Published date: March 3, 2025
A Glamping Experience with a Swimsuit Bath Bubble Bazooka That's Fun for Kids, Just a Short Trip from the City!
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Experience of the stay
I went with my 7-year-old son.
This time we stayed in a glamping dome.
Check-in starts at 4 PM, but you can enjoy the hot springs, swimsuit bath, and unlimited manga reading before that.
Swimsuit baths are also available for rent, and you don't need to wear a hat! It's nice that families can bring in their phones.
The bath is a large pool with two height levels, allowing kids to enjoy it according to their age.
While you cannot bring in inflatable rings, there are shared ones available. It's advised to come early, as there are limited numbers available.
The swimsuit bath is a bit on the cooler side, so you might need to alternate with other baths. There are baths within the swimsuit area, so warming up there might be a good idea.
There are also multiple saunas for adults to enjoy.
Mornings are recommended for children, especially when events are happening,
As on Saturdays at 11:30 AM they have foam jets,
which is a must-see event for kids.
For adults, there are warm pools and multiple saunas, so both adults and kids can be satisfied.
We stayed in the glamping dome this time, which was spacious and well-insulated and warm.
However, since the humidity is low, it's better to rent a humidifier.
Dinner can be enjoyed not only as BBQ but also at the restaurant.
There are course meals available, but reservation is essential, so make sure to book in advance for dinner.
There are both indoor and outdoor baths,
and the outdoor bath is covered, so you can enjoy it even on rainy days.
Breakfast consists of three types of mini bread, soup, salad, and yogurt. You can warm them in a frying pan or pot.
The front desk only opens at 10 AM, so you can return the key to the post.
Experiences during the trip
I went to see Moomin with my son.
Parking costs about 1500 yen, but if you buy food and shop near the entrance, it becomes free.
The layout is designed to circle around Lake Miyazawa, with some ups and downs, so please have a stroller ready if necessary.
At the outdoor show, you can see members performing dances.
Each attraction has about a 30-minute wait time, so it's better to have something to entertain you while waiting.
They also put effort into digital experiences, so it's enjoyable. The 3D attractions are definitely worth seeing.
In the back, there is a playground complex for children,
which can tire them out, but make sure they have enough energy to walk back to the car.