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Vanlife BASE

Chiba/Koseki, Kujukuri-machi, Sambu-gun

Post this station

6,000 JPY 〜/1 night

5.00 (16)

Description

This facility was built with the first priority of providing a safe and comfortable stay in the car for Van Rifers Camper Car users. ■How it opened My hobby is surfing, so I bought land near the sea to start van life and built a small surfer's house. I signed up for Carstay because I thought it would be a waste to have the property all to myself as it has about 120 tsubo. ■Location It's about a 10 minute walk from Katakai Beach, a famous surf point. It is easily accessible from the city, and while it is in a good location just two minutes away from the Kujukuri Toll Road, you can soak in the relaxed atmosphere of the seaside. If you walk 3 or 4 minutes, there is a 24 hour 7-Eleven, so it is very convenient. There are delicious rice restaurants, fun activities and surf shops around. ■About the stay This is a special spot for overnight stays in the car, so you can relax without worrying about what other people think. We aim to create a space where people can interact while respecting each other's time. From van life debutants to van lifers traveling all over Japan, it is safe and comfortable. We welcome long stays as well as overnight stays. If you are considering a long stay, please contact us by message. I also live in a van on the property and use the common area, so please forgive me. I look forward to a wonderful meeting. ■Facility overview There are four parking spaces and a building for the exclusive use of users, with baths, washrooms, restrooms and washing machines available. External power supply (+ 500 yen) is also available in each compartment. ■Please confirm before making a reservation. ・If there are no openings on Carstay, please talk to us via chat. ・The price is for one car. If you use more than one unit, select the number of units from the options. ・For 5 or more people per car, we charge an additional 1,000 yen for each additional person from the fifth person. Please choose the number of people from the options. ・If you would like to use it DIY, please contact us by message. We also offer various tool rentals and DIY consultations. ・If you would like to reserve a private room, please contact us via message. ☆* Please take a look at the information and make a reservation * *

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Basic Facilities

24h Toilet

Water

WiFi

Playground

Pets Allowed

Smoking Area

Vending Machine

Washing Dryer

Waste Water Discharge

Security Cameras

EV Charger Stand

※There are also facilities that can be paid by cash at the station

Additional Fee Facilities

Electricity socket

¥500/day

Non-free Wifi

Not available

Non-free Shower

¥0/time

Onsen (Adult)

Not available

Onsen (Child)

Not available

Dustbin

¥300/bag

Dog Park

Not available

Camping Behavior Allowed

¥0/day

Tent (For 2-3 people)

¥4000/day

Tent (For 4-5 people)

Not available

Cooking Allowed

¥0/day

BBQ Facilities Rental

¥1000/day

車(2台目以降)

¥6000/time

追加人数(5人目以降)

¥1000/time

炭使い放題

¥700/time

MORZH テントサウナ

¥15000/time

Nearby Facilities

Convenient Store

セブンイレブン九十九里小関店 (350m)

Supermarket

ランドロームフードマーケット九十九里店 (4600m)

Gasoline

ENEOS九十九里 (2000m)

Restaurant

Not available

24h Toilet

Not available

Onsen

スパ＆リゾート九十九里太陽の里 (1500m)

Parking space

Maximum lots：3 lot(s)

Parking Area Size：Length 7・Breadth 3・Height 0 m

※ Car size can be referred from here

Note

☆★利用案内★☆ ・車中泊専用スポットの為建物内に就寝スペースはありません。ご自身の車かテントにてお休み下さい。・駐車スペースではテント・タープなどを張って自由にお過ごしください。・駐車スペースでのBBQ・焚き火も可能ですが、22時までには終了して頂くようお願い致します。・BBQの際は匂い・煙の少ないオガ備長炭をご用意しておりますのでオプションからご選択下さい。・周辺に民家がありますので長時間のアイドリング、発電機やスピーカーなど音の出るもの使用はお控え下さい。・22時以降は室内か車内にてお過ごし下さい。・夜間は周りの方の迷惑にならないようご配慮の上ご利用をお願い致します。・LDKは23時に消灯させて頂きます。トイレや洗面は24時間利用可能です。・施設内のもの(ティッシュ、ハンドペーパー等)は施設内のゴミ箱にお捨て下さい。お客様お持ち込みのもの(可燃ごみ/缶/ペットボトル)は一袋につき300円で処理致しますのでオプションにてご選択下さい。・水路をまたぐ為敷地への入り口が若干狭くなっていますのでお気を付け下さい。（水路上の橋の幅約3m、前面道路は片側一車線ずつの8m。入口は少し勾配があります。長さ6m×幅2.1mの私の車は切り返し無しで入れます）・共用部はホストも利用させて頂きますのでご了承ください。 ☆★貸し切り・長期利用★☆ ・貸し切り日中利用：30,000円 1泊利用：40,000円・長期利用 2泊以上　10%OFF　 3泊以上　20%OFF　 5泊以上　30%OFF　 7泊以上　50％OFF ※オプションは割引対象外です。 ☆★レンタル品について ☆★ 【テントセット】¥4,000 オガワカーサイドロッジ、BBQコンロ(2人用)、ローチェア×2、ローテーブル、コット×2 【BBQコンロ】¥1,000 4人用、2人用 New!!【MORZH テントサウナ】¥15,000 4〜5人用

Cancellation Deadline

17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)

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Reviews

5.00(16 reviews)

やっちゃん

5.00Fri, May 26, 2023

初めてのテント泊でしたが、設営もしていただいて、とても助かりました。

monafuji

5.00Sat, May 6, 2023

初めてキャンピングカーをレンタルしての家族旅行。ステイ先のこちらは、素人もあたたかく迎えてくださる素敵な場所でした！シェアスペースは、キレイに整っていて、安心安全かつ便利に使わせていただき、感謝です。キャンピングカーの傍にテントも設置し、寝具類も貸していただいて大変快適に過ごすことができました。おかげさまで翌日の子どもの日は、キッズ念願のサーフィンデビューも果たすことができ、ロケーションもサイコーでした。このご縁に感謝いたします。ありがとうございました！

ハピキャラ

5.00Wed, Apr 26, 2023

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最高の車中泊スポットです！まず、何よりオシャレなサーファーズハウス！センスの塊のようなお家シェアさせて頂けるなんて夢のようです！シャワーやトイレももちろん綺麗で、駐車場も広々停められます！電源も完備してあって、海までも徒歩10分！サーファーの方は勿論、ワーケーションでも使いたいおすすめのスポットです！オーナー様が優しいので、車中泊初心者の方もまずはここから利用してみると良いと思います！

野瀬勇一郎

5.00Sun, Apr 2, 2023

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車中泊した人が使える母屋が素晴らしいです。キッチン、ダイニング、トイレ、シャワーなど新築なのでほんとうにすばらしいです！スポットの前のいちご販売が半端ないです。

柚木理雄

5.00Fri, Mar 31, 2023

バンライフデビューでも安心な素敵なところでした。バンライフ向けの新築の施設で全てが綺麗でバンライフにピッタリです。海やコンビニも近くて便利で楽しめるロケーションです。

16 reviews

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6,000 JPY 〜/1 night

5.00 (16)

Reservation Deadline Time : 2 days ago 8:00 PM

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お問合せ対応時間は9時〜20時です。

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