Suginoko Camping

Suginoko Campground Bungalow Mura

Nestled in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, Suginoko Campground Bungalow Mura offers an authentic escape into the heart of Japan's mountainous interior. This bungalow village provides a fantastic base for exploring the region's rich natural beauty, characterized by lush forests and pristine rivers. With convenient toilet facilities, it's an ideal spot for those seeking a comfortable yet immersive outdoor experience. Adventure awaits in the tranquil embrace of the Gifu mountains, perfect for hikers and nature enthusiasts. Discover the serenity of rural Japan and create unforgettable memories amidst breathtaking scenery.

Torippa・ Base

Nestled in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, Torippa・Base offers an ideal starting point for your outdoor adventures. This pet-friendly campsite, open 24 hours a day, provides unparalleled flexibility for explorers and nature lovers. Immerse yourself in the serene mountain environment, where the clear air and lush scenery create a perfect backdrop for relaxation or invigorating activities. With facilities like restrooms available, Torippa・Base ensures a comfortable and convenient base for all your Gifu explorations.

Ayu Village Horado

Discover Ayu no Sato Horado, an auto campground nestled in Gifu Prefecture's Seki City, just a five-minute drive from the picturesque Monet's Pond. Immerse yourself in the rejuvenating embrace of nature, surrounded by lush forests perfect for "forest bathing" and the crystal-clear currents of the Itadori River. This spot is ideal for families, groups, and even pet owners (with prior confirmation), offering a refreshing blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. A truly unique highlight is the on-site restaurant, where you can savor exceptionally fresh *ayu* (sweetfish) cuisine, often caught directly from the nearby Itadori River, perfectly complementing your camping experience. The prime season runs from early summer to late autumn, allowing you to enjoy vibrant river activities and the beauty of changing foliage. Despite its serene, natural setting, accessibility is a breeze, making it a convenient escape into the heart of Japanese wilderness without feeling too remote.

Marin Park Horado

Discover Marin Park Horado, an intriguing riverside escape nestled in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture. This campsite offers a refreshing contrast to typical mountain retreats, inviting adventurers to explore its aquatic charm amidst the region's lush natural beauty. Spend your days by the clear waters, perfect for riverside activities and connecting with the tranquil flow of the river. With essential facilities like restrooms and convenient operating hours, Marin Park Horado provides an accessible base for experiencing Gifu's unique blend of water and wilderness.

Joumon Hashi Paakingu

¥2,000 – ¥9,000 / night

Nestled by the crystal-clear Itadori River in Seki, Gifu, Jomonbashi Parking offers a unique blend of historical charm and adventurous camping. This expansive riverside area, where Jomon pottery once lay hidden, invites you to dive into refreshing water sports, enjoy a BBQ, or even set up your own sauna right by the water's edge. As night falls, the pristine mountain air and a canopy of stars create an unforgettable ambiance, making it perfect for families and groups seeking both relaxation and excitement. Conveniently accessible from major cities like Nagoya and Osaka, it's an ideal spot to reconnect with nature and create lasting memories throughout the warmer months.

Horado Kyanpingu Center

Escape to Hokodo Camping Center, nestled deep within Gifu Prefecture, where the gentle murmur of the Itadori River sets a tranquil backdrop. This hidden gem, embraced by lush nature, offers a serene retreat perfect for families seeking fun or solo adventurers craving peace. Expansive riverside sites invite refreshing dips and playful moments in the crystal-clear waters, while starry nights offer a breathtaking celestial display. Summer shines brightest with river activities, and autumn paints the landscape in vibrant hues, showcasing the site's seasonal charm. It's surprisingly accessible, yet feels wonderfully remote, a true escape from urban life.