした。 犬も人懐こくてかわいく、色が黒いので夜はかなり近くまで来ていても気付かず驚かされました。 管理人さんも親切でした。 日曜は8時頃からサバゲのお客さんの車が増えます。 焚き火の薪も売ってますが、周囲に落ちている枝など拾って自由に燃やしていいとのことで、個人的には初めてのことで面白かったです。

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けん
1.00Mon, Mar 21, 2022
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駐車場で、自由にできる感じ。 BBQもできるし、テントも張れる。 夜は、サバイバルフィールドで肝試しもできます。 ただ、スタッフに常識がなさすぎる。 犬が居たのだが、首輪はしていてもリードを繋いでなかった。 そしていきなり小学生の息子に噛み付いてきた。 Tシャツを噛みちぎり、腹部に牙の跡がクッキリ残るほどの怪我を負わせておきながら『あ、大丈夫?』と絆創膏を貼っただけ。 誤りもせず、『犬をしっかり叱っておきました。』だと。 アホにも程がある。 親が隣で見ていたが、息子が何か煽ったとかではなく、本当に突然カウンターのうらから飛び出してきて噛み付いてきた。 ムカついたが、犬のしたこと自体は仕方ないかなと一応、『リードは付けましょうね。』と言っておいたのに、その後もリードなし。 トイレに一人で行った息子が、また追いかけ回されて逃げてた。 後ほどオーナー?らしき人が居たので状況を伝えたところ『あぁ、なんか前足でちょっと引っ掻いちゃったみたいですね〜』と事実を捻じ曲げて報告されていた。 いやいやガッツリ噛まれましたよ?と伝えたが、そのオーナーも一言も謝らず。 何人かのスタッフがいたが、全員大人としての常識がなさすぎる。 森に住む原住民ですかね。 バカにも程がある。 こんな奴らとは二度と関わりたくない。 二度と行かん。

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のぶのぶ
5.00Wed, Sep 22, 2021

RVパークを超越した存在! フィールドにテントを張らせていただき、森の中のビバークのようなステイができました。もし許されるのなら、子供とかくれんぼや肝試しみたいな使い方もできそうです。 設備良し、アクセス良し、管理人良しのイチオシパークと言えます。ただ、ゲームがある日は環境が変わると思いますので確認の必要があります。

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ふーた
5.00Sun, Jul 4, 2021
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ゆったりひろびろ自由に過ごせる! 設備が超充実🤩 犬がめちゃかわいい❤️ 管理人も常駐 アクティビティもあり🤣 な超穴場な車中泊スポットです! とても広い駐車場を、車中泊できるのは1日3組までで、ゆったり使えます☺️(サバゲー営業中は、利用者の車があります。) BBQ・焚き火可、温水シャワーに温水流しあり。 ゴミ捨ても出来ちゃいます。 更に電子レンジやポッドも借りられます。(要確認) 女性のシャワールーム、更衣室、トイレは綺麗でした。 とても可愛い犬のたちに癒されました。仔犬も親犬も可愛かった❤️ とても気さくなオーナーさんが住み込んでおり、何か困ったことがあれば相談できると思います。 夜はゆっくりBBQをしながら犬を愛でつつ焚き火に癒され… 翌日はサバゲー装備をレンタルしてサバゲーに参加することも出来ちゃいます(曜日によるので要確認) 銃をレンタルすれば、屋根のある屋外射撃場があるので、初めての方でも楽しめると思います!(子供用もあります) ここに来れば一日遊べちゃう、そんな車中泊スポットでした。 注意点としては、 天気の良い日曜日は、サバゲーのお客さんの車で駐車場が結構埋まります。 林間スポットなので、虫対策はしっかりと! 犬が苦手な方は……🤭 夏は暑いみたいなので、暑さ対策は必要と思います。

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