ForentaNAGANOKokuzou Yama Camping Eria

Kinasa Rantan Village

¥3,000 – ¥7,000 / night

Perched 985m high in Kinasa, Nagano City, Oniasato Lantern Village is an auto-campground offering breathtaking views of the Togakushi mountain range and a sky full of glittering stars, where you might even spot shooting stars and the Milky Way. Whether you're a solo adventurer, a family with kids, or traveling with your beloved dog, this versatile site caters to all camping styles. Standout features include dog run sites with secure fencing and power sites perfect for RVs and car camping, boasting superb hilltop views. Open year-round, it transforms with the seasons, from vibrant spring to serene winter snow camping, providing a unique escape into nature.

KinasaBase

¥22,000 – ¥30,000 / night

Nestled amidst the terraced rice fields of Kinasa, Nagano, "Kinasa Base" offers an exclusive, one-group-per-day private camping experience with breathtaking views of the Togakushi mountain range. This cottage-equipped site is perfect for families, ensuring a worry-free escape into nature even if the weather turns. Pitch your tent in the sprawling 300-tsubo (over 9,600 sq ft) yard, bake authentic pizzas in the stone oven, or relax in the clean, attic-room cottage – the choice is yours. With nearby rivers blooming with cherry blossoms in spring and fireflies in summer, it's a hidden gem where you can savor the changing seasons and a starry night sky in complete privacy.

Furendo Park Miyuki

Furendo Park Miyuki in Nagano offers a tranquil escape amidst the majestic mountains of Shinshu. This campsite provides a fundamental wilderness experience, perfect for adventurers seeking to disconnect and immerse themselves in nature. With basic facilities like restrooms, campers can enjoy a raw yet comfortable stay, setting the stage for stargazing nights and invigorating days exploring the surrounding peaks. It's an ideal base for hikers and nature photographers looking to capture the essence of central Japan.

Kou Kura Campground

Escape to the heart of the Japanese Alps at Kou Kura Campground, nestled just outside Nagano City. This mountain-surrounded haven offers an immersive natural experience, perfect for adventurers seeking tranquility and fresh air. Explore nearby hiking trails that unveil breathtaking panoramic views, or simply unwind amidst the verdant forest. As dusk settles, prepare for a spectacular display of stars, a celestial canvas untouched by city lights. With essential toilet facilities, Kou Kura provides a comfortable base for your Nagano outdoor explorations.

Hijiri Highlands Campground

¥1,000 – ¥30,000 / night

Nestled at an elevation of 1,000 meters along the serene shores of Lake Hijiri, Hijiri Kogen Campsite offers an invigorating escape into nature's embrace. With options ranging from cozy bungalows and tent sites to convenient auto-camping plots, it's a versatile destination perfect for families, groups, or even solo adventurers seeking a refreshing forest bathing experience. You'll appreciate the well-appointed facilities, including a covered BBQ area for all-weather grilling, communal cooking facilities, and 24-hour showers. Spring through autumn unveil the best of this highland haven, where crisp air and star-dusted nights create unforgettable memories, all just a short drive from the Omi IC, blending remote tranquility with easy access.

Shinshuu Fudou Hot Spring Sagiri Sou

Nestled in the verdant Shinshu-Shinmachi region, Shinshu Fudo Onsen Sagirisou serves as an exceptional base for adventurers, embraced by the gentle murmur of the Tanishinagawa River and the spiritual energy of the Fudo Falls' natural hot spring source. Imagine unwinding after a day exploring the mountains, savoring the legendary Shinshu Suffolk lamb Jingisukan – a truly unique culinary experience perfect for families or groups seeking both comfort and connection with nature. The ancient Fudo no Yu hot spring, famed for its medicinal properties, offers profound relaxation, revitalizing tired muscles after fly fishing in the legendary Saigawa River or hiking nearby trails. Whether you're chasing trout in the revered Saigawa, experiencing thrilling rafting, or hitting the slopes of Hakuba just a 45-minute drive away, this spot is a year-round gateway to thrilling outdoor pursuits. While providing easy access to iconic landmarks like Zenkoji Temple and Matsumoto Castle, Sagirisou maintains an "off-the-beaten-path" charm, promising a serene escape that perfectly blends outdoor adventure with authentic Japanese hospitality.