Ginga Momiji Campground

​Myuu Nature Bijutsukan Nai Camping Site Jibu

¥7,000 – ¥60,000 / night

Nestled at an elevation of approximately 1,200m in Nagano Prefecture's Achi Village, Myu Natural Art Museum Campsite Jibu offers a unique camping experience where art meets the wilderness. This family-friendly destination is renowned for its designation as Japan's best stargazing spot, promising unparalleled views of the night sky away from city lights. Beyond the celestial spectacle, campers can enjoy a range of enriching activities, from crafting their own wooden accessories and musical instruments to exploring scenic hiking trails with views of the Japanese Alps. While feeling wonderfully remote, it's conveniently accessible, just a 30-minute drive from Iida Yamamoto IC, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers seeking both tranquility and adventure.

Nature Seikatsu Gakusha Camping Site Nanatsu Hoshi

¥4,000 – ¥49,000 / night

Nestled in Achi Village, renowned for Japan's best stargazing, and at the foot of the Southern Alps, Shizen Seikatsu Gakusha Camp Site Nanatsuboshi is a handcrafted haven that opened its 'secret' 50-year-old learning facility to the public. This unique site, famed for its ancient 'blue moonlit nights,' offers breathtaking views of birch trees scattered across former terraced fields, transporting you away from urban life. Ideal for families and duos, it features thoughtful amenities like a rain-proof central management building and stylish shabby glamping tents. Imagine nights spent beneath a blanket of stars, sharing stories around a crackling bonfire, or engaging in activities like log splitting – a truly memorable wilderness escape with a heartwarming, community-driven spirit.

Muku Village Campground

Nestled in the lush embrace of Southern Shinshu, Mukunozato Campsite offers a tranquil escape into the heart of Japan's picturesque countryside. This spot is perfect for families seeking a wholesome outdoor adventure, where the rustle of leaves and birdsong become your daily soundtrack. While providing a serene, almost wild feel, it's conveniently accessible enough to make planning your trip a breeze, striking a perfect balance between remote wilderness and ease of access. The campsite truly shines during spring with its vibrant new growth and in autumn when the landscape explodes with fiery colors, inviting campers to immerse themselves fully in nature's seasonal spectacle. Beyond its charming atmosphere, Mukunozato promises a refreshing experience that rejuvenates both mind and body.

Nesuteipi Camping Eria

¥2,500 – ¥3,000 / night

Nestled in a serene mountain setting, Nestipi Camp Area offers a unique camping experience on what was once a vibrant ski resort. This spacious auto camp site provides ample room for everything from solo adventures to fun-filled family getaways, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in the great outdoors. With basic amenities like flush toilets and mobile phone reception (Softbank/docomo), it strikes a perfect balance between wild nature and comfort. While feeling wonderfully remote, it's surprisingly accessible, making it an ideal escape for all seasons, especially when the surrounding scenery changes with the seasons.

B Site

Discover B Site, a prime camping destination nestled in Achi Village, Nagano Prefecture, offering a gateway to the majestic Central Alps. This site provides an ideal base for exploring the region's stunning mountain landscapes and enjoying unparalleled stargazing opportunities. With essential facilities like toilets readily available, it caters to both seasoned adventurers and those new to the wilderness. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of alpine forests and wake up to crisp mountain air, preparing for days filled with hiking, photography, or simply unwinding in nature's embrace.

Yumi No Mata Campground

¥2,000 – ¥6,500 / night

Nestled in Achi Village, renowned for Japan's best stargazing, Yuminomata Campground offers a serene escape on the western edge of Nagano, embraced by a pristine river and lush trees. This auto-campground provides a welcoming atmosphere for families, groups, or solo adventurers seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience, even accommodating furry friends. You'll find private, well-maintained sites, some equipped with power, alongside modern amenities like flush toilets with bidets and a convenient cooking area. From spring through autumn, immerse yourself in river play, enjoy a BBQ, and marvel at the incredible night sky. Despite its convenient location, just a five-minute drive from the Sonohara IC on the Chuo Expressway, it feels wonderfully remote, making it an ideal base for reconnecting with nature.