Hayama RV-SITE by Star Home
Kanagawa/Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama-cho, Miura-gun
The station entrance is in front of Star Home's main office with a red roof and in the back of the parking lot.
There is a space for 3 RVs on the left side of the parking lot, next to artificial grass. There is a wood deck for RV in each space. Parking is possible up to 2500 mm wide and 6400 mm deep.
At the back of the parking lot, you can park a large bus con (2600 mm wide and 7000 mm deep).
Each site has an AC power supply, a water supply and a dog lead hook. All are included in the amount used.
If you actually park a camping car, it will fit perfectly.
We recommend the empty handed BBQ service which is available as an option ♪ This is a BBQ meat set and vegetable set for 5 people each. We will take care of all garbage on this site only when you use our BBQ for business trip.
A bonfire is OK! If you forgot your bonfire stand and would like to rent it (3000 yen/1 set including firewood), please contact us by email.
A large multi-purpose wood deck hidden under the Rv-Site. We are currently planning to build a dog park next to this. Why don't you have a cup of coffee while baking marshmallows around the bonfire on this wood deck?
The toilets are separated by gender. There is a washstand in the women-only bathroom. Washlets are also available for both men and women.
If you wear diapers for dogs, you can enter with your dog in the FIFA official artificial turf. It's fun to spend a relaxing time here on a fine day.
3,000 JPY
/1 night5.00
(1)Description
Available in English! 10 km from Kamakura/Enoshima. It is conveniently located 1 km away from the expressway Zuyou Shindo tollgate which is 30 minutes away from Haneda. You can enjoy sea activities, BBQ and sightseeing in Shonan/Miura Peninsula in the calm nature of Hayama Town, Kanagawa Prefecture. Each space is equipped with AC power, water and wood deck. You can also make a bonfire. The dog run is scheduled to open next spring. In the neighborhood, there are hidden restaurants that are featured in TV programs and bakeries where people line up from the morning .
Basic Facilities
※There are also facilities that can be paid by cash at the station
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
¥1000/day
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
Not available
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
Not available
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
¥3000/day
Tent Rental (For 2-3 people)
Not available
Tent Rental (For 4-5 people)
Not available
BBQ Facilities Rental
Not available
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
Seven Eleven Hayama Kikoniwa (800m)
Supermarket
Sotetsu Rosen Hayama (800m)
Gasoline
Cosmo Oil Self Station Hayama (1000m)
Restaurant
Cafe Kaeiro (500m)
24h Toilet
Star Home Head Office Toilet (0m)
Onsen
Sano Tennen Onsen Yudokoro Noborikumo (7500m)
Parking space
Maximum lots
4 lot(s)
Height of each lot
3m
Breadth of each lot
2.6m
Length of each lot
7m
Note
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
Toshio Iwamoto
Mon, Jan 27, 2020駐車場横にウッドデッキがあり、そこでもゆったり過ごすことができました。事前に焚き火がしたい旨お伝えすると、そのウッドデッキには防燃シートが引いてあり、車のすぐそばのウッドデッキ上で焚き火することができます。ホストのご好意でスウェーデントーチもいただきました！トイレもきれいで、水も電気も使えて、葉山・逗子・鎌倉などの観光地も近くとてもおすすめです。また行きます！
3,000 JPY
/1 night5.00
(1)Shortest reservation possible : 1 day ago ~3:00 PM
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