Nestled in the breathtaking embrace of Mt. Happoga and Mt. Kunimi, Yatani Keikoku Campground is a verdant haven where the gentle whispers of the Uchiuda River, a tributary of the Kikuchi River, serenade campers. This family-friendly retreat comes alive in summer with natural waterslide adventures and refreshing river play, while spring's vibrant greens and autumn's fiery foliage paint a stunning backdrop for relaxation. With options ranging from serene free sites to communal tent villages, it's an ideal escape for both families seeking spirited fun and solo adventurers yearning for tranquility amidst the symphony of birdsong and flowing water. Beyond the campsite, local eateries offering delicious char dishes and fishing ponds await, promising a full day of natural indulgence.
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〒861-0413 熊本県山鹿市菊鹿町矢谷２００５−２
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