3,000 JPY 〜/24 hours
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WOOD BELL CAR STAY PARK (CAMP&BBQ)
Chiba/Ebatsuchi, Misaki-cho, Isumi City#VANLIFE SAUNA
3,000 JPY 〜/1 night
5.00 (4)
Description
It is a peaceful and small campsite in Misaki-cho, Isumi City, Chiba Prefecture. The campsite has a Hawaiian vibe with palm trees, and at night you can see the starry sky in a natural setting with showers, toilets, power, washing areas (hot water comes out), vending machines, and Wi-Fi. A giant slide and swing BBQ stove are also available. However, during the Bon Festival, Golden Week and the end of the year, we charge an extra 3000 yen in addition to the booking fee. We appreciate your understanding.
Inquire about a camping station or its booking requirements up-front
Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
¥1000/day
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
¥300/time
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
¥1000/bag
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
¥2000/day
Tent (For 2-3 people)
¥2000/day
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
¥1000/day
BBQ Facilities Rental
¥2000/day
Bonfire Allowed
Not available
土曜日料金
¥1000/time
お盆料金
¥1500/time
ゴールデンウィーク料金
¥1500/time
年末年始料金
¥1500/time
連休料金
¥1000/time
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
セブンイレブン (1200m)
Supermarket
『SENDO』や『スーパーLEO』 (1500m)
Gasoline
エネオス (2900m)
Restaurant
バーミヤン、ガスト、ラーメン (800m)
24h Toilet
WOOD BELL (0m)
Onsen
岩風呂 ガジュマル (3600m)
Parking space
Maximum lots：0 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 7m・Breadth 4m・Height 制限なし
Note
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
5.00(4 reviews)
ec. was. here
5.00Tue, Jul 19, 2022
外国のビーチリゾートの様な感じの（ほぼ手作りと思われる）施設が良い雰囲気を出していて、オーナーさんも親切な感じでとても居心地の良い空間でした。 あいにく天気には恵まれませんでしたが、タープを張れるスペースがあって助かりました。BBQや社外調理がOKなRVパークは割と少ないので、これも有難いです。 車で５分くらい？の場所にある「ガジュマル」さんの岩風呂も、期待以上に良かったです。 周囲は静かなのに、海も買い物も近くて良い場所です！ またお世話になりたいと思います。
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あつ
5.00Wed, Jul 13, 2022
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2回目の利用でした。 居心地の良いアットホームなRVパークです。生ビールが美味しかったー♪
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Yurina
5.00Tue, Jul 27, 2021
おしゃれな雰囲気のキャンプ場でした！車道から離れているため、夜も静かに眠れました。海まで車で5分ほどと近いのも良かったです！
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がんちゃん
5.00Thu, May 13, 2021
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【ホストの方のホスピタリティ】 ★★★★★ チェックイン時間が遅かったにも関わらず準備も事前にしていただき、無人でチェックインできました。ご家族で運営されており、お子さんがゴミ捨て場を教えてくれるなど終始アットホームな空間をご提供いただけました！感動しました！ 【設備面】 ★★★★★ 電源とBBQ利用しました！ お手洗いも住居とは別に独立して24時間利用でき、電源も外壁からドラムロールで引っ張って利用させていただきました。 BBQ上は、写真の通り水場と焼き場が一帯になっておりすぐ横は芝が引いてあり、テントを貼ることも可能です。 他にも滑り台、ブランコ、シーソー、マウンテンバイク貸出、ハンモック、屋根付きウッドデッキなどもあり、ひたすら楽しい時間を過ごさせていただきました。 【周辺施設等】 ★★★★ 温泉はオプションで申し込み、提携している岩風呂ガジュマルへ車で5分ほどの場所で利用させてもらいました。 温泉も車で行く距離ではありましたが、とても気持ちがよく大満足です！近くにサーフィンスポットもあり、レジャーに観光に最高だと思います！ 絶対またリピートしたい場所です🔥
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3,000 JPY 〜/1 night
5.00 (4)
Reservation Deadline Time : 1 day ago 11:00 PM
Business hour note :
当日や前日予約は特に、お電話で確認していただきたいです。土曜日や連休ですとキャンプのお客様がいる可能性があります。080-6702-7899
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