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千葉県/東金市大沼#VANLIFE SAUNA
3,500 JPY 〜/1 night
4.71 (28)
Description
Located near Kujukuri Town in Togane City, Chiba Prefecture, this is a facility where you can experience sleeping in a car and gardening. It is equipped with a 24 hour toilet, external water supply, sink, and indoor table space. There is sghr nearby and CAFE is very popular too.
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
¥500/day
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
¥300/time
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
¥100/bag
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
¥0/day
Tent (For 2-3 people)
¥500/day
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
¥500/day
BBQ Facilities Rental
¥3000/day
Bonfire Allowed
Not available
サウナテントセット
¥12000/time
車両追加料金
¥3500/time
持ち込みテントサウナ設置スペース料金
¥1000/time
貸し切りプール
¥5000/time
一人用水風呂
¥1000/time
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
Lawson (500m)
Supermarket
Business Super Togane (700m)
Gasoline
ENEOS (2200m)
Restaurant
Ichibee (1000m)
24h Toilet
Lawson (500m)
Onsen
Not available
Parking space
Maximum lots：1 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 10m・Breadth 5m・Height 5m
Note
くるま旅クラブの会員のご予約の際は、メッセージにてご連絡ください。 ご不明点はお問い合わせくださいませ。
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
4.71(28 reviews)
慶太 鈴木
5.00Mon, Mar 4, 2024
入り口は少しだけわかりにくいものの、グーグルマップで正確に示されましたので、問題ありませんでした。周りは、木々やトイレのある建物で囲まれていますので、車の後ろ側は、一人の空間を作ることができます。日のあるうちは鳥の声、夜は星空の下、静かな夜を楽しむことができました。業務スーパーやドラッグストアも徒歩圏内でした。トイレもストレスなく、利用できました。また、ふらっと宿泊したいと思っています。
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なべ
4.00Sun, Feb 19, 2023
楽しかったです。 近隣で朝早くにいちご狩りを予約していたので、前日入りして車中泊させてもらいました。 焚き火ができる車中泊スポットは中々無いので良いと思います。 建物内は雑然としていましたが、シャワーやトイレは綺麗でした。エアコンもあったので夏は休憩所としても使えそう。 大自然とはいかないですが夜はかなり静かで、ゆっくり寝れました。 今度はグループで利用させてもらおうかと思います。
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user.deletedAccount
5.00Sun, Oct 9, 2022
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トイレやシャワーも綺麗で気持ちよく利用させてもらいました。子供(小学2年生)と二人のキャンプでしたが楽しめました。また利用させてください。
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tomomin
5.00Sat, Jul 2, 2022
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6月なのに猛暑日で熱中症の心配をしていましたが、テントサウナと一緒にプールのレンタルを頼んでいたおかげで涼しく過ごせました。 テントサウナは2人ほどで簡単に設営でき、水道水ですが水風呂も設置でき、外気浴のサンベッドも借りることが出来て天国でした。 車中泊＆ＢＢＱ＆テントサウナ＆プールと、これでもかというほど楽しみました。 だいの大人が日常を忘れて遊びまくりです（笑） 貸し切りなので周囲を気にせず寛げるのが最大の良さです。 鳥の声も常に聞こえて自然を感じられます。 是非リピートして定期的にととのいに来たいですね！
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古田 K(C)ation
5.00Mon, Jun 27, 2022
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千葉でRVパークをさがしたところ、評価が良かったのでこちらをチョイスさせていただきました！ 静かな住宅街の中にある一組限定のRVパーク。 蚊が多かったのですが、殺虫剤を用意していただいたので快適に過ごせました。 トイレもシャワーもきれいで何不自由なく過ごすことができました！ また、伺いたいRVパークでした！
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3,500 JPY 〜/1 night
4.71 (28)
Reservation Deadline Time : On that day 1 hour ago
Business hour note :
お問い合わせは基本18：00までです。18：00以降は対応できかねる場合があります。
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