Hyuuga Yama Adobenchaa Site

Kodomo ・ Fureai Yume Kuukan

Nestled along the pristine Oyanagi River in Yamanashi Prefecture, 'Kodomo Fureai Yumekukan' offers a truly unique camping adventure within a repurposed former elementary school. This innovative site transforms the old Gokai Elementary School into a welcoming lodge, perfect for families and groups looking for an easy outdoor escape, even allowing you to camp and barbecue hands-free. Imagine having full access to a spacious playground, a gymnasium for active fun, and even a music room for creative expression, making it ideal for retreats, workshops, or simply a nostalgic wilderness experience. While stunning year-round, the spring blossoms, cool summer river activities, and vibrant autumn foliage promise an unforgettable visit. It's a conveniently accessible yet wonderfully remote escape where the charm of an old schoolhouse meets the serenity of nature.

Haruie MuraCAMP FROnTIER

¥2,727 – ¥11,000 / night

Nestled in the lush, natural foothills of Minobu-cho, Yamanashi, Harenoya Village CAMP FROnTIER offers a unique and welcoming retreat. From nostalgic areas surrounding traditional Japanese farmhouses to the breathtaking 'Sky Area' perfect for solo adventurers, you'll find a camping style to suit your every mood. This campsite boasts exceptional facilities, including hot water at the washing stations, Wi-Fi in the communal farmhouse with a kids' room, and even the TSUKI Campers' Bar. Seasonal events like bamboo shoot and wild vegetable foraging make every visit a fresh discovery. Easily accessible from the Chubu-Odan Expressway, it’s a serene escape that feels both remote and conveniently located.

Hoshiakari Camping Fiirudo

Escape to Hoshiakari Camping Fiirudo, nestled deep within Yamanashi Prefecture's Minobu Town, offering a pristine mountain escape. This secluded site promises breathtaking starry nights, where the celestial canvas above feels incredibly close, far from any city lights. Surrounded by the rich, verdant mountains of Yamanashi, adventurers will find endless opportunities to explore the region's natural beauty. With pet-friendly amenities and a tranquil atmosphere, it's the perfect base for your next outdoor expedition, complete with comfortable facilities including toilets.

Shi Biren Mizuumi Suimei Sou Campground

Nestled at 850m elevation in the embrace of the Kai mountains, Shibireko Suimeiso Campsite offers a truly unique escape to a pristine mountain lake, historically revered as one of the Fuji Eight Lakes. The lake's spring-fed waters boast exceptional clarity, creating a serene backdrop for an unforgettable outdoor experience. Beyond traditional tent camping, families with small children or those new to the outdoors can opt for a comfortable stay in the mountain hut, blending adventure with convenience. Guests can enjoy fishing, boating, forest bathing, and yoga year-round, immersing themselves in this designated Yamanashi Prefectural Natural Park, a genuine wilderness haven that requires a planned journey to reach its tranquility.

Ooyanagi Kawa Keiryuu Campground

Nestled in Yamanashi Prefecture, Oyanagawa Stream Campground offers a serene escape where the gentle murmur of a crystal-clear stream creates a truly restorative atmosphere. With well-appointed auto and tent sites, plus a shallow stream perfect for young children to play safely, it's an ideal spot for families seeking a nature-filled adventure. The surrounding Oyanagawa Valley transforms with the seasons, from vibrant early summer greenery to breathtaking autumn foliage, making it a beloved destination for trekkers exploring its ten suspension bridges and five waterfalls. After a day of hiking and riverside fun, campers can gather around a bonfire under a blanket of stars, disconnecting from daily life and embracing the wilderness. While feeling wonderfully remote, convenient access and proximity to the Totani Onsenkyo hot springs allow for a perfect blend of outdoor exploration and relaxation.

Shi Biren Mizuumi Suimei Sou

Nestled at an elevation of 850m within the bosom of the Kai mountains, Shibireko Suimeisou offers an unparalleled escape on the shores of Shibireko Lake, a small mountain lake renowned for its crystal-clear spring water and historical significance as one of the sacred Fuji Eight Lakes. This 'place rich in nothingness' invites you to disconnect from the urban rush and immerse yourself in serene nature, perfect for families, solo adventurers, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. Beyond traditional tent camping, unique mountain lodge accommodations are available for those new to the outdoors or with small children, allowing you to enjoy activities by day and relax in comfort by night. The Yamanashi Prefectural Natural Park setting provides year-round opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, forest bathing, and even yoga, all surrounded by abundant wildlife. While feeling wonderfully remote and deeply connected to nature, this fully reservation-based campsite ensures a managed, exclusive experience, promising an authentic wilderness adventure with a touch of comfort.