長野県 · 箕輪町
Midorino Shounendan Forest
Nestled in the serene heart of Minowa Town, Nagano Prefecture, Midorino Shounendan Forest offers a truly immersive nature escape. This campsite, aptly named for its lush greenery, invites adventurers to embrace the tranquility of a verdant forest setting. Imagine waking to the gentle rustle of leaves and the chorus of local birds, surrounded by the refreshing alpine air characteristic of Nagano's mountainous landscape. While facilities are simple, a well-maintained toilet ensures a comfortable stay for those seeking a rustic yet accessible outdoor experience. It’s the perfect spot to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and reconnect with the unspoiled beauty of nature.
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〒399-4601 長野県上伊那郡箕輪町中箕輪２０８２
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