Ikari Kata Campground

Hoshi Ke Ura Campground

Discover Hoshi Ke Ura Campground, nestled in the pristine Fukushima Prefecture, specifically within the tranquil Kitashiobara Village, at the foot of Mount Bandai. This inviting site offers a superb base for exploring the breathtaking landscapes of the Aizu region, from hiking trails around the scenic lakes of Urabandai to experiencing its rich cultural heritage. While offering basic facilities like toilets, the true draw lies in its secluded atmosphere, providing an ideal escape for stargazers and nature lovers seeking peace away from city lights. Prepare for refreshing mountain air and unparalleled night skies at this northern Tohoku gem.

Matsubara Campground

Nestled deep within the expansive Bandai-Asahi National Park, Matsubara Campground offers a serene escape on the pristine shores of Lake Hibara in Urabandai. This site uniquely promises an authentic, analog camping experience, deliberately set apart from urban clamor and digital distractions. Its standout feature is the adventurous access: cars cannot reach the lakeside directly, so guests park and then embark on a picturesque journey, either by a tranquil boat ride across the lake or a refreshing 15-minute walk along a scenic trail. Imagine waking to the gentle lapping of waves, spending your days canoeing on the clear waters, or simply unwinding amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Spring and summer, especially from May onwards, are ideal for enjoying the warmer weather and engaging in various lakeside activities in this idyllic, remote setting.

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.

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.

Outdoor Center Biggu Beaa

Nestled in Kitashiobara Village, Fukushima Prefecture, Outdoor Center Biggu Beaa offers a rugged escape into the heart of the Bandai-Asahi National Park. This campsite is your basecamp for adventure amidst the pristine nature of Urabandai, known for its crisp mountain air and dense forests. Explore the surrounding hiking trails, discover hidden waterfalls, and challenge yourself with outdoor activities during the day. As night falls, gather around a crackling campfire under an expansive, star-studded sky, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic and invigorating wilderness experience with essential facilities like toilets.

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.