たくせん園地

Campground • 261 Shōbee Shindenmachi, Ryugasaki, Ibaraki 301-0031, Japan

4.2(152 reviews)

Kid-friendly

Enjoy the Scenic Views of Lake Ushiku and Peaceful Lakeside Camping

Unwind in a Tranquil Campsite Along the Lake

Takusen-enchi in Ryugasaki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is a scenic campsite overlooking Lake Ushiku. You can enjoy relaxing by the campfire and stargazing in the serene lakeside environment. It's a moment to free yourself from the stresses of everyday life surrounded by nature.

Affordable Pricing and Simple Facilities

Even solo camping is reasonably priced at 1,500 yen. Firewood can be purchased for 500 yen, and you can also get drinks and snacks from vending machines. The facilities are simple, with only a kitchen and restroom, but that's the secret to enjoying a peaceful camping experience.

Magnificent Scenic Points and Sunset/Night Views

At the scenic points overlooking Lake Ushiku, you can enjoy views of the morning sun and evening sunsets. Additionally, as night falls, the reflection of the night view on the lake creates a fantastic atmosphere. Experience the unique charm of Takusen-enchi, which combines the beauty of nature and the city.

Access and Cautions

It is convenient for shopping, with the nearest Ito Yokado just 3.4 km away. Please note that advance phone reservations are required. Also, bringing children, pets, and drones is prohibited. Please take your trash with you and adhere to the campsite's regulations.

Campground Barbecue restaurant Park Lodging Restaurant Point of interest Food Establishment

Reviews

5(4 years ago)

Marta Robleda

I love this campground, is very big and the sunsets from my tent were amazing. The owner is very kind. I would love to come back.

5(3 months ago)

flor mima

Nice owner❤️

5(2 years ago)

Dao Xuan Tinh

Nice place and friendly owner.

5(4 months ago)

Tsuyoshi TsuyoChannel

Hello~♪This is Tsuyoshi from TsuyoChannel. This time, we enjoyed bike solo camping at a little-known campsite in Ryugasaki City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Call and make a reservation on the day. 1500 yen per person. A shopping cart full of firewood costs 500 yen. The site is a free site only and cars are not allowed. There is a trolley, so if you use that, there will be no problem. Simple facilities such as cooking and toilet. However, the restrooms are clean, with one urinal for men and one separate room for men and women, and washlets are prohibited. You can take your trash home with you and there is only an ash dump site. Coco is recommended for people who want to camp quietly and relaxingly with a small number of people. The view is spectacular as it is located on the shore of Ushiku-numa Lake. It's also uploaded to YouTube, so please take a look if you like. https://youtu.be/OCdQ-O9PH3g?si=bsRilh1nthZrE_Sz

5(2 weeks ago)

Ryo

This is my first time visiting you. I had made a mistake in making a reservation for another campsite, so I ended up making a reservation here on short notice. As a result, we had a very satisfying camp. Due to traffic, we arrived about 30 minutes past the check-in time of 11:00. As a surprise, you will receive a canned coffee from the owner's mother at the reception. 5 stars for that alone (lol) Even so, it gets crowded. We recommend checking in at the same time the gates open. The restrooms and kitchen are kept very clean. I saw the owner's mother cleaning around 6am. I was disappointed to see that the kitchen sink was clogged at night, but it was cleared by the time I prepared breakfast just before 7am. Thank you, Mom. The sounds of bull frogs and the occasional loud motorbike noise were a little annoying, but overall it was a good campsite. Also, there are people who are occupying the carts provided at the campsite, and even though they know we are waiting, they do not release them. I felt a little uncomfortable, but it has nothing to do with the evaluation of the campsite. If you have space in your luggage, we recommend bringing your own cart.

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