新潟県 · 村上市
Kanbayashi Suihen No Raku Kou
Nestled on the north bank of the Arakawa River, Kamibayashi Mizube no Gakko offers a refreshing escape into nature, designed under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's river environment basic plan. It's a fantastic spot for families and nature enthusiasts, providing ample opportunities for water play, observing aquatic life, and enjoying the great outdoors. With six auto-camp sites equipped for BBQ, and unique combi-tables crafted from the wooden legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, it blends comfort with natural immersion. Spring unveils a spectacular cherry blossom display along the riverbank, making it a prime location for hanami camping. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Kamihayashi-Iwafune Port IC, it's an accessible haven for both adventure and relaxation.
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〒959-3432 新潟県村上市葛籠山１０６８−１
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