Makura Seyama Campground

Yasuzou Terayama Fumoto Gogi No Sato Roguhausu Mura

Nestled in the lush, mountainous embrace of Yoshika-cho, Shimane Prefecture, Yasuzou Terayama Fumoto Gogi No Sato Roguhausu Mura offers an authentic log house village experience. This hidden gem provides a tranquil escape, where the crisp mountain air invigorates and the surrounding nature invites exploration. Guests can enjoy comfortable log house accommodations, with basic toilet facilities available for convenience. Discover the beauty of rural Shimane, hiking through verdant landscapes and unwinding under a canopy of stars, far from the city's hustle.

Taka Shiri Kawa River Saidoroguhausu Mura

¥6,800 – ¥25,000 / night

Nestled deep within the verdant forests of Hikimi-cho, Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture, the Takajirigawa Riverside Log House Village offers an authentic escape into nature. This enchanting site boasts several charming log cabins, creating an idyllic setting for a rustic yet comfortable camping experience by the clear waters of the Takajiri River. It's an ideal spot for families and groups seeking a tranquil retreat, where days can be spent fishing, swimming, or simply unwinding amidst the stunning natural beauty. While feeling wonderfully remote, a supermarket and convenience store are a short drive away, ensuring both adventure and practicality are within reach, especially during the vibrant summer and breathtaking autumn seasons.

Roguhausu Mura

Escape to Roguhausu Mura, nestled deep within the Chugoku Mountains of Yoshika Town, Shimane Prefecture, offering a rustic log house experience. This tranquil retreat provides the perfect base for exploring the surrounding forests and pristine nature, where clean air invigorates and birdsong greets each morning. Spend your days hiking or simply unwinding amidst the lush greenery, then gather around a crackling fire under a canopy of stars. With essential toilet facilities on-site, Roguhausu Mura ensures a comfortable yet immersive wilderness adventure for all.

Jisshu Ke Mine Auto Campground

Discover the wild beauty of Yamaguchi Prefecture at Jisshu Ke Mine Auto Campground, nestled at the foot of Mount Jisshu. This adventurous escape in Yamaguchi City offers a prime location for exploring the region's stunning natural landscapes. With essential facilities like restrooms, it provides a convenient base for those seeking an immersive outdoor experience. Spend your days hiking mountain trails or simply unwinding amidst the lush greenery. Embrace the rugged charm and serene atmosphere that make this a perfect destination for your next nature-filled expedition.

Manyou Park Auto Campground

¥2,000 – ¥7,400 / night

Nestled within Shimane Prefecture's Man'yo Park, Man'yo Park Auto Campsite offers a verdant escape, showcasing the beauty of each passing season. This family-friendly destination features lush grassy sites, each equipped with AC power, an outdoor grill, sink, and picnic table, ensuring a comfortable stay for all. For those seeking extra convenience, two sites boast permanent tents, perfect for easy glamping. Beyond the campsite, explore the expansive park with its playgrounds and walking trails, or venture further to discover the pristine Takatsu River and scenic Mochiiwa Coast for fishing, swimming, and breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky.

Hikimi Kyou Resuto Park

Nestled deep within the Hikumikyo Gorge, a designated part of the Nishi-Chugoku Sanchi National Park, Hikumikyo Rest Park offers an unparalleled escape into nature's embrace. This hidden gem provides a serene backdrop for both family getaways and introspective solo adventures, allowing you to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in the profound quietude of the forest. Whether you opt for the cozy comfort of a cabin, surrounded by vibrant seasonal foliage, or prefer the raw experience of tent camping cooled by refreshing river breezes, the park caters to various outdoor styles. With unique offerings like tent sauna rentals, it’s an ideal spot to elevate your camping experience, especially during the lush greens of summer or the fiery hues of autumn. Although it feels wonderfully secluded, nearby attractions like the Hikumikyo Onsen add to the convenience without detracting from its wild charm.