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Aoyagi Hama Campground

¥2,500 – ¥14,000 / night

Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Biwa, Aoyagihama Campsite offers a charming, time-honored auto-camping experience with 77 years of history. Imagine waking up to the gentle lapping of waves against a backdrop of white sand and lush pine trees – a truly untouched natural landscape. With extended check-out times, it's the perfect escape for those seeking unhurried relaxation and rejuvenation, whether you're bringing your own tent or opting for a cozy bungalow. Enjoy convenient access just a short drive from the Shiga IC, making this lakeside retreat easily reachable for your next adventure.

Matsu No Ura Campground Minorinoo Mise

Discover Matsu No Ura Campground Minorinoo Mise, an inviting lakeside escape nestled along the tranquil shores of Lake Biwa in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture. This scenic campsite offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Japan's largest freshwater lake. With convenient toilet facilities, adventurers can enjoy refreshing swims, serene kayaking, or simply relax by the water's edge, soaking in the panoramic views. Experience the best of lakeside camping, where the calming waters meet the verdant landscape, promising a memorable outdoor adventure.

Hill Side Minami Hira

¥5,000 – ¥10,000 / night

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Hira within Biwako Quasi-National Park, Hill Side Minamihira offers an exclusive retreat into nature. This intimate, three-site private campground provides a unique, secure experience with high-voltage electric fences for animal safety, ensuring peace of mind amidst the wilderness. Boasting pristine natural grass sites, well-maintained flush toilets, and a sink with fresh spring water, it’s ideal for comfortable camping, whether you're a seasoned outdoors enthusiast or a family seeking a serene getaway. Enjoy breathtaking sunrises over Lake Biwa from nearby walking trails and spectacular stargazing, all with remarkably convenient access from the Keihanshin area.

Hirakamiya

Discover Hirakamiya, an inviting campsite nestled in Shiga Prefecture's Shiga Town, perfectly positioned to explore the wonders of Lake Biwa and its surrounding landscapes. This location offers a prime base for adventurers seeking tranquility and outdoor pursuits amidst the region's stunning natural beauty. With essential facilities like toilets available, Hirakamiya provides a comfortable yet rustic experience, ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in mountain vistas and the serene atmosphere of central Japan.

Jieihoppaazu Biwako Gesutohausu

Nestled just a three-minute stroll from Omi-Maiko Swimming Beach, ジェイホッパーズ琵琶湖ゲストハウス offers an incredible lakeside escape by the clear waters of Lake Biwa, surrounded by Shiga’s picturesque nature. This guesthouse-integrated campsite provides a vibrant and friendly atmosphere, perfect for families, student groups, or friends seeking an active yet affordable outdoor experience. Campers can set up their own tents and enjoy fantastic facilities like a roofed BBQ area, a spacious 24-hour communal living and kitchen, and even two artificial turf futsal courts. Summer shines here with refreshing dips in Lake Biwa, and the dedicated Biwaichi support makes it a cyclist's dream in spring and autumn. Conveniently located a 15-minute walk from JR Omi-Maiko Station, it’s an accessible gateway to exploring the beautiful Japanese lakeside.

Jieihoppaazu Biwako Campground

¥2,000 – ¥3,500 / night

Nestled just a 3-minute stroll from the pristine Omi-Maiko swimming beach on the shores of Lake Biwa, J-Hoppers Biwako Campsite offers a truly unique camping experience. It's an extension of the J-Hoppers Biwako Guesthouse, providing a seamless blend of outdoor adventure and modern comforts like clean showers, restrooms, and Wi-Fi within the guesthouse building. While not an auto-campsite, you can drive in to unload, making it convenient for settling into your grassy tent spot. This campsite is perfect for those seeking a relaxed, nature-infused escape with the convenience of well-maintained facilities, especially during the warmer months when lake activities are at their peak.