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Ashigara Fureaino Mura

¥10 – ¥4,650 / night

Nestled in the lush, rolling landscapes of Minamiashigara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Ashigara Fureai no Mura offers an immersive escape into nature. This outdoor educational facility is perfect for families and groups seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation amidst a vibrant forest setting. You can choose from cozy cottages, rustic mountain lodges, or spacious open fields for your stay, all while enjoying well-equipped outdoor cooking areas for that authentic camp meal experience. The village hosts a variety of engaging events, including 'Kintaro Camp,' making it an ideal spot for children to learn and play outdoors. Despite feeling like a tranquil wilderness retreat, it's conveniently accessible, with nearby hot springs and forest parks adding to its allure.

Ashigara Shinrin Park Maruta Forest

Nestled deep within the expansive Ashigara Forest Park, Maruta no Mori is a verdant haven, where a clear stream meanders through a lush, rejuvenating landscape. This versatile campsite caters to every type of adventurer, from first-time family campers utilizing comprehensive beginner support to seasoned enthusiasts bringing their own gear, all seeking a serene forest escape. Choose from spacious wood-deck tent sites or cozy bungalows with BBQ terraces, with the added convenience of rental equipment and pre-set camping arrangements. Adding a unique charm, the park features relocated historic buildings, including an old wooden schoolhouse and a traditional folk house, renowned as filming locations for movies and dramas. Maruta no Mori comes alive year-round with engaging seasonal events, from spring cherry blossoms and summer forest bathing to autumn foliage and winter bonfires, ensuring a distinct and memorable experience no matter when you visit. Despite its surprisingly convenient location, just a 25-minute drive from the Tomei Oi-Matsuda IC, stepping into Maruta no Mori transports you to a tranquil forest retreat, far removed from urban hustle.

Maruta Forest Campground Kanritou

Nestled within a sprawling forest park the size of five Tokyo Domes, Maruta no Mori Campgrounds offers a tranquil escape into nature in Kanagawa. Here, a pristine stream meanders through the whispering woods, providing an idyllic setting for everything from lively family camping trips to serene solo adventures with your cherished gear. Choose from cozy bungalows with barbecue terraces or spacious wooden deck tent sites; for ultimate convenience, fully equipped rental setups are available, perfect for first-timers. With a rich calendar of seasonal events, from spring cherry blossoms to winter bonfire festivals, there’s always something special happening. Despite feeling like a remote wilderness, it’s easily accessible, just a 25-minute drive from the Tomei Oimatsuda IC.

Sotosotodays CAMPGROUNDS

Nestled in Minamiashigara, Kanagawa, near the majestic Yuhi-no-Taki (Sunset Falls), sotosotodays CAMPGROUNDS offers a captivating blend of mountain, river, and waterfall scenery. This campsite is an ideal retreat for families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to reconnect with nature, offering everything from playful riverside adventures to challenging mountain hikes up Mt. Kintoki. Choose from cozy cabin sites, now equipped with AC and hot carpets for year-round comfort, or spacious tent sites, all supported by immaculate toilets and shower facilities. Spring showcases breathtaking late-blooming cherry blossoms, summer invites refreshing dips in the river, and autumn transforms the area into a vibrant hiking paradise. While providing a true escape into nature, its convenient proximity to Yuhi-no-Taki and Mt. Kintoki's trailhead ensures an adventurous yet accessible camping experience for all.

Pegasusu No Ie

¥750 – ¥3,500 / night

Nestled deep in the abundant nature of Yamakita Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 1.5 hours from the city, 'Pegasus no Ie' is a private, whole-site rental campsite where both children and adults can genuinely play and unwind. Embracing a philosophy of self-reliance, this beloved facility, established in 1989, encourages guests to roam freely like a Pegasus, with no strict rules or prohibitions. You can look forward to unique experiences like heating a goemon bath or pizza oven with firewood, trying drum can baths after river play, or even catching local Haccho Yamame trout. While enjoyable year-round, the warmer months offer flowing somen noodles and refreshing river activities, making it an ideal spot for those seeking an adventurous escape into nature.

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.