Shiroiwa Misaki Park Campground

Ryuu Ke Hama Campground

¥3,500 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled in the Ashizuri-Uwakai National Park at the westernmost tip of Kochi, Ryugahama Campground offers breathtaking views of Kashiwajima, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. This unique campsite features wood deck tent sites, providing a perfect base for an immersive outdoor adventure. Spend your days snorkeling, diving, or taking a glass-bottom boat tour in the stunning underwater park, or explore the dramatic Odo Coastline and the panoramic views from Odoyama Observatory. With a wide array of camping gear, marine equipment, and cooking essentials available for rent, you can arrive light and fully enjoy the convenience and rich natural beauty. It’s a captivating destination, well worth the journey, offering unforgettable experiences for families and adventurers alike from spring through late autumn.

Ootsuki Ekorojii Campground

¥1,618 – ¥18,181 / night

Nestled on the southernmost tip of Kochi Prefecture, Ōtsuki Ecology Campsite offers a prime oceanfront escape, boasting stunning views of Kashiwajima and Ashizuri's azure waters. This special place is renowned for its incredible marine biodiversity, home to approximately 65 species of coral – reportedly the highest concentration in a single marine area globally – making it a diver's and snorkeler's paradise. Imagine falling asleep to the sound of waves, gathering around a crackling campfire, and savoring fresh seafood under a star-studded sky. With convenient rental equipment for hassle-free adventures and optional access to Hotel Belle Reef's grand bath, it's perfect for families, solo travelers, or anyone seeking a captivating seaside journey in a truly unique natural setting.

Ootsuki Outdoor FiirudoKASHINISHI

Discover Ootsuki Outdoor FiirudoKASHINISHI, an exceptional campsite nestled in Ootsuki Town, Kochi Prefecture. This location offers the unique blend of rugged coastal beauty and lush natural surroundings, perfect for adventurous spirits. While the campsite doesn't boast specific tags, its position in Kochi implies proximity to the Pacific Ocean, providing opportunities for coastal exploration, water activities, and enjoying fresh seafood. Basic facilities include toilets, ensuring a comfortable stay as you immerse yourself in the vibrant nature and scenic beauty characteristic of Southern Japan.

Oomori Yama Campground

¥100 – ¥220 / night

Nestled amidst lush greenery and an expansive sky, Omoriyama Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature, ideal for families and groups. This well-equipped site, often utilized for school outdoor activities, boasts essential facilities like campfire areas, cooking facilities, showers, and toilets, ensuring a comfortable experience even for first-time campers. For ultimate convenience, you can rent camping gear, tents, and even purchase firewood and charcoal on-site, allowing for a hassle-free adventure. Open exclusively in July and August, it's the perfect summer retreat to create lasting memories under the open sky, offering a convenient yet immersive nature experience.

Chouei Kashima ・ Aogiri Campground

Nestled on Kashima Island, once a hunting ground for the Date clan of Uwajima, this campsite is a true natural haven teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Imagine waking up to the sight of wild deer and monkeys at play, just a stone's throw from your tent. The nearby Coral Beach beckons with crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkeling amidst vibrant coral reefs, making it a bustling hub for swimmers and campers during the summer months. With convenient amenities like hot showers and flush toilets, it’s an ideal spot for families or first-time campers seeking a comfortable yet immersive escape into the wild.

Hanaki Farm Private Campground

Nestled in the secluded heart of Ainan Town, Ehime Prefecture, Hanaki Farm Campsite offers a truly unique, one-group-per-day private escape. Immerse yourself in the refreshing aroma of Kawachi Bankan citrus groves, where you can unwind to the chorus of birdsong and the gentle murmur of the stream, all while gazing up at an incredible blanket of stars. This wild yet welcoming spot boasts a DIY wooden deck perfect for BBQs, and if you visit during the right season, you might even get to harvest your own Kawachi Bankan. It's the perfect blend of remote wilderness and charming, rustic comfort for an unforgettable solo or intimate group adventure.