Kyuukamura Noto Chirihama Shiisaido Auto Campground

Campground Kanritou

¥1,250 – ¥5,140 / night

Nestled within Noto Hanto Quasi-National Park, Kyukamura Noto Chirihama Campground offers an exceptional seaside camping experience, mere steps from a stunning white sand beach fringed with pine trees. Imagine waking to the sound of waves, with the ocean just a three-minute stroll away for swimming, beachcombing, or simply watching the breathtaking sunset. This welcoming site caters to all, from families to solo adventurers, offering convenient options like dome tents and rental sets for hassle-free camping, alongside the luxury of a natural hot spring bath, 'Naminami-no-Yu,' at the main hotel. Open from spring until late autumn, it serves as a perfect base for exploring the Noto Peninsula's natural wonders and iconic attractions.

OUTDOOR RESORT 891

¥550 – ¥8,800 / night

Nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture's Hakui City, OUTDOOR RESORT 891 offers an immersive escape where the gentle embrace of satoyama (foothills) meets the invigorating presence of satoumi (coastal areas). This versatile outdoor haven caters to every adventurer, from solo trekkers to bustling families, offering traditional camping, day camps, glamping, and even bushcraft experiences. A dedicated dog camp and spacious dog run ensure your furry friends have an unforgettable time, while well-equipped BBQ facilities make al fresco dining a breeze. Enjoy evenings under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the tranquility of nature, far enough from the city to feel remote yet conveniently accessible for a rejuvenating getaway. Spring through autumn unveil the best of this resort, with vibrant scenery and endless opportunities for outdoor fun.

Chirihama Nagisa Mobireeji

¥200 – ¥1,500 / night

Nestled alongside the unique Chirihama Nagisa Driveway, Japan's only beach you can drive on, Chirihama Nagisa Movillage offers an unparalleled seaside camping experience. This family-friendly campground serves as an ideal base for exploring Noto, perfect for swimming, breathtaking sunset viewing, and invigorating morning strolls by the sea. A standout feature is the on-site rental cycle service, allowing adventurers to pedal along the shoreline, feeling the refreshing sea breeze. Embrace the wild beauty of the coast from spring through autumn, making this a wonderfully convenient yet immersive escape into nature.

Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando

Discover Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando, a unique campsite nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture's Hakui City, offering a genuine escape into the wild heart of the Noto Peninsula. This location provides an authentic experience, perfect for adventurers seeking to immerse themselves in Japan's untouched natural beauty, far from the well-trodden paths. With its pet-friendly facilities and flexible booking, it’s an ideal base for exploring the region's diverse landscapes, from coastal vistas to lush forests. Prepare for evenings under a canopy of stars and days filled with discovery in this serene yet exhilarating natural haven. Operating until 9 PM, it offers ample time to unwind and reconnect with nature after a day of exploration.

Ooshima Campground

¥600 – ¥40,800 / night

Nestled within the Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park, Oshima Campsite offers a spectacular setting where white sands meet blue pines and the vast Japan Sea. This expansive auto camp provides the freedom to drive right to your preferred spot and pitch your tent, making it perfect for both bustling summer family getaways and tranquil spring/autumn retreats. You'll find modern comforts like newly installed washlet toilets and EV chargers, enhancing your stay significantly. A unique highlight is the adjacent swimming beach, offering direct access and even free beach seine fishing experiences during summer. Easily accessible by car from Kanazawa, it perfectly blends wild natural beauty with convenient, clean facilities, promising memorable adventures year-round.

Ooshima Kaisuiyokujou

¥300 – ¥35,000 / night

Nestled on the picturesque Noto Peninsula, Oshima Beach Campsite offers a truly enchanting escape where the emerald sea meets the verdant land. With its famously clear, shallow waters, once recognized among Japan's Top 88 Beaches, it's an ideal spot for families to safely splash and play. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, staying in a cozy log house, or a comfortable cottage, there's an accommodation type for every adventurer, including dog-friendly options for your furry companions. Operating year-round, it's perfect for summer beach fun, but also offers unique charms during the vibrant autumn and tranquil winter months. Conveniently accessible by car from Kanazawa, the campsite is also a gateway to local attractions like roadside stations, hot springs, and even a driveable sandy beach.