Tansawako Camping Site

Tansawako Rojji

Nestled on the eastern shores of Lake Tanzawa, Tanzawako Lodge offers an authentic escape surrounded by the majestic Tanzawa mountains and often a clear view of Mount Fuji. This campsite fosters a tranquil atmosphere perfect for both families and solo adventurers seeking solace in nature's embrace. Its standout feature is a spacious, covered cooking area with traditional irori hearths, ideal for year-round BBQ and communal meals, even on rainy days. Spring dazzles with fragrant mitsumata blossoms, while autumn paints the landscape with vibrant foliage, making it a picturesque destination throughout the seasons. Conveniently located right in front of a bus stop, it provides a surprisingly accessible wilderness experience.

Pegasusu No Ie

¥750 – ¥3,500 / night

Nestled deep in the abundant nature of Yamakita Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 1.5 hours from the city, 'Pegasus no Ie' is a private, whole-site rental campsite where both children and adults can genuinely play and unwind. Embracing a philosophy of self-reliance, this beloved facility, established in 1989, encourages guests to roam freely like a Pegasus, with no strict rules or prohibitions. You can look forward to unique experiences like heating a goemon bath or pizza oven with firewood, trying drum can baths after river play, or even catching local Haccho Yamame trout. While enjoyable year-round, the warmer months offer flowing somen noodles and refreshing river activities, making it an ideal spot for those seeking an adventurous escape into nature.

Nishitanzawa Nakagawa Rojji

Nestled deep within the majestic Nishitanzawa mountains, Nishitanzawa Nakagawa Lodge offers an immersive retreat where lush greenery meets the soothing whispers of the Nakagawa River. This versatile campsite caters to all, whether you're seeking a lively group adventure, a peaceful family getaway, or a romantic escape for two, all while enjoying the grand expanse of nature. You'll find top-notch facilities here, including spacious bungalows, 33 auto camping sites, and a large covered BBQ area perfect for any weather, alongside extensive rental options allowing for a hassle-free experience. Don't miss the thrilling river activities like fish grabbing, a favorite for both kids and adults, or the spectacular annual Autumn Leaves Festival in November when the mountains blaze with color. While offering a true wilderness feel, the lodge remains conveniently accessible, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers to unwind and explore.

Nishitanzawa Ootaki Campground

¥110 – ¥44,000 / night

Nestled deep in the abundant nature of Nishitanzawa, Kanagawa, Ootaki Campsite offers an idyllic escape where the gentle murmur of a mountain stream accompanies your every moment. This versatile retreat caters to all adventurers, from traditional auto-campers to those seeking comfort in charming bungalows and log cabins of various sizes. You can indulge in unique experiences like their "all-inclusive" BBQ course with ingredients provided, or unwind with a private tent sauna session. With dedicated "Wanwan Days" for furry friends and extensive rental options, it's perfect for families, groups, or solo explorers looking to immerse themselves in nature year-round. Despite its convenient accessibility by car or bus from urban centers, Ootaki Campsite transports you to a serene wilderness, making it an ideal spot to recharge amidst Japan's picturesque landscapes.

Miroku Campground

¥1,000 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled in the lush embrace of the Tanzawa Mountains within Kanagawa Prefecture's Matsuda Town, Miroku Campground offers an invigorating escape into nature. This serene sanctuary provides a perfect base for exploring the region's hiking trails and enjoying the crisp mountain air. With essential facilities like showers, toilets, and powered sites, it caters to both seasoned adventurers and families seeking a comfortable wilderness experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest, unwind by the campfire, and rediscover the joy of the great outdoors at Miroku Campground.

Hachi Hanazono Yadorogi Sou

¥400 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled deep in the Tanzawa mountains, along the pristine flow of the Nakatsu River, Hachikaen Yadorogi-so offers a secluded retreat for discerning campers. Immerse yourself in the symphony of the river's whisper, the scent of wildflowers, and the gentle breeze, rediscovering cherished memories while forging new ones. This unique camp boasts an impressive array of all-weather facilities, including a traditional goemon-buro bath, an indoor irori hearth, a pizza oven, and a stunning tree-top site suspended 8 meters high for an unparalleled dining experience. While feeling wonderfully remote, the option for fully-equipped rentals makes it surprisingly accessible, perfect for both seasoned adventurers and those new to the outdoors.