Nestled in the foothills of the Central Alps, Shinshu Kyogatake Kogen Campsite offers a serene escape just a 10-minute drive from the Ina Interchange. This forest-clad高原 campsite, situated over 1,000 meters above sea level, provides a refreshingly cool sanctuary even in summer, perfect for listening to birdsong and the rustling leaves. With powered auto-sites ideal for families and beginners, and wild free-sites inviting solo adventurers to craft their own unique wilderness retreat, there’s a spot for every camper. A standout feature is the delicious meat delivery service from a local butcher, allowing you to enjoy premium Shinshu beef and pork BBQ effortlessly. Combine your forest immersion with rejuvenating soaks in nearby natural hot springs for an ultimate, accessible nature retreat.
Map
〒399-4511 長野県上伊那郡南箕輪村西箕輪２３５７−４１
Weather Forecast
Reviews
No reviews yet.
Current Conditions
Log in to post a condition update
No conditions reported yet.
Nearby campsites
Great spots within driving distance of this one.
Nagata Nature Park
¥200 – ¥12,000 / night
Nestled in the heart of Minowa Town, Nagano, Nagato Nature Park offers an immersive camping experience surrounded by a serene red pine forest, where birdsong and gentle streams create a tranquil backdrop. This park caters to all types of adventurers, from families seeking a comfortable getaway in their unique, spaceship-like A-frame cabins to solo campers pitching a tent in the free sites. The auto-campgrounds provide convenient car access directly to your pitch, ensuring a smooth setup. Beyond camping, enjoy exhilarating rounds of mallet golf on well-maintained courses or explore the extensive walking trails, particularly stunning amidst the vibrant spring foliage and fiery autumn leaves. It’s an accessible yet wonderfully natural escape, promising relaxation and outdoor fun for everyone.
Nagata Nature Park Campground
¥100 – ¥10,000 / night
Nestled at the foot of the Central Alps, Nagada Natural Park Campsite offers a serene escape within a vast Japanese red pine forest, yet remains remarkably accessible, just a 10-minute drive from Iikita IC. Here, dappled sunlight filters through the trees, creating a tranquil atmosphere perfect for disconnecting while still enjoying the stunning views of Mount Senjō-ga-take in the Southern Alps. Whether you're seeking a family adventure in a spacious cabin (sleeping up to 10!), a solo retreat in an auto-site with power, or a back-to-basics experience in a free site, this campsite caters to all. With a relaxing onsen, Minowa Onsen Nagada-no-yu, and one of the prefecture's largest mallet golf courses within walking distance, it's an ideal spot for a refreshing outdoor getaway from spring through autumn.
Oguro Kawa Keikoku Campground
¥2,500 – ¥38,000 / night
Nestled in the Ogurogawa Valley of Southern Shinshu, Nagano Prefecture, this campsite is embraced by the majestic Central and Southern Alps, offering refreshing clear streams and lush green forests. At an altitude of 1,000m, it provides cool breezes even in summer and a spectacular sky full of stars at night. It's a sanctuary designed for you to deeply connect with nature, encouraging slow breaths and mindful living, with options ranging from solo sites to comfortable glamping, all welcoming families and groups. A standout feature is the tent sauna, where you can sweat it out before a refreshing outdoor air bath amidst the cool stream, alongside activities like fishing and mallet golf ensuring endless fun for all ages. Hot water showers, laundry facilities, and a comprehensive rental service including Snow Peak tents and BBQ sets ensure a hassle-free experience, even if you come empty-handed. Despite its seemingly remote alpine setting, access is remarkably convenient, just an 8-minute drive from the Ogurogawa Smart IC, blending easy accessibility with a profound sense of wilderness.
Hebiishi Campground
Nestled beside the pristine Yokogawa Valley, Hebiishi Campground offers a unique immersion into nature, directly adjacent to the National Natural Monument "Hebiishi" (Snake Stone). This fascinating rock formation, resembling a colossal serpent with its white striped pattern stretching along the riverbed, creates a mystical backdrop for your adventure. Operating on a no-reservation, free-to-use basis, it fosters a respectful and communal atmosphere, perfect for intrepid solo campers or small groups seeking a genuine, rustic experience rather than glamping. Despite its wild charm, the site provides basic amenities including simple flush toilets and two cooking areas, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness. The campground is generally accessible from spring, when water and toilet facilities open, through summer and early autumn, ideal for enjoying fresh greenery, river activities, and starry nights.