Chichibu Sai No Kuni Camping Mura

Dainichi Highlands Campground

Nestled in Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture, Dainichi Highlands Campground offers an adventurous escape into the heart of Japan's rugged interior. This mountain-forest retreat provides a pristine natural setting, perfect for those seeking tranquility and outdoor exploration. Surrounded by verdant peaks and fresh alpine air, campers can immerse themselves in hiking, birdwatching, or simply unwinding under a blanket of stars. With essential facilities like toilets and pet-friendly policies, it's an ideal base for both seasoned adventurers and families eager to discover the wilds of Saitama.

Shiroiwa Keiryuu Sono

¥3,500 – ¥8,000 / night

Nestled in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, Shiraiwa Keiryuen is a serene campsite located at the uppermost reaches of the Iruma River, surrounded by crystal-clear streams and lush mountain forests. It offers a delightful escape for families, where children can explore the river for creatures, and solo campers can find tranquility amidst the gentle sounds of the stream, making it perfect for both lively and reflective experiences. Beyond tent sites and cozy bungalows, the campsite boasts "Cafe Yuu" serving unique fair-trade Andromeda Ethiopia Coffee, and even offers sustainably sourced, caretaker-made firewood for authentic campfires. Each season brings its own magic, from vibrant spring blossoms and fresh greenery to enchanting summer fireflies and stunning autumn foliage, with clear night skies perfect for stargazing year-round. While feeling like a remote wilderness haven, it's conveniently accessible enough for a refreshing getaway, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature's embrace without venturing too far off the beaten path.

Dai Hato Sono Campground

¥200 – ¥38,500 / night

Nestled along the pristine Iruma River, Ohbatoen Campground offers a sprawling natural escape where mountains meet the clear waters, inviting you to immerse yourself in the great outdoors. With abundant shallow areas, it's a perfect haven for families with young children seeking riverside fun, while also providing tranquil spots for solo adventurers yearning for quiet reflection amidst stunning valley views. Embrace the freedom of our non-designated sites, allowing you to choose your ideal pitch – whether you prefer immediate river access for play or a secluded spot to simply soak in the scenery. Beyond the natural beauty, bungalows and a wide array of rental gear, from cooking utensils to bedding, ensure a comfortable and convenient camping experience. Open from March to late November, this accessible Hanno gem is undergoing exciting regeneration, promising an even more sustainable and memorable nature retreat for years to come.

Nerimaku Ritsu Chichibu Seishounen Campground

Nestled deep within the majestic mountains of Saitama Prefecture, Nerima City Chichibu Youth Camp offers a serene escape into untouched nature. The gentle murmur of the Urayama River provides a constant, calming soundtrack to your stay, inviting you to unwind amidst the lush surroundings. Designed with youth development in mind, it's an ideal spot for group adventures, yet equally welcoming for families seeking a safe and enriching outdoor experience. The vibrant greens of summer and the fiery reds of autumn truly transform this camp into a breathtaking spectacle, a world away from urban clamor. It's surprisingly accessible, considering the profound sense of wilderness it provides, making for an effortless transition into nature's embrace.

Seseragi Campground

¥330 – ¥42,900 / night

Nestled in Saitama Prefecture's picturesque Naguri Valley, せせらぎキャンプ場 (Seseragi Camp-jo) truly lives up to its name, offering a serene escape embraced by the soothing whispers of the Naguri River. This harmonious retreat is designed as a space where 'water and sprouts bloom,' inviting you to forget daily life and immerse yourself in nature. Catering to all, from serene solo campers in the forest free sites to lively family groups on the riverside auto sites, and even comfortable bungalow stays, it ensures a perfect outdoor experience for every style. You'll find peace of mind with 24-hour on-site staff, a flexible cancellation policy, and excellent facilities like covered BBQ areas, hot showers, and modern restrooms. The pristine Naguri River is a highlight, especially during warmer months when river activities offer a refreshing break. Conveniently located about 45 minutes by car from the Ken-O Expressway IC and just a 5-minute walk from the Kashiwagibashi bus stop, it strikes a wonderful balance between wilderness and accessibility.

Oku Chaya Campground

Okuchaya Campsite offers a serene escape into the lush wilderness of Okutama, Tokyo, nestled beside the crystal-clear waters of the Otamba River, a tributary of the Tama River. This charming, small-scale campsite provides a family-friendly atmosphere where the soothing sounds of the stream and the rustling leaves create a perfect backdrop for relaxation. Guests can enjoy refreshing river swims, try their hand at fishing or rainbow trout catching, and gather around a warm campfire under a sky full of stars. Accessible yet feeling wonderfully remote, it's an ideal spot to reconnect with nature, whether for a day trip barbecue or an overnight stay in a cozy bungalow, especially delightful during the vibrant seasons of spring and autumn.