Nestled by the crystal-clear Odorigawa River, Nakanjo River Fishing Park Campground is a nature-lover's paradise in the heart of Hida. This family-friendly retreat offers a relaxed, local atmosphere where children can safely splash and try their hand at fishing or even catching fish by hand, while campers of all ages can discover unique insects like mantises and stick insects. Beyond the popular bungalows and camp sites, the main draw is undoubtedly the fishing park, best enjoyed from late April to late September, promising memorable summer adventures under a blanket of stars. While feeling wonderfully secluded, its proximity to major routes makes it a surprisingly accessible escape for both first-time family campers and seasoned solo adventurers seeking tranquility.
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〒509-4316 岐阜県飛騨市河合町元田１０９２−２
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