Hatanoshi Omote Tanzawa Yagaikatsudou Center

Takizawa Sono Campground

Nestled deep within the magnificent Tanzawa wilderness, Takizawazono Campsite offers an idyllic escape to nature, perfect for rejuvenating your senses. From expansive tent sites for traditional campers to cozy log houses with bedding, comfortable bungalows, and even a rustic inn, a variety of lodging options cater to every preference. Families will delight in activities like river play and the popular rainbow trout catching experience, while convenient BBQ sets and rental gear make it easy to enjoy a spontaneous trip. Whether you visit for a refreshing day trip or an overnight stay, the campsite provides ample opportunities to immerse yourself in the natural beauty from spring through autumn. Despite its serene setting, access is remarkably easy, just a short drive from the Shin-Tomei Expressway, blending wilderness charm with convenient travel.

Ookura Highlands Tent Site Kyuu ・ Ookura Highlands Yama No Ie Campground

Discover the rugged charm of Ookura Highlands Tent Site, nestled high in the foothills of Kanagawa's Tanzawa Mountains. This former Yama No Ie campground offers a back-to-basics tent camping experience for those seeking an authentic outdoor adventure. Embrace the tranquility of the highland forest, with hiking trails leading directly from your pitch into the verdant wilderness. Enjoy essential facilities like toilets while immersing yourself in the pristine nature surrounding Hadano City.

Minoge Yaeijou

Minoge Yaeijou offers a rugged, back-to-basics camping experience nestled deep within the verdant embrace of the Tanzawa Mountains in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture. This primitive campsite is perfect for adventurers seeking solitude and an escape into nature's tranquility. With simple facilities, it encourages a true wilderness immersion, where the sounds of the forest replace city noise. Expect clear mountain air, stunning starlit nights, and an opportunity to reconnect with the natural world away from crowded tourist spots.

Hachi Hanazono Yadorogi Sou

¥400 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled deep in the Tanzawa mountains, along the pristine flow of the Nakatsu River, Hachikaen Yadorogi-so offers a secluded retreat for discerning campers. Immerse yourself in the symphony of the river's whisper, the scent of wildflowers, and the gentle breeze, rediscovering cherished memories while forging new ones. This unique camp boasts an impressive array of all-weather facilities, including a traditional goemon-buro bath, an indoor irori hearth, a pizza oven, and a stunning tree-top site suspended 8 meters high for an unparalleled dining experience. While feeling wonderfully remote, the option for fully-equipped rentals makes it surprisingly accessible, perfect for both seasoned adventurers and those new to the outdoors.

Miroku Campground

¥1,000 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled in the lush embrace of the Tanzawa Mountains within Kanagawa Prefecture's Matsuda Town, Miroku Campground offers an invigorating escape into nature. This serene sanctuary provides a perfect base for exploring the region's hiking trails and enjoying the crisp mountain air. With essential facilities like showers, toilets, and powered sites, it caters to both seasoned adventurers and families seeking a comfortable wilderness experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest, unwind by the campfire, and rediscover the joy of the great outdoors at Miroku Campground.

Seishin Kyou Campground

¥1,500 – ¥45,000 / night

Tucked away in the Kanagawa mountains, Kiyotsu Gorge Campsite offers a truly wild and secluded escape, a 15-minute downhill journey through the forest from the main road. This is a place to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature, with no electricity or gas, relying solely on groundwater for your needs. Imagine evenings under a blanket of stars, lit only by a warm lamp, serenaded by the river and forest creatures. Beyond the serene setting, unique experiences like handmade tofu, smoking, and even drum can baths await, appealing to adventurers seeking a more authentic, less conventional camping experience. While cars cannot access the site directly, the walk in only adds to the sense of discovery.