Shitsu Hana Park Campground

RV Park Minato Oashisu Yawatahama Minatto

Embark on an adventurous journey to RV Park Minato Oashisu Yawatahama Minatto, strategically located in Yawatahama City, Ehime Prefecture. This RV park offers a prime base for exploring the scenic beauty of the Uwa Sea coast, known for its dramatic landscapes and mild climate. With easy access to essential facilities like restrooms, it's perfect for those seeking comfort and convenience while road tripping through Shikoku. Discover the region's rich seafood culture and charming port town atmosphere, making it an ideal stop for a memorable coastal adventure.

Kame Ke Ike Park Campground

Nestled in the picturesque Satamisaki Peninsula of Ehime Prefecture, Kamegaike Park Campground offers a unique blend of wild freedom and convenient amenities. This spacious, open-air site is directly adjacent to the rejuvenating Kamegaike Onsen hot springs, a beautiful pond, and a biotope, providing a truly immersive nature experience. With facilities like restrooms and water for cooking readily available, it's an ideal spot for both spontaneous day-trips and serene overnight stays. Enjoy the freedom of setting up your camp anywhere within the designated area, making it perfect for adventurers seeking a tranquil escape under the stars, followed by a relaxing dip in the hot springs. It's a fantastic, free-to-use gem for all types of campers, from solo explorers to families.

Chouei Suga Park & Campground

Chouei Suga Park & Campground, nestled in a tranquil inlet within Ikata Town, Ehime Prefecture, offers a pristine coastal camping experience on the Seto Inland Sea. This public park and campground provides a serene escape, perfect for those seeking the gentle rhythm of ocean waves and stunning sunsets over the numerous islands. While the tags indicate a minimalist approach, the presence of toilets ensures basic comfort for campers. Explore the undeveloped natural beauty of the park, enjoy stargazing by the coast, and immerse yourself in the calming atmosphere unique to this part of Shikoku. It’s an ideal spot for a refreshing getaway, connecting with nature without the frills of a heavily tagged site.

Guesthouse Carrefour / Ko Minka Minshuku Karufuuru Nobori Saka No Karufuuru

Embark on an authentic Ehime adventure at Guesthouse Carrefour / Ko Minka Minshuku Karufuuru Nobori Saka No Karufuuru, nestled in the scenic mountainous heart of Seiyo City. This unique guesthouse offers a captivating blend of traditional Japanese charm and a refreshing escape into nature. Surrounded by verdant forests and the serene quiet of the mountains, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's hiking trails or simply unwinding in a truly tranquil setting. Experience rural Japan at its finest, with the convenience of basic facilities including toilets.

Muun Beach Ino Ura Campground

Nestled in Ehime Prefecture's Ikata-cho, Moon Beach Inoura Campsite offers a picturesque escape with its distinctive crescent-shaped white sand beach. This family-friendly gem transforms into a lively hub during summer, inviting campers to embrace the joys of a beachfront holiday right beside a beautiful swimming area. With convenient amenities like showers and indoor toilets available during the high season, it's the perfect spot to combine thrilling marine activities with a relaxing camping experience. While the summer months require reservations, off-peak seasons allow for spontaneous visits, making it an accessible coastal retreat for all.

MORIT AKANMA

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled deep within the abundant forests of Seiyo City, MORIT AKANMA offers a unique camping experience that truly lets you immerse yourself in nature's embrace. This isn't your typical crowded campground; instead, it provides a tranquil, rustic setting perfect for families and friends to unwind amidst the forest's gentle whispers. Annual Mountain Day events, complete with beetle and stag beetle lotteries, make it an absolute paradise for children, creating unforgettable summer memories. Don't miss the stunning cherry blossom trees along the Hiji River in spring, transforming the area into a breathtaking hanami spot. While feeling wonderfully secluded, a relaxing onsen is just a short drive away, perfect for soothing weary muscles after a day of adventure.