Kakureha Highlands Campground

Hidatakayama Campground

Nestled in the picturesque city of Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Hidatakayama Campground offers an immersive outdoor experience amidst the stunning Japanese Alps. This mountain-surrounded haven provides a serene escape, perfect for those seeking to reconnect with nature and enjoy breathtaking views. Explore the pristine forests and enjoy the crisp, clean air, with hiking opportunities abundant right from your campsite. With essential facilities like toilets available, it's an ideal base for adventure-seekers looking to explore the natural wonders of the Hida region.

Kouzan Ko No Hara Highlands Camping Tatemono Tsuki

Takayama Konohara Highland Camp with Buildings offers a secluded escape nestled over 1,000 meters high, where the only sounds are the rustling leaves and birdsong. This is an ideal sanctuary for solo adventurers seeking deep immersion in nature, or families eager to learn bushcraft and co-create their own wild space away from prying eyes. Unique structures dotted throughout the forest not only provide shelter but also ignite a sense of adventure, serving as your very own secret base. While beautiful year-round, spring's vibrant greenery and autumn's fiery foliage offer particularly breathtaking backdrops for unforgettable memories. Embrace the remote, wilderness feel of this highland haven and rediscover tranquility amidst stunning natural beauty.

Furusato Taiken Hidatakayama

Immerse yourself in the vast, pristine nature of Hida Takayama, where traditional Japanese rural life thrives amidst expansive forests and the majestic 3,000m Northern Alps. This isn't your typical campsite; instead, you'll embark on an authentic experiential journey, staying in welcoming local guesthouses and connecting deeply with the community. Choose from over 50 diverse activities spanning agriculture, traditional crafts, nature exploration, and thrilling winter adventures like snowshoeing, all guided by local experts. It's a perfect retreat for educational groups, corporate teams, or families seeking a profound cultural immersion any time of the year. Conveniently located to combine with visits to Takayama's historic old town and the World Heritage site of Shirakawa-go, offering a unique blend of remote tranquility and cultural accessibility.

Bijo Highlands Campground

¥250 – ¥2,200 / night

Nestled by the serene Bijogaike pond in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Bijogaike Kogen Campsite offers a tranquil escape immersed in the rich folklore of Hida. This family-friendly destination provides a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, with opportunities for fishing and boating on the picturesque pond, alongside lively BBQ experiences. Spring transforms the area into a breathtaking spectacle as delicate skunk cabbage blooms, creating an unforgettable natural display. With convenient access to a shop and diner, it's an ideal spot for those seeking a hassle-free camping experience in a refreshing highland setting.

Shin Kurumi Rando

Nestled deep within the majestic mountains of Hida Takayama, Gifu, Shin Kurumiland offers an escape into an untouched natural paradise. This auto campsite provides an incredible blend of adventure and relaxation, perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers seeking a rejuvenating experience. Boasting not one, but two tent saunas, individual private saunas with cold plunges, and even a fishing pond for fresh catch, it’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Imagine stargazing from your campsite after a satisfying day of hiking and sauna, all within a surprisingly accessible wilderness setting.

Hirayu Campground Site

Nestled over 1,000 meters high at the foot of the Northern Japan Alps, Hirayu Campground Site offers an authentic mountain camping experience in Gifu Prefecture. This rugged setting is ideal for adventurers seeking solitude amidst breathtaking alpine scenery and crisp, clean air. Explore nearby hiking trails that wind through dense forests and offer panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, or use it as a base to discover the rich natural beauty of the Takayama region. Basic facilities, including toilets, ensure a comfortable yet immersive escape into Japan's majestic wilderness.