Higotai Park Camping Mura

Re‐volt Aso

Escape the ordinary and ignite your adventurous spirit at Re-volt Aso, nestled in the breathtaking Aso region of Kumamoto Prefecture. Located in the tranquil Ubuyama Village, this campsite offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the dramatic volcanic landscapes and pristine natural beauty of Aso. Challenge yourself with nearby hiking trails or simply unwind under a canopy of stars, far from city lights. Essential facilities, including restrooms, are available to ensure a comfortable and exhilarating outdoor experience.

Se No Hon Highlands Auto Campground

Embark on an unforgettable adventure at Se No Hon Highlands Auto Campground, nestled within the breathtaking Aso-Kuju National Park in Kumamoto Prefecture. Perched at an elevation of approximately 900 meters, this site offers unparalleled access to panoramic mountain views and crisp, invigorating air. Experience the thrill of stargazing under the clear highland sky and wake up to the sounds of nature. It’s the perfect base for exploring the diverse landscapes of the Aso region, from scenic hikes to tranquil relaxation amidst the vast greenery. Prepare for an immersive wilderness escape.

Tenkuu No Daichi Kujuu Highlands Hotel Campground

¥1,500 – ¥25,000 / night

Nestled amidst the majestic Kuju, Aso, and Sobo mountain ranges, Tenku no Daichi Kuju Kogen Hotel Campsite offers an unforgettable escape into nature. This family-friendly destination boasts the exciting Crest Park, where wooden play equipment, a trolley coaster, and even tarzan ropes provide endless fun for all ages during the day. As night falls, prepare to be mesmerized by a blanket of brilliant stars stretching across the clear高原sky, offering a truly immersive celestial experience. With well-maintained cooking facilities, restrooms, and even a hotel shop selling firewood and charcoal, it's a convenient and comfortable base for both seasoned campers and first-timers looking to reconnect with the wilderness, with the added bonus of access to the hotel's relaxing onsen. While feeling wonderfully remote, it's surprisingly accessible, making it a perfect spot for year-round mountain adventures, though winter visitors should be prepared for potential snow.

Kujuu Seigun Re Campground

Nestled in Taketa City, Oita Prefecture, Kujuu Seigun Re Campground offers an unparalleled stargazing experience amidst the majestic Kujuu Highlands. Prepare to be awestruck by the panoramic views of the Kuju Mountain Range during the day, before the vast, unblemished night sky transforms into a dazzling spectacle of stars. This site promises adventurers a serene escape where the Milky Way feels within reach, making it perfect for astrophotography or simply soaking in the cosmic beauty. With essential toilet facilities, your wilderness adventure remains comfortable and convenient.

SOY BASE

Discover SOY BASE, an adventurous escape nestled in the scenic mountainous region of Taketa City, Oita Prefecture. This campsite offers a prime location within easy reach of the stunning landscapes of the Aso-Kuju National Park, providing a perfect base for exploration. Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Oita mountains, with opportunities for hiking, stargazing, and connecting with nature. Essential facilities, including toilets, are available to ensure a comfortable and accessible outdoor experience.

Chaya No Hara Campground

Nestled within the spectacular Aso-Kuju National Park Special Area, Chayanohara Camp offers a truly immersive nature experience amidst Aso's iconic landscapes. Renowned for its appearance in "Hiroshi's Solo Camping Recommendations," this auto-free campsite invites both solo adventurers and groups to design their perfect outdoor escape across five diverse areas. Whether you prefer sprawling sites for tents or dedicated spots for campervans and solo setups, you'll find ample space to create your ideal base. Spring brings the unique Aso grass burning (noyaki) tradition, and specific periods even allow for guided wild edible plant foraging, adding a distinctive cultural touch to your stay. While feeling wonderfully remote in the national park, access via National Route 442 is straightforward, promising an authentic wilderness experience without being overly challenging.