Okutama Baiburusharee

Kawai Campground

Nestled amidst the abundant nature of Okutama, Kawai Campsite boasts a sprawling, pristine riverbed that invites you to unwind just two hours from the bustling city center. It's an ideal destination for families and groups of friends seeking a refreshing escape, offering ample space for leisurely enjoyment of river activities, fishing, and classic BBQ experiences. Whether you're planning a day trip, an adventurous tent stay, or prefer the comforts of lodging facilities, the campsite caters to a variety of camping styles, with various experience programs available to enrich your outdoor adventure. While beautiful year-round, the wide riverbed truly shines in the warmer months, perfect for cooling dips and riverside fun. Its convenient proximity to Tokyo makes it an accessible haven for those craving a quick immersion in nature without venturing too deep into the wilderness.

Ooba Camping Mura

¥1,000 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled along the upper reaches of the Hirai River, Oba Camp Village offers a tranquil escape into nature, surprisingly close to Tokyo. This secluded campsite is ideal for families, couples, and groups seeking a peaceful outdoor experience in a lush, green setting. You can choose to stay in comfortable bungalows, and a unique highlight is the opportunity to try pottery at the owner's ceramics studio, adding an artistic touch to your adventure. While feeling wonderfully remote, access is convenient, making it a perfect spot to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons, especially vibrant in spring and autumn.

Hato No Su Garden Kiyanpu Ba

Escape the urban rush at Hato No Su Garden Kiyanpu Ba, nestled in the scenic Okutama region of Tokyo. This charming campsite offers a serene retreat amidst the lush mountains and the gentle murmur of the Tama River. Ideal for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape, it provides basic facilities to ensure a comfortable stay while you explore the surrounding trails or simply unwind by your campfire. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Okutama's natural beauty at this secluded garden campsite.

CAZU Campground

¥300 – ¥17,500 / night

Nestled by the crystal-clear Naguri River amidst the abundant natural beauty of Hanno City, Saitama, CAZU Camp offers a unique escape into Japan's countryside. Originating from a friendly lumberyard, this campsite provides a heartwarming blend of rustic charm and modern convenience, fostering a spirit of coexistence where visitors of all types – from adventurous solo campers to families – can connect deeply with nature and forget the everyday hustle. You'll find well-equipped auto-sites, cozy log houses complete with amenities, and even a pizza oven for culinary adventures. A true highlight is its reputation as the best firefly habitat in the region, promising magical evenings. Plan your visit from late June to early July to witness the breathtaking spectacle of countless fireflies dancing through the night, transforming the riverside into a fantastical dreamscape. Despite its serene, natural setting, CAZU Camp remains conveniently accessible from major urban centers, making it an ideal destination for a refreshing natural getaway.

Ootake Campground Karyuu Site

Nestled in the lush natural embrace of Akiruno City, Tokyo, Ootake Campground Karyuu Site offers a refreshing escape from urban life. This riverside retreat, situated along a pristine stream in the Tama region, promises an immersive forest experience. Adventurers can look forward to waking up to the soothing sounds of flowing water and exploring the verdant surroundings. With convenient access from central Tokyo, it’s an ideal spot for a quick yet profound reconnection with nature. Prepare for serene nights under the canopy and invigorating days amidst the tranquil forest.

Ootake Shounyuudou Ootake Campground

¥200 – ¥1,600 / night

Nestled deep within the rich nature of Okutama in Hinohara Village, Tokyo, Otake Campsite offers a true escape from urban life. It's uniquely situated adjacent to the magnificent Otake Limestone Cave, Tokyo's only cave, promising an extraordinary natural experience with its millennia-old stalactites. As a free campsite, it provides a sense of wild adventure and freedom, perfect for campers seeking ultimate privacy amidst untouched landscapes—definitely bring your own gear for this immersive nature retreat. The highlight is undoubtedly the Otake Limestone Cave, where you can don a helmet for a guided exploration into its mysterious depths. Open year-round from September 1st, the campsite provides ever-changing scenery, but a visit from August when the cave reopens, especially during the vibrant autumn foliage, would be particularly breathtaking. Though located within Tokyo, reaching this gem feels like stepping into a remote wilderness, offering a profound sense of rejuvenation away from the city's hustle.