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A panoramic view of Lake Hamana! A quiet campsite with a spectacular view|hamanako camp field Asoviva

I would like to take a break from my busy daily life and spend some relaxing time by the quiet lakeside.

For such people, we recommend “hamanako camp field Asoviva”, a stylish campsite that was created on the shores of Lake Hamana.

This time, we actually visited “hamanako camp field Asoviva” and asked about its charm and ways to enjoy it!

"hamanako camp field Asoviva" is a quiet campsite on the shore of Lake Hamana.

“Hamanako Camp Field Asoviva”, which opened in November 2023, is a stylish and private campsite built on the shores of Lake Hamana.

You can spend a relaxing moment enjoying the calm water surface of Lake Hamana and the beautiful sunset over the lake in an unobstructed landscape.

On the premises, there are 4 sets of container rooms, 2 sets of permanent tents, 6 sets of divided sites, and 2 sets of free sites. Because it is a relatively small campground, you can enjoy a relaxing and quiet time here.

This time, we asked Takehiro Watanabe of “hamanako camp field Asoviva” about the appeal of Asoviva and how to enjoy it.

*hamanako camp field Asoviva Mr. Takehiro Watanabe

Campground where you can choose your accommodation style

Asoviva offers accommodation spaces of different styles, including container rooms, permanent tents, divided sites, and free sites, so you can spend your stay according to your wishes.

For example, if you are a beginner in outdoor activities, we recommend that you try camping in a container room where you can easily stay overnight.

The container room is equipped with a bed, refrigerator, and air conditioner, so you can spend a comfortable time as if you were staying in a hotel.

It’s a hotel-like space, but you can see Lake Hamana from the large windows.

As soon as you step out onto the terrace, you can feel the majestic nature with your whole body, making it the perfect lodging space for casual outdoor activities.

Next to the container room is this permanent tent site.

A bell-shaped tent from Nordisk, a Scandinavian outdoor brand, is installed on the wooden deck, allowing you to easily enjoy authentic tent camping.

Bedding and lighting are also included in the tent, so you don’t have to bring sleeping bags or anything, so it’s nice to be able to enjoy camping with less luggage.

The sites are spaciously divided, allowing you to enjoy authentic camping in your own way.

This is a space where you can enjoy the outdoors to your heart’s content by setting up your own tent and outdoor gear to create your own relaxing space, or enjoying a barbecue with family and friends.

Pets such as dogs are allowed on this site. Highly recommended for those who want to enjoy the outdoors and camping with their dog.

“We have prepared a variety of styles so that even people who are not used to the outdoors can easily enjoy camping,” says Watanabe.

“For example, we would be happy if even customers who stayed in a container room saw the Nordisk tent next door and thought, “Next time, I want to try staying in a tent!”

“Hamanako Camp Field Asoviva” is the result of Mr. Watanabe’s desire to “lower the hurdles for outdoor activities and camping so that more people can enjoy them”.

Not only for those who love camping, but also those who want to try camping for the first time! This is the perfect campsite for those who like this.

A spectacular spot where you can watch the sunset on the shore of Lake Hamana to yourself.

When I visited Asoviva for an interview, one thing that really caught my eye was this stylish hanging chair spot.

The pure white containers that spread from side to side cut out the landscape like a picture frame, and if you sit on the hanging chair installed in the center, you can enjoy the spectacular view of Lake Hamana all to yourself!

In the evening, the scenery of the lakeside bathed in the setting sun will soothe your soul.

When I turned my attention to the square in front of the hanging chair spot, I found equipment for a campfire.

“At the campfire at night, I often see guests interacting with each other around the fire,” says Watanabe.

Being a small campground, it also has a homey feel.

Detailed attention to detail for camping + comfort

Asoviva’s stylish design can be felt everywhere, and it was actually designed by a designer who specializes in a variety of stores such as restaurants and salons, as well as new construction and remodeling of homes.

“Although it’s a campsite, we designed it with the idea that our guests would have a comfortable time.For example, we designed this toilet to be a comfortable space, similar to a cafe toilet,” says Watanabe.

Inside the toilet, a unique dinosaur paper holder welcomes you. It has a flush and heated toilet seat, so even women can use it easily.

When you think of a campsite, you may be concerned about toilets and water, but Asoviva also has a changing room and a shower booth with amenities (reservation required).

What’s more, the tap water in the kitchen provides hot water, so you can safely wash your hands and barbecue dishes in the winter.

 

In addition, small accessories and sweets are sold inside the retro bus where the reception desk is located.

 

Asoviva is also equipped with a tent sauna that can accommodate up to 3 to 4 people. We also recommend “getting in shape in the sauna” while enjoying camping in the midst of nature overlooking Lake Hamana.

 

“Of course you can enjoy authentic camping, but we would be happy if you could also use it as a casual lodging facility when you travel to Hamamatsu or Lake Hamana,” says Watanabe.

“Hamanako Camp Field Asoviva” is about a 5-minute drive from Kanzanji Temple, a tourist attraction in Hamamatsu, and has plenty of leisure facilities such as a zoo, amusement park, and marine sports on the lake.

Why not try a new travel style, enjoying sightseeing during the day and relaxing camping in the evening?

 

hamanako camp field Asoviva facility information

〒431-1207

19 Murakushi-cho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture

 

Check-in: 14:00~

Check out: 10:00

Closed: Tuesday

 

Accommodation fee (1 room, 1 night):

Container room 22,000 yen~

Nordisk site 22,000 yen ~

Sectional site (with power supply) from 7,700 yen ~

Section site 5,500 yen ~

Free site from 3,300 yen ~

 

Click here to make a reservation

https://reserva.be/asovivacamp

 

hamanako camp field Asoviva official website is here

https://www.asoviva-camp.com/

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