Yamabokuguriin Site

Yamada Ranch Campground

¥1,000 – ¥4,000 / night

Yamada Bokujo Campground offers an exhilarating immersion into the magnificent nature of Mount Kasadake's southern slopes, nestled within the Shiga Kogen UNESCO Eco Park. In spring, campers can revel in the fresh greenery and lingering snow across a vast, open landscape. Winter transforms the area into Yamaboku Wild Snow Park, renowned for its 70% un-groomed natural powder slopes, perfect for adventurous snow camping, trekking, and skiing. After a day of exploration, a variety of unique hot springs nearby offer a rejuvenating retreat for both body and mind. While providing a wonderfully remote, high-altitude wilderness feel, it remains conveniently accessible within a 40-minute drive from the nearest expressway interchange.

Takinoyu Campground

¥5,500 – ¥15,400 / night

Escape to Takinoyu Campground, nestled in the scenic highlands of Takayama Village, Nagano Prefecture. True to its name, "Takinoyu" (waterfall hot spring) hints at the refreshing embrace of nature's springs and streams found throughout this mountainous region. This pristine site offers a perfect base for adventurers eager to explore the surrounding peaks and forests of the Northern Alps. With essential facilities like power sites and pet-friendly options, it's an ideal spot to recharge after a day of hiking or simply unwinding amidst the stunning alpine landscape.

Kuma No Yu Campground

Nestled deep within the mountains of Yamanouchi Town, Nagano Prefecture, Kuma No Yu Campground offers a truly remote and adventurous escape. This secluded campsite provides a raw, unfiltered wilderness experience, perfect for those looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in nature. With basic facilities limited to toilets, you'll be challenged to embrace the simplicity and rugged beauty of the Japanese Alps. Prepare for breathtaking mountain vistas, crisp alpine air, and unforgettable nights under a canopy of stars.

Kido Ike Campground

¥7,700 – ¥11,000 / night

Nestled by the tranquil Kido-ike Lake in the heart of Shiga Kogen, Kidoike Campsite offers an idyllic escape adjacent to the historic Kidoike Onsen Hotel. This unique spot combines the rustic charm of camping with the comfort of a traditional Japanese inn, boasting private hot spring baths sourced directly from the natural spring. Campers can enjoy exclusive access to a small ski slope and boat rentals, perfect for year-round adventures. Whether you're stargazing by the lake or indulging in local delicacies like Shinshu soba hotpot, this site provides a serene yet adventurous experience, easily accessible while feeling wonderfully remote.

Koyasu Hot Spring Campground

Nestled in the lush, serene embrace of Takayama Village in Shinshu, Koyasu Onsen Campsite offers a truly unique fusion of nature and therapeutic relaxation. This isn't just any campsite; it boasts direct access to Koyasu Onsen, a rare therapeutic hot spring renowned for its potent medicinal properties, including the uncommon iodine content – one of only two such springs in all of Nagano. Beyond the healing waters, the campsite’s proximity to Koyasu Shrine, dedicated to safe childbirth and fertility, lends it a blessed, family-friendly atmosphere, often referred to as the 'hot spring for children.' Imagine unwinding in mineral-rich waters after a day of exploring, with vibrant cherry blossoms painting the landscape in spring, making it an idyllic escape for rejuvenation. It's a conveniently accessible yet deeply immersive experience into Japan's tranquil countryside and ancient healing traditions.

Hou Ke Heiya Ei Ba

Discover Hou Ke Heiya Ei Ba, a remote and rugged campsite nestled deep within the mountains of Kusatsu, Gunma Prefecture. This high-altitude wilderness offers adventurers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in pristine nature, with breathtaking panoramic views and crystal-clear night skies. Positioned amidst stunning hiking trails, it's a prime base for exploring the region's diverse alpine flora and fauna. Prepare for a truly wild experience, where the raw beauty of the Japanese mountains takes center stage.