Nestled just a stone's throw from Izu Inatori Port, at an elevation of 250m, Stonechair Campfield offers a serene escape embraced by the rich, natural contours of the mountain. With 50 diverse sites thoughtfully segmented by trees and foliage, it caters to all — from solo adventurers to families and even furry friends, ensuring a private and immersive wild play experience. Imagine nights under a sky ablaze with stars, overlooking the distant lights of the Izu Islands, and days spent swinging on a scenic viewpoint swing, soaking in breathtaking panoramas. Summer brings the added allure of nearby pristine beaches, blueberry picking, and vibrant fireworks festivals, promising year-round delight, all just a convenient 10-minute drive from Izu Inatori Station, making it an accessible yet wonderfully remote haven.
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〒413-0411 静岡県賀茂郡東伊豆町稲取 字休石3204-1
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