愛媛県 · 東温市
Namegawa Seiryuu Forest Campground
Nestled in the lush embrace of Ehime Prefecture's Tōon City, Namegawa Seiryuu Forest Campground offers an invigorating escape for nature lovers. True to its name, this woodland retreat is characterized by a pristine, murmuring stream that weaves through the verdant landscape, providing a serene soundtrack to your adventure. Explore the surrounding forests, breathe in the crisp, clean air, and reconnect with the wild heart of Shikoku. With basic facilities including toilets, it's an ideal base for those seeking a refreshing outdoor experience amidst Japan's stunning natural beauty.
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〒791-0322 愛媛県東温市滑川 甲 1422 番地
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