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Mai Camping Izu Ooshima Busshukurafuto

Escape the urban hustle and embrace true wilderness at Mai Camping Izu Ooshima Busshukurafuto, nestled on Tokyo's remote Izu Oshima island. This bushcraft-focused site offers a raw, immersive experience amidst the island's volcanic landscapes and lush camellia forests. Learn survival skills, forage responsibly, and truly disconnect while surrounded by the Pacific Ocean's vastness. With essential toilet facilities, it's a perfect blend of primitive camping and accessibility for the adventurous spirit seeking genuine outdoor challenge.

Umi Nofurusato Mura Sentoraru Lodge

Nestled amidst the lush nature of Izu Oshima, Umi no Furusato Mura Central Lodge offers a unique blend of coastal and mountain charm, making it an ideal escape for all kinds of campers. With both traditional campsites and comfortable lodge accommodations, it caters to everyone from adventurous families to groups seeking a relaxed outdoor experience. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of the ocean, exploring picturesque coastlines, or hiking through verdant landscapes, all within easy reach. The shoulder seasons of spring and autumn truly shine here, offering pleasant weather for stargazing and beachside bonfires under a canvas of stars. This accessible haven provides a refreshing wilderness retreat, surprisingly close yet feeling wonderfully remote.

JougasakiBASE

Nestled within a tranquil villa community inside a national park, Jōgasaki BASE offers an exclusive, one-group-per-day private camping experience. This spacious 300-tsubo (approx. 990 sqm) site allows you to awaken to birdsong, nap peacefully in the forest shade, and enjoy BBQ on a large wooden deck, all while spotting squirrels and stag beetles. It serves as an ideal base for exploring local attractions, diving spots, and hot springs, with plenty of room for your dog to roam freely. Despite its serene, nature-rich setting, it's conveniently located for various adventures, making it a perfect year-round retreat.

Kusamakura Campground

¥500 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled on a hillside overlooking the magnificent Pacific Ocean, Kusama Kura Campground offers a truly special escape near the Izu coastline. This welcoming site, born from the owner's spirit of 'on-okuri' (paying kindness forward), fosters a warm, communal atmosphere perfect for solo adventurers and families alike. With the scenic Jogasaki walking trail and Futo fishing port just a short stroll away, you can easily dive into hiking, snorkeling, or fishing. While it feels wonderfully off-the-beaten-path, accessible by a 20-30 minute walk from Jogasaki-kaigan Station, it’s best to stock up on supplies before you arrive to fully immerse yourself in this coastal gem.

RV Park Izu Kuro Ne Misaki

¥2,000 – ¥4,500 / night

Perched on the scenic Izu Kuronezaki cape, this RV Park offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the charming town of Inatori. Wake up to the stunning sight of the sunrise painting the sea with a "sun road," or be mesmerized by the "moon road" shimmering on the water on a clear full moon night, with the Izu Seven Islands visible in the distance. This convenient yet captivating spot is perfect for all types of travelers, from families to solo adventurers, providing comfortable overnight stays with power hookups, while serving as an ideal base to explore Izu's fresh seafood, natural hot springs, and seasonal attractions year-round.

Hane Fuku Ura Campground

Nestled on the remote island of Niijima, Habushira Campground offers a unique blend of lush forest and breathtaking ocean views, just a 10-minute walk from the stunning Habushira Beach. This free-style campsite, accommodating up to 100 people, provides ample space for you to set up your ideal camp, surrounded by nature's tranquility. With convenient amenities like a cooking shelter, outdoor cold showers, and numerous outdoor fire pits scattered throughout the site, it’s perfect for both seasoned campers and families seeking an adventurous escape. Summer is particularly vibrant, offering an ideal base for sea activities, though the mild climate makes it enjoyable across multiple seasons. While reaching this island paradise involves a scenic journey by ferry or plane, followed by a short local transfer, the sense of remoteness and natural beauty makes it an unforgettable destination for those craving a true island camping experience.