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Hatokatooutdoor

Discover Hatokatooutdoor, an adventurer's haven nestled in the serene embrace of Sera Town, Hiroshima Prefecture. This tranquil campsite offers a perfect escape into nature, surrounded by the region's characteristic rolling hills and lush forests. With basic facilities including toilets, it provides a comfortable base for exploring the scenic beauty of Sera, known for its agricultural landscapes and vibrant seasonal flora. Embrace the opportunity for stargazing, forest walks, and a genuine connection with the outdoors in this peaceful setting. Hatokatooutdoor is your gateway to an invigorating Hiroshima adventure.

Outdoor Park Une Yama Une Yanbe Zoku Ryokou Mura

Discover Outdoor Park Une Yama Une Yanbe Zoku Ryokou Mura, nestled in the scenic mountains of Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture. This park offers a refreshing escape, surprisingly close to the Seto Inland Sea yet providing a distinct elevated cool mountain atmosphere. It's an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty or simply unwinding amidst the tranquility of the Japanese mountains. With essential toilet facilities, it provides a comfortable gateway for adventurers eager to experience Hiroshima's unique inland wilderness.

Hana No Eki Sera

¥1,000 – ¥2,000 / night

Nestled in the highlands of Sera Town, Hiroshima, Hana-no-Eki Sera is an extraordinary flower farm offering a unique camping experience amidst a kaleidoscope of seasonal blooms. Imagine setting up your authentic auto camp on a scenic hilltop within the park, where you can gaze upon a sky full of stars after a day of exploring vibrant flower fields. This family-friendly destination boasts Japan's largest flower art, charming baby goats to interact with, and numerous Instagram-worthy photo spots alongside delightful floral-themed treats. While breathtaking year-round, the spring nemophila and autumn cosmos fields, often accompanied by a mesmerizing sea of clouds, are particularly stunning highlights, all easily accessible by car for an unforgettable natural escape.

Ashida Mizuumi Auto Campground

Nestled gracefully on the shores of Lake Ashida, Ashidako Auto Campsite offers a serene escape amidst the verdant mountains of Sera-cho, Hiroshima. This auto campsite provides a perfect blend of convenience and nature, ideal for adventurous families, peaceful solo retreats, or groups seeking a harmonious outdoor experience. You'll appreciate the ease of vehicle-side pitching, complemented by clean and well-maintained facilities that ensure a comfortable stay. The vibrant greens of spring and the breathtaking autumn foliage reflecting on the lake make these seasons particularly spectacular for activities like fishing, kayaking, or leisurely lakeside strolls. Despite its tranquil setting, access is remarkably straightforward, just a short 13-minute drive from the Sera Interchange, inviting you to dive into wilderness without the hassle.

Shiki Village Campground

¥1,100 – ¥4,000 / night

Nestled at the foot of the nationally designated natural monument, "Yano Gankai" (rock sea), Shiki no Sato Campground offers a deeply immersive nature experience, enveloped by a rich, verdant forest that transforms with the seasons. Whether you're seeking a family adventure or a tranquil retreat, choose from well-equipped auto-sites with power, sinks, and kamado stoves, or expansive free sites for a more open feel. A truly unique feature is the new workspace utilizing "Jubako," a wooden trailer house collaboration between world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma and Snow Peak, allowing for creative endeavors amidst nature's embrace. While enjoyable year-round, the clear nights offer spectacular stargazing, and hiking or cycling trails beckon exploration in spring and autumn. Conveniently located just a 15-minute drive from the Sera IC, it strikes a perfect balance between remote wilderness and easy accessibility.

Kawa Sa Kyou

¥1,100 – ¥2,200 / night

Nestled by the upper reaches of the Ashida River, at the foot of Hatahata Dam, Kawakyo offers a serene riverside escape perfect for families and groups. Its gentle current and natural rock formations create safe havens for river play, while a thrilling water slider and a dedicated splash pool promise endless summer fun for all ages. Beyond the aquatic adventures, guests can enjoy walking trails and even park golf just a short drive away. Though open year-round, summer truly brings this campsite to life, offering an accessible wilderness retreat just a 10-minute walk from JR Kawasa Station.