Kou Ki No Mori Yaeijou

Maze Kawa Village Suzushi No Campground

¥3,300 – ¥19,800 / night

Nestled in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Mazegawa no Sato Suzushino Campground is a tranquil retreat along the clear waters of the Mazegawa River, surrounded by lush, vibrant nature. It offers a perfect escape from city life, ideal for families and groups seeking a relaxed camping experience amidst beautiful scenery. Unique features include a newly renovated pizza oven for crafting your own pies and a covered BBQ area, ensuring grilling fun regardless of the weather. With diverse seasonal beauty, from verdant summers to colorful autumns, every visit promises a memorable immersion in Japan's countryside.

Ayu No Shioyaki Ki

Escape to the tranquil embrace of Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, and discover "Ayu No Shioyaki Ki," a unique spot nestled amidst the majestic Hida mountains. This isn't your typical sprawling campsite; instead, imagine a focused experience centered around the pristine rivers and their famed ayu fish. Here, you can immerse yourself in the art of grilling freshly caught ayu over charcoal, savoring an authentic taste of Japanese river life. With facilities for pets and reservations available, it’s an ideal stop for adventurers seeking a taste of local culture and a peaceful respite in nature.

Maze Camp Maze Campground

Nestled by the picturesque Maze River in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, maze camp offers a refreshing escape just a stone's throw from the famous hot springs. This laid-back campsite caters to everyone from first-time campers to those seeking an easy setup, with a welcoming atmosphere for families and solo adventurers alike. You can pitch your tent right by the river, enjoy the convenience of wood-deck sites, or even try the unique KAWARA site, all while enjoying amenities like newly installed showers and delicious grilled ayu (sweetfish). Operating from spring through early winter, it's the perfect base for enjoying riverside activities and exploring the nearby Gero Onsen area.

Nohara No Myuujiamu

Nestled in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Nohara No Myuujiamu offers an adventurous escape into the heart of nature. This campsite, whose name translates to 'Field Museum,' provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural artistry of the Hida Mountains. Surrounded by expansive fields that transition beautifully with the seasons, it’s an ideal base for exploration. Pitch your tent and prepare to discover the region's diverse flora and fauna, with ample space for hiking and enjoying the crisp mountain air. Basic facilities, including toilets, are available for your comfort.

Kaore Auto Campground

Escape to Kaore Auto Campground, nestled amidst the majestic mountains of Gifu Prefecture's Gero City. This is your gateway to exploring the pristine natural beauty of the Hida region, with its verdant forests and clear mountain streams providing a refreshing backdrop to your adventure. Equipped with essential facilities like clean toilets, Kaore offers a comfortable base for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're hiking nearby trails, river gazing, or simply stargazing under the vast night sky, this campground promises an authentic and invigorating escape into Japan's stunning wilderness.

Nohohon Park Hidaosaka Kyuu：Hida Kosaka Fureai Forest Campground

Nestled amidst the majestic mountains of Hida-Osaka, "Nohohon Park Hida-Osaka" offers a serene escape where the gentle murmur of a clear stream sets the soundtrack for your family's new memories. This rejuvenated campsite, previously known as Hida-Osaka Fureai no Mori Camp-jo, is designed for families to truly relax and reconnect with nature. Boasting cozy log houses, bungalows, and newly introduced auto-sites, it ensures a comfortable stay, complete with covered cooking areas for all-weather BBQ fun and convenient meat sets for stress-free meals. Beyond the camp, adventurers can explore nearby hot springs, embark on waterfall treks, or enjoy river activities, all within a reasonable drive from Nagoya, making it an ideal weekend getaway.