Kyanpingusupotto Hamano

Camping Site Ａ

¥1,000 – ¥3,000 / night

Discover キャンプサイトA, a hidden gem offering an intimate, handcrafted camping experience right on the seafront in Suzu, at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves, spending your days swimming or barbecuing with the ocean as your backdrop, and stargazing under vast, unpolluted skies. This private campground, just a 10-minute drive from town for convenient resupply, welcomes pets and is perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape into nature without sacrificing accessibility. Whether you're a family, a group of friends, or a solo adventurer, you'll find a serene and memorable retreat here.

Camping Site Ｂ

¥500 – ¥3,000 / night

Escape to Campsite B, a charming, handcrafted site in Misaki Town, Suzu City, boasting an unparalleled beachfront location. Imagine waking to the sound of waves, spending your days swimming and barbecuing right by the sea, and evenings bathed in the glow of a coastal sunset. This intimate spot offers a wonderful balance of rustic charm and convenience, being just a 10-minute drive from the city for any forgotten essentials. Perfect for families, couples, or even solo adventurers seeking a tranquil seaside escape, it's open year-round, offering lively summer fun or serene off-season solitude with your furry friends.

Hachi Ke Sakino Ei Ba

¥300 – ¥1,200 / night

Perched at the tip of the Noto Peninsula in Suzu City, Hachigasaki Yaeijo offers an immersive camping experience with a stunning white sand beach and crystal-clear blue sea right at your doorstep. Imagine pitching your tent and spending evenings under a canopy of stars, enjoying a bonfire with loved ones – it's an ideal spot for creating unforgettable memories. With amenities like shared cooking facilities and hot showers, it's welcoming for both seasoned campers and those new to the outdoors. Open exclusively in mid-summer, this campsite provides a unique seasonal adventure that feels both remote in its natural beauty and conveniently accessible, being just a short walk from the bus stop.

Hachi Ke Saki Auto Campground

¥3,100 – ¥18,700 / night

Nestled in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Hachigasaki Auto Campsite offers an idyllic escape where the verdant "satoyama" hills meet the sparkling "satoumi" coast. You'll find yourself just moments from the beautiful Hachigasaki Beach, where the gentle sound of waves provides a soothing backdrop. This vibrant resort-style campsite is perfect for families and groups looking for both relaxation and adventure, catering to every camping preference. Choose from fully-equipped trailer houses with private kitchens and bathrooms, individual sites boasting private water taps and AC power, or spacious free sites. Summer is undoubtedly the highlight, with the inviting Hachigasaki Beach ready for swimming and sunbathing, though the mild autumn months also offer a delightful opportunity to explore the surrounding landscapes and local attractions.

Borakyan Suzu

Nestled in Suzu City at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, Boracamp Suzu offers a unique camping experience dedicated to community support. This isn't just a campsite; it's a vital base camp for volunteers actively participating in recovery efforts, providing a comfortable and well-equipped haven amidst the area's natural beauty. You'll find modern amenities like flush toilets, laundry facilities, a communal kitchen, and Wi-Fi, ensuring a refreshing stay after a day of meaningful work. During the colder months, options expand from vehicle camping and personal tents to cozy indoor partitioned beds, making it a viable retreat year-round. This campsite allows you to immerse yourself in an impactful adventure, contributing directly to the region's revitalization.

PlaygroundSuzu

Nestled in Suzu City at the very tip of Ishikawa Prefecture's Noto Peninsula, Playground Suzu offers a deeply reconnected camping experience, born from resilience and community spirit. This isn't just a campsite; it's a vibrant space where people, nature, and the future intertwine, reborn stronger after the Noto Peninsula earthquake. Auto campers can look forward to nights under a blanket of sparkling stars and mornings greeted by breathtaking sunrises over the ocean, perfect for both solo adventurers and group getaways. As it's produced by Urano Farm, you can enrich your stay with unique agricultural experiences and farm-to-table dining, making it a truly immersive escape. While it's a scenic two-hour-and-twenty-minute drive from Kanazawa Station, the journey is well worth it for this unique blend of natural beauty and meaningful connection, available outside of its December to February winter closure.