Kyuukamura Urabandai Campground

Kyuukamura Urabandai Campground Furii Site ＣChiku

Nestled within the breathtaking Bandai-Asahi National Park, Kyukamura Urabandai Campsite offers an unforgettable escape into nature at an elevation of 800m. This expansive outdoor haven caters to all, from families seeking fun river play in the meandering stream to solo adventurers yearning for stargazing around a crackling bonfire. With renewed facilities, including complimentary hot showers from July 2025, comfort meets wilderness adventure seamlessly. Come from spring through autumn to experience the cool Urabandai climate and a diverse array of activities that change with the seasons.

Urabandai Uootaa Park

¥4,800 – ¥7,700 / night

Urabandai Water Park is an adventure hub nestled in the magnificent nature sculpted by Mount Bandai's eruption. Expert guides lead you through diverse fields, from the Michelin 1-star Goshikinuma Ponds to thousand-year-old beech primeval forests. With comprehensive free equipment rentals and excellent public transport access, it's incredibly easy to immerse yourself in thrilling outdoor experiences. While beautiful year-round, winter shines with popular snowshoeing and Yellow Fall tours. This park truly caters to everyone, from families with young children to solo travelers and seniors, promising smiles and unforgettable memories for all.

Bandai Highlands So Hara Mizuumi Campground

Nestled in the picturesque Bandai Kogen, Soharako Campsite offers a charming lakeside retreat, perfect for auto-campers seeking a serene escape. Imagine waking up to the tranquil views of Sohara Lake, an idyllic setting for family getaways or peaceful adventures in nature. A standout feature is the opportunity to rent boats, allowing you to paddle and explore the calm waters, adding a unique and memorable dimension to your outdoor experience. Easily accessible by car, this campsite provides a wonderful balance of natural immersion and convenience, letting you embrace the beauty of the seasons.

Shousuke Campground

Nestled in Kitashiobara Village, Fukushima Prefecture, Shousuke Campground offers an immersive escape into the majestic wilderness surrounding Mount Bandai. This mountainous retreat provides an ideal base for adventurers seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Explore the vibrant forests, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and unwind under a canopy of stars each night. With its serene setting and abundant natural wonders, Shousuke Campground is your gateway to an unforgettable outdoor experience in the heart of Fukushima.

Beisaidokurabu

Escape to Beisaidokurabu, a serene lakeside retreat nestled in the pristine wilderness of Fukushima Prefecture's Kitashiobara Village. Despite its name suggesting a 'bayside,' this hidden gem is uniquely situated by a tranquil lake, offering stunning views framed by verdant mountains. Adventurers can explore the surrounding forests, engage in watersports on the clear lake, or simply unwind amidst the peaceful sounds of nature. With essential facilities like toilets available, Beisaidokurabu provides a comfortable base for experiencing the authentic beauty of inland Fukushima.

Biisutairu Camping Site Kyuu Lake Randohibara

¥3,520 – ¥10,780 / night

Nestled at 800m elevation in Fukushima's Ura-Bandai Highlands, Bstyle Campsite (formerly Lakeland Hibara) offers a refreshing escape on the shores of Lake Hibara. Imagine waking up to views reminiscent of an uninhabited island, then spending your days paddling a SUP or canoe on the pristine lake, soaking in the magical sunset glow. With tent pitches on sturdy wooden decks, you'll stay dry and comfortable, making it a favorite for solo adventurers and families alike. The convenience of a large communal bath and the proximity to outdoor activity specialists, Bacss, ensure a truly memorable and invigorating experience in this serene national park setting.