Spread across the mountains of Mikan, the campground offers a variety of accommodation styles, from tent sites to log cabins, cottages, and even rare thatched-roof houses. Centered around a central house, the campground is fully equipped with facilities like a kitchen, flush toilets, coin-operated showers, and private baths (available by reservation), making it a safe and enjoyable experience even for first-time family campers. Enjoy the cool breezes of the riverside sites in summer, the autumn leaves in autumn, and the clear starry skies in winter—all four seasons are a sight to behold.

There's also a wide variety of hands-on activities available. From Golden Week through summer, there's a fishing pond and a "fish-catching" event, and for those who prefer to come empty-handed, a reservation-only BBQ ingredient set is convenient. There are also various programs, such as woodworking and music workshops, that allow you to experience nature with all five senses.

Apparently, the large hall, designed like a cicada, pictured here is open when it rains.