Sakura Kaidou Shirakawa Sato Hirase Hot Spring Camping Site

Shirakawa Forest Campground

Embark on an unforgettable adventure at Shirakawa Forest Campground, nestled deep within Gifu Prefecture's mountainous Shirakawa Village. This serene retreat offers a prime base for exploring the region's stunning natural beauty, including the nearby UNESCO World Heritage site of Shirakawa-go. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the ancient forest, where crisp mountain air and the gentle rustle of leaves create a perfect escape. With essential facilities like toilets available, you can focus on disconnecting from the everyday and reconnecting with nature in this breathtaking setting.

Miboro Kohan Camping Site

Perched on a scenic high ground overlooking the pristine Lake Miboro, Miboroko Lakeside Campsite offers a refreshing escape into nature with its wonderfully clear air. This auto campsite is perfect for families, pet owners, and even first-time campers, thanks to comprehensive rental gear and a welcoming atmosphere. Beyond basic amenities, you'll find convenient power sites, clean sanitary facilities with showers and laundry, and even an on-site cafe & bar to enhance your stay. Summer nights here unveil a breathtaking tapestry of dazzling stars, complementing exciting lake activities like kayaking and SUP, with discounted canoe tours available. Despite its deep natural setting, access is a breeze, just a 10-minute drive from Shokawa IC, making it an ideal blend of convenience and wilderness adventure.

Nanryuu Ke Baba Yaeijou

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Perched at an elevation of 2,080m on the majestic Mt. Hakusan, NanryuヶBaba Campfield offers a truly wild and exhilarating camping experience amidst a paradise above the clouds. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of nature, surrounded by vibrant alpine flowers and pristine wilderness that invites a deep connection with the untamed landscape. With newly constructed flush toilets as of 2022, even those less accustomed to mountain hut stays can enjoy a surprisingly comfortable and private experience, making it accessible for adventurers of all levels. The camp is open from July to mid-October, when highlights include breathtaking starry nights, magnificent sunrises, and the stunning autumn foliage unique to Hakusan, promising unforgettable memories. While accessing the camp from Bettodeai Trailhead requires about a four-hour hike, the journey culminates in an extraordinary sense of accomplishment and a profound escape from the everyday.

Komorebi Forest Camping Shoukawa

Tucked away in the rich forests of Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Komorebi no Mori Camp Shokawa is a labor of love, crafted by a former salaryman who transformed an overgrown woodland into a tranquil escape. Passing through a curtain of larch trees, you'll discover sites embraced by broadleaf trees, offering an immersive forest bathing experience soundtracked by birdsong and insect chirps. It’s an ideal spot for solo or duo campers, with a welcoming atmosphere that ensures female campers feel safe and comfortable. Enjoy the cool embrace of sunbeams filtering through the leaves in summer, or experience the magic of camping on powder snow in winter. This remote, handcrafted haven promises a deeply relaxing retreat from the everyday.

NOASOBI Campground

¥800 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled amidst the grand nature of Hida, NOASOBI Campfield transforms a former ski resort's vast slopes into an exhilarating playground during the green season. Operated by the very staff family who manage the ski resort's snowcats, you'll find a meticulous attention to detail and warm hospitality here, perfect for families and beginners, but also offering a profound connection with nature for solo adventurers. A standout feature is the expansive mountain vegetable picking area (for a fee), promising a thrilling yet wistful wild foraging experience unlike any urban escape. Thanks to newly opened tunnels, access is surprisingly convenient, making it an ideal destination for your next weekend adventure.

Hidatakayama Hikodani Village

Nestled in the beautiful satoyama just a 5-minute drive from Hida Kiyomi Interchange, Hida Takayama Hikodani no Sato offers a truly natural camping experience. Surrounded by groves of beech and oak trees and lulled by the gentle murmur of a clear stream, this campsite is a hidden gem where time flows at a serene, unhurried pace. Forget the hustle and bustle of city life as you immerse yourself in authentic, quiet camping, with the added charm of an adjacent wildflower garden boasting over 100 species of wild plants. Hike up Mt. Ibuse for panoramic views of the Hida landscape and distant mountain ranges, or embrace the magic of a winter camp, as the site is open year-round, even offering winter bud observation tours in the snowy forest. It's a perfect blend of convenient access and deep immersion in nature.