Okuyama Hot Spring

Okuyama Hot Spring Campground Seishounen Ryokou Mura

Nestled deep within the verdant mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture, Okuyama Onsen Campground offers a serene escape into nature. This hidden gem provides a tranquil setting perfect for both families seeking a peaceful retreat and solo adventurers craving solitude amidst the trees. Its unique draw is the immediate access to Okuyama Onsen, allowing campers to unwind in soothing hot springs after a day outdoors. While beautiful year-round, spring's fresh greenery and autumn's vibrant foliage are particularly breathtaking, offering a rewarding blend of rustic camping and convenient relaxation that feels a world away.

Fukushi Kawa Auto Campground

Nestled in the lush natural landscape of Nanbu Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, Fukushi Kawa Auto Campground offers a tranquil escape beside the pristine Fukushi River. This auto campground provides the perfect base for exploring the region's scenic beauty, with the gentle sounds of the river providing a constant, soothing soundtrack. Guests can enjoy easy access to the riverside, ideal for relaxing afternoons or quiet reflection. With essential facilities like restrooms, Fukushi Kawa Auto Campground ensures a comfortable and convenient wilderness experience for all adventurers.

Auto Campground Black Smith Outdoorfield Sanogawa Base

Nestled in Nanbu Town, the southernmost tip of Yamanashi Prefecture, Black Smith Outdoorfield Sanogawa Base offers a serene escape where mountains, a clear river, and gentle breezes converge. This versatile campsite caters to all, from seasoned campers seeking an authentic experience to families looking for a relaxing retreat, all while providing modern comforts like flush toilets, hot showers, and Wi-Fi. It's also a celebrated 'Yurucamp△' pilgrimage site, with the Sanogawa Onsen (featured in the anime) just a short walk away, making it perfect for a post-camping soak. Imagine gazing at a sky full of stars, perhaps even spotting fireflies, in this quiet riverside setting that's surprisingly accessible right off Route 52.

Ume Ke Shima Campground

¥340 – ¥8,800 / night

Nestled deep in the mountains, 梅ケ島キャンプ場 (Umegashima Campsite) offers a serene escape along the clear waters of the Abe River. This expansive free-site camp can accommodate 90 tents and also features five large bungalows, making it perfect for families, groups, or even solo adventurers seeking a refreshing nature immersion. Hike the scenic trails surrounding the campsite to discover stunning seasonal beauty, particularly the breathtaking autumn foliage that paints the mountains in vibrant hues. Though it feels wonderfully remote and wild, access from JR Shizuoka Station by bus in about 1 hour and 40 minutes makes this mountain retreat surprisingly accessible.

Yu Camping

Tucked away in the verdant depths of Umegashima, Shizuoka City's Aoi Ward, Yu Camp is a true hidden gem, living up to its moniker of 'Golden Village'. This enchanting campsite, cradled by the gentle murmur of a clear stream and lush greenery, offers a wonderfully liberating atmosphere on its spacious free sites. Whether you're seeking a serene family escape or a contemplative solo adventure, it's the perfect place to reconnect with nature at your own pace. While its somewhat remote mountain location adds to the adventure, the exceptional experience awaiting you, especially amidst the vibrant new growth of spring, promises an unforgettable escape into the heart of Japan's natural beauty.

Oku Sen Mata Campground

¥500 – ¥51,000 / night

Tucked away deep in the mountains of Shizuoka, Okusenmata Campground offers a true escape where the sounds of the crackling bonfire, the flowing river, and birdsong are your only companions. Bathed in dappled sunlight filtering through new growth, this serene location invites you to unwind and reconnect with nature under a sky brilliant with stars. Whether you're seeking a family adventure or a tranquil solo retreat, you'll find plenty to enjoy, from river and pool play to nature crafts, a pizza kiln, and even a golf cage. Despite feeling like a remote wilderness paradise, it’s surprisingly accessible from the Shintomei Shizuoka Interchange.