Tsubaki Mariina Campground

Glamping Vllage SeaGrand

Glamping Village SeaGrand in Matsuura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, offers an unparalleled coastal glamping experience. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking views where the sea meets the sky, providing a stunning backdrop for your adventure. This location is perfect for those seeking tranquility by the ocean, with opportunities to explore the scenic coastline. Discover the rich natural beauty of the Nagasaki region while enjoying the comforts of premium glamping facilities, making for an unforgettable escape.

Aguri Yama Campground

Escape to Aguri Yama Campground, nestled in the scenic mountains of Imari City, Saga Prefecture. This rugged yet accessible site offers a tranquil retreat for adventurers seeking an authentic outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in the pristine mountain air and listen to the symphony of nature, far from the urban sprawl. With essential facilities like toilets available, you can focus on exploring the surrounding natural beauty or stargazing under the clear Saga night sky. Aguri Yama is your gateway to a serene mountain escape.

Matsuura Shi Fukushima Auto Campground

¥2,200 – ¥4,950 / night

Nestled in the heart of Fukushima, Matsuura City, this auto campsite offers a tranquil escape surrounded by rich nature and stunning scenery, conveniently located near the sea. With 18 auto campsites equipped with power hookups, it's perfect for families and first-time campers seeking comfort and convenience. Your furry friends are welcome too, making it an ideal spot for creating lasting memories with all your loved ones. The prime season to visit is from spring through autumn, when you can fully immerse yourself in barbecues under the stars and the refreshing sea breeze. Despite its serene natural setting, access is a breeze from Route 204, ensuring a smooth journey to your outdoor adventure.

Iroha Shima Campground

Nestled in the breathtaking natural embrace of Karatsu, Iroha Island Campground offers an unparalleled outdoor escape overlooking the majestic Imari Bay. This multi-faceted facility caters to various camping styles, from pet-friendly tent and auto-camp sites to stunning cottages with panoramic ocean views, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay for families and groups. Beyond traditional camping, guests can indulge in unique experiences like a Goemon-style bath, stone oven pizza making, and thrilling water activities such as sea kayaking and, in summer, stand-up paddleboarding. With its scenic beauty and diverse offerings, this camp provides a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, easily accessible for a truly enriching nature experience.

Hatsu Saki Campground

¥500 – ¥1,500 / night

Nestled within the Genkai National Park, Hatsusaki Campsite offers a serene escape on the gentle shores of Imari Bay. This natural haven is famed for its breathtaking sunsets, where the sky ablaze with color casts a mesmerizing glow over the water, creating an unforgettable spectacle. With essential facilities like showers, cooking areas, and restrooms, it’s an ideal spot for families and groups seeking both comfort and immersion in nature. Prime for a coastal getaway, the campsite truly shines from spring through autumn, promising picturesque views and tranquil evenings under the stars. Accessible yet feeling wonderfully remote, it's perfect for those craving a scenic seaside retreat.

Tsutsu No Genya Ei Ba Imari ・ Arida Sukauto Kyougikai

Nestled in the rich natural landscape of Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, Tsutsunohara Yaeijo offers a unique camping experience rooted in community and adventure. This scout campsite, diligently maintained by the Arita 1st Scout Group, provides a robust outdoor setting where paths cleared of autumn leaves lead into a forest brimming with seasonal beauty. Campers can immerse themselves in activities like building pyramid towers, practicing semaphore, hiking, and even an inspiring New Year's sunrise trek. It's an ideal spot for families and groups seeking to connect with nature and each other, particularly during community-focused events like mochi pounding and kadomatsu making, which offer a delightful glimpse into local traditions. Though feeling wonderfully remote, its accessibility allows for a genuine escape into the wilderness without venturing too far off the beaten path.