Okutsu Hot Spring Hoshi Village Camping Village

Izumi Gen Enchi

¥150 – ¥300 / night

Tucked away deep within the scenic Izumigen Valley in Kagamino Town, Okayama Prefecture, Izumigenchi offers a refreshing escape into the heart of nature. This unique spot is famous for its thrilling 'amago' (red-spotted masu trout) catching experience, where you can literally feel the fish in your hands! What's even better is that you can cook your freshly caught trout right on-site at their dedicated BBQ and cooking facilities, making for an unforgettable wilderness feast. It's an ideal destination for families and groups looking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy outdoor dining, especially during the vibrant spring and summer months when it's open for business. Despite its secluded feel, accessing Izumigenchi is relatively straightforward, just about a 40-minute drive from the Chugoku Expressway Innosho IC, making it an accessible yet deeply rewarding natural retreat.

Onbara Highlands Auto Campground

Nestled at an elevation of 700 meters, Ombara Kogen Auto Campsite offers a secluded escape into the heart of nature, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. This pet-friendly haven boasts spacious auto sites, each equipped with its own sink and ample room to park your vehicle right beside your tent, making it ideal for families and larger groups. For a touch of glamping, unique American-style trailer houses, known as Cottage Houses, provide ultimate comfort with outdoor BBQ areas, private showers, and modern washlet toilets. While the entire campsite provides a refreshing summer retreat with average temperatures around 29°C, the more adventurous can explore the Forest CampGround Area, a wilder, pet-friendly free site available exclusively in July and August. Embrace the serene wilderness and create unforgettable memories surrounded by the untouched beauty of Ombara Highlands.

Notoro Hara Campground

¥1,000 – ¥3,000 / night

Nestled at an elevation of 1,206m in the pristine northwestern mountains of Okayama Prefecture, Notoro-bara Campfield offers an unparalleled escape at the foot of majestic Mt. Daisen. Immerse yourself in a sprawling 25-hectare primeval beech forest, where you can witness breathtaking starry skies and, on fortunate mornings, a mystical sea of clouds. Whether you prefer pitching a tent on an auto or free site, or opting for the comfort of bungalows, cottages, or even a unique treehouse, diverse accommodations await. With extensive rental options, it's easy to embark on a memorable adventure, from forest bathing and stream fishing to wood-fired pizza making. This nature retreat transforms with vibrant spring greens, cool summer breezes, and brilliant autumn foliage, promising a refreshing and adventurous experience for all.

Tsu Kuro Highlands Campground

Nestled in the highlands of Maniwa City, northern Okayama Prefecture, Tsu Kuro Highlands Campground offers an adventurous escape into Japan's breathtaking natural beauty. This pristine site is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility amidst rolling mountains and lush forests. Explore hiking trails that wind through vibrant greenery, or simply unwind under a canopy of stars, far from city lights. With basic toilet facilities available, it's an ideal spot for a rustic yet comfortable camping experience, promising refreshing mountain air and unforgettable vistas.

Kuroki Campground

Nestled in the lush forests and alongside the clear Kurami River, Kurogi Campsite in Tsuyama, Okayama, offers an adventurous escape at an elevation of 450 meters. This expansive natural zone, equivalent to a Tokyo Dome in size, welcomes everyone from solo adventurers to large groups and families, with pet-friendly options available. Choose from rustic, traditional sites where campfires are permitted, car-accessible spots for larger setups, or comfortable bungalows in Camp 3 equipped with full kitchens and baths, perfect for beginners and winter snow-gazing. With a wide range of rental gear, you can arrive hands-free and enjoy activities like trout fishing, fish grabbing, and woodworking workshops. Though deeply immersed in nature, the campsite is conveniently located about 10km north of Kamo Town center, making it an accessible wilderness retreat year-round.

Haniwa Forest Haniwanomori

Discover Haniwa Forest Haniwanomori, an untouched retreat nestled deep within the mountainous landscapes of Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture. This unique campsite offers a chance to connect with nature's raw beauty, far from the urban sprawl. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest, with its crisp mountain air and the gentle sounds of the wilderness. Explore the surroundings and uncover the subtle echoes of history, perhaps even imagining ancient 'haniwa' figures guarding this serene sanctuary, making for an unforgettable adventure.