Bokusui Park Campground

Osuzu Campground

Nestled in Tsunochō, Miyazaki Prefecture, Osuzu Campground offers an immersive escape into the wild beauty of the Osuzu Mountain Range. This remote site is a gateway to pristine forests and crystal-clear mountain streams, perfect for intrepid campers seeking solitude and adventure. Explore exhilarating hiking trails that wind through ancient woodlands, discover hidden waterfalls, or try your hand at渓流釣り (mountain stream fishing) in the refreshing waters. With basic facilities including toilets, Osuzu provides an authentic wilderness experience for those ready to disconnect and embrace nature's call.

Ishi Namikawa Campground

¥440 – ¥1,100 / night

Nestled alongside the pristine Ishinami River and embraced by majestic mountains, Ishinami River Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature. This family-friendly site allows you to unwind to the soothing sounds of the river, perfect for creating cherished memories with loved ones. With convenient facilities like cooking shelters, coin showers, and even accessible toilets, it's a comfortable spot for all campers. Open exclusively from July to September, it's an idyllic summer retreat that feels wonderfully secluded yet has a convenience store just a short drive away.

Gion Taki Campground

Tucked away in the secluded depths of Kijo Town, Giondaki Campground offers a truly wild and adventurous camping experience by the soothing 板谷川, a tributary of the 小丸川. This self-service site is an ode to untamed nature, where the majestic 78-meter Giondaki Waterfall, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, creates an awe-inspiring backdrop perfect for solo or truly wild camping escapades. While basic, with primitive toilets and no reception, it's a paradise for those seeking to unplug and embrace the wilderness, though visitors should come fully prepared with all their own food and water. The journey itself is part of the adventure, with winding roads and potential rockfalls, making it an exciting destination for seasoned campers who crave solitude and raw natural beauty, particularly outside the rainy season when river levels are lower.

Kin Ke Hama Campground

Discover the rugged beauty of Kin Ke Hama Campground, perched on the stunning coastline of Hyuga City, Miyazaki Prefecture. This coastal gem offers direct access to the Pacific Ocean, where golden sands meet the vast, azure sea. Ideal for adventurers and surf enthusiasts, the consistent waves provide an excellent backdrop for your outdoor escapades. With basic facilities including toilets, it's a perfect spot to immerse yourself in Miyazaki's breathtaking maritime landscape and enjoy the thrill of beachfront camping.

Aoshika Nature Park Campground

Nestled beside the tranquil Aoka Reservoir (Aoka Dam), Aoka Natural Park Campground is a serene escape into nature. This picturesque spot transforms with the seasons, boasting stunning cherry blossoms in spring and breathtaking autumn foliage that reflects beautifully on the water. With both free-layout tent sites and cozy bungalows available, it's a popular haven for motorcyclists, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a genuine connection with nature. While advance web reservations and user registration are required, the reward is a peaceful, free camping experience, perfect for those who appreciate responsible wilderness enjoyment away from the bustling city.

O Yae Highlands Hoshizora Campground Mera No Sato Chou Mine Kan

Nestled deep within Saitama City, Miyazaki Prefecture, in the historic Higashimera region, Ohae Highland Stargazing Campground Mera-no-Sato Chohokan offers an unparalleled celestial experience. Surrounded by a thousand-year-old village that champions a circular mountain village ethos, you'll find yourself immersed in pristine forests and pure waters, far from the modern world's hustle. This remote gem invites campers to connect with nature's rhythm and the community's dedication to preserving its ecological and cultural heritage. While the winter skies offer breathtaking stargazing, plan your adventure for the weekends after February 8th to avoid temporary road closures, ensuring a smooth journey to this tranquil haven.