Senmaida Auto Campground

Tokone Plaza

Discover Tokone Plaza, a pristine and secluded campsite nestled within the rich natural tapestry of Kumano, Mie Prefecture. This untagged gem offers a raw, authentic camping experience, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the region's dramatic coastal beauty and ancient forests. With basic facilities including toilets, it's perfect for adventurers seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape. Explore the nearby Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails or discover hidden coves along the Pacific coast, returning to a tranquil haven under a canopy of stars.

Okutoro Park Campground

Nestled in Kitayama Village, Wakayama's unique landlocked enclave surrounded by mountains and the majestic Kitayama River, Okutoro Park Campground offers an unparalleled wilderness escape. With both bungalows and auto-camping sites available, it's perfect for families or groups seeking a comfortable yet immersive outdoor experience. The adjacent Okutoro Onsen Yamanoyado provides a welcoming retreat after a day of adventure. The true highlight is the thrilling traditional log rafting down the Kitayama River, a truly unique experience that will create lasting memories. Despite its remote feel, convenient amenities like barbecue facilities and rental options ensure a stress-free and unforgettable camping trip in this captivating natural setting.

Obune Campground

Nestled in the serene landscape of Kumano City, Mie Prefecture, Obune Campground offers an intimate escape for nature enthusiasts. This secluded site provides a tranquil base for exploring the rich natural beauty surrounding the Kumano-nada coast. With essential facilities including restrooms and pet-friendly policies, it caters to adventurers seeking a rustic yet comfortable experience. Enjoy direct access to coastal activities like fishing and beachcombing, or simply unwind under the vast, star-filled skies unique to this unspoiled region. Obune Campground is your gateway to an authentic outdoor adventure, perfect for those eager to connect with Mie's stunning coastal wilderness.

Hisetsu No Taki Campground

Tucked away in the southernmost part of Mie Prefecture, Hisetsu-no-Taki Campsite is a natural haven surrounded by mountains, rivers, and rice fields, centered around the magnificent 30-meter high Hisetsu Waterfall. It offers a tranquil escape in the Kumano region, renowned for its World Heritage sites, perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature. Dive into the wide, pristine waterfall basin for refreshing river play in summer, or embark on an exhilarating kayaking adventure right beneath the powerful falls. Summer is ideal for water activities, while spring and autumn offer vibrant scenery and pleasant temperatures for exploring the green promenades. The campsite also facilitates unique local food experiences, including barbecues with fresh regional ingredients. While feeling wonderfully secluded amidst deep nature, its location is also surprisingly convenient for exploring the Higashi-Kishu area and visiting the sacred Kumano Sanzan.

Kuuchuu No Mura

¥200 – ¥14,000 / night

Tucked away in the remote, mountainous Totsukawa Village of Nara Prefecture, "Kuchu no Mura" (Village in the Sky) offers an extraordinary escape amidst a lush, untouched forest. Conceived with a touch of French inspiration, this unique facility is an adult's playground, perfect for those seeking a refreshing and adventurous glamping experience, ideal for solo travelers, couples, or small groups. Imagine strolling across transparent suspension bridges high among the trees, or spending a night suspended in a treehouse, sky tent, or transparent dome, feeling as if you're floating in the canopy. Open from March to November, the campsite shines from spring's vibrant greens to autumn's fiery reds, each season offering breathtaking vistas and star-filled night skies. While the journey to this hidden gem involves navigating winding mountain roads, the incredible experiences and serene beauty that await you are undoubtedly worth the remote trek.

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Venture into the pristine wilderness of Shimokitayama Village, Nara Prefecture, and discover ＣＡＭＰ ＫＡＷＡＳＥＭＩ. Aptly named after the 'kingfisher,' this riverside campsite promises an immersive nature experience amidst lush mountains and crystal-clear streams. Perfect for adventurers seeking a tranquil escape, you can spend your days exploring the surrounding forests or simply unwinding by the water. With basic facilities like toilets available, ＣＡＭＰ ＫＡＷＡＳＥＭＩ offers a rustic yet comfortable base for your outdoor escapades in the heart of Japan's ancient capital region.