Achi, Nagano, Japan｜Satoyama Campus

I used it for one night on August 9th. The usage fee is 2000 yen for solo. It is a free lawn site and is limited to solos and duos. There is a dedicated solo group site one step down, and there is also a hammock site at the back of the free site. Since it is located at an altitude of 1100m, it is about 6℃ lower than the flatlands, so it is cool even in summer. The toilets, kitchenette, and site are all very clean and well maintained. It was limited to solos and duos, so the campers had good manners, and the view from the site was great, making it very relaxing. I was also looking forward to seeing the starry sky at night, but unfortunately the sky looked so bad that I would like to try again. The owner was also very kind and I enjoyed talking with him. I would love to make stickers! I think this is a must-visit campsite for solos and duos! They had sheep and it was so cute! postscript I returned for one night on October 18th. It was my revenge because I couldn't see the starry sky last time. I was able to see it perfectly this time! It was so beautiful! I missed the bread this time, so I'll be repeating it again.

We camped at the hammock site. It is unusual to have a site dedicated to hammocks. I'm happy that it's easy to make reservations for niche needs. The ground is soft and fluffy, so the pegs come off quickly. 20cm was too short, so I need longer pegs. The kitchen was simple with two faucets, but the toilet was clean. The reception is very stylish and sells camping goods, local vegetables, and souvenirs. They also sell DD hammocks, so if your budget allows, you can come empty-handed and camp here. The natural yeast bread was also very delicious.

We spent one night at the hammock site. Perhaps the trees are being thinned out, but there are some stumps here and there. There is a lot of fallen leaves on the ground, and the pegs fit in easily without using a hammer. I think 30cm or more is better. I'm looking forward to the future as the site will continue to expand.