Ootake Campground Karyuu Site

Ootake Shounyuudou Ootake Campground

¥200 – ¥1,600 / night

Nestled deep within the rich nature of Okutama in Hinohara Village, Tokyo, Otake Campsite offers a true escape from urban life. It's uniquely situated adjacent to the magnificent Otake Limestone Cave, Tokyo's only cave, promising an extraordinary natural experience with its millennia-old stalactites. As a free campsite, it provides a sense of wild adventure and freedom, perfect for campers seeking ultimate privacy amidst untouched landscapes—definitely bring your own gear for this immersive nature retreat. The highlight is undoubtedly the Otake Limestone Cave, where you can don a helmet for a guided exploration into its mysterious depths. Open year-round from September 1st, the campsite provides ever-changing scenery, but a visit from August when the cave reopens, especially during the vibrant autumn foliage, would be particularly breathtaking. Though located within Tokyo, reaching this gem feels like stepping into a remote wilderness, offering a profound sense of rejuvenation away from the city's hustle.

Akiru No Campground Uraru Village

Nestled gently along the clear waters of the Yokozawa River, Akiruno Campground URAL Village is a charming, intimate campsite born from the owner's passion for URAL sidecars. This small but special retreat offers a wonderfully family-friendly atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape into nature, with a strict policy against loud groups ensuring a peaceful stay. You can choose between cozy bungalows or scenic tent sites, all within earshot of the soothing river sounds. Opening with the arrival of spring, it's an ideal spot to enjoy the vibrant greenery and refreshing river activities during the warmer months, feeling like a remote wilderness escape yet surprisingly accessible.

Kobe Sono Campground

¥550 – ¥17,000 / night

Nestled deep within Hinohara Village, Tokyo, Kanotoen Campground offers a refreshing escape into pristine nature, surrounded by lush mountains and the clear waters of the Kanotogawa River. This family-friendly haven is where children can freely explore and play, while everyone reconnects with the great outdoors. Choose from spacious mountain-side tent sites or riverside spots for immediate access to the refreshing river, with comfortable bungalows also available for a cozy stay. A standout feature is the popular trout and yamame fishing pond, where you can catch your dinner and have it grilled on the spot for an authentic outdoor culinary experience. Open from April to November, it's ideal for warm-weather river adventures or soaking in the vibrant autumn foliage, offering a wonderfully remote feel that's surprisingly accessible from central Tokyo by car or a combination of train and bus.

Shimizu En Campground

¥300 – ¥15,000 / night

Nestled in the tranquil wilderness of Tokyo's Hinohara Village, Shimizuen Camp Site offers a refreshing escape surrounded by pristine river waters and lush nature. This spot is perfect for families and groups seeking an authentic outdoor experience, with ample opportunities for river play and barbecues. Beyond comfortable tent sites, charming bungalows are available, and a wide range of rental gear ensures a hassle-free camping adventure. It’s an ideal retreat to reconnect with nature and unwind, feeling surprisingly accessible despite its remote, natural charm.

Ooba Camping Mura

¥1,000 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled along the upper reaches of the Hirai River, Oba Camp Village offers a tranquil escape into nature, surprisingly close to Tokyo. This secluded campsite is ideal for families, couples, and groups seeking a peaceful outdoor experience in a lush, green setting. You can choose to stay in comfortable bungalows, and a unique highlight is the opportunity to try pottery at the owner's ceramics studio, adding an artistic touch to your adventure. While feeling wonderfully remote, access is convenient, making it a perfect spot to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons, especially vibrant in spring and autumn.

Juurigi Rando

Juurigiland offers a vibrant day-trip escape nestled along the clear streams of the Akigawa Valley, providing an easily accessible natural playground from Tokyo. It’s the perfect spot for hassle-free barbecues, as you can arrive empty-handed and find everything from food sets to all necessary grilling equipment ready for you. The expansive riverbed is ideal for refreshing river play and group gatherings, with covered BBQ areas and tents available to ensure fun even on rainy days. Popular from spring through autumn, especially during the lively summer season, this spot promises memorable outdoor adventures for families and friends. Navigating your way to Juurigiland is made uniquely charming by a welcoming Moai statue, signaling your arrival at this convenient natural retreat.