Private Ri Private Campground

Furusato Rekishi No Plaza Campground

¥1,000 – ¥2,500 / night

Nestled within the historic Wadayama and Suejiyama Historic Park, adjacent to the Nomi Furusato Museum, Furusato Rekishi Hiroba Campgrounds offers a unique day-camping experience surrounded by the Wadayama Kofun Group national historic site. This family-friendly spot features lush lawns, playgrounds with kofun-inspired mounds and slides, and a large shelter, making it perfect for families with young children seeking a blend of outdoor fun and cultural discovery. With power outlets available at each site, you can easily enjoy a BBQ while immersing yourself in Nomi's rich history and nature. Best enjoyed from early summer through late autumn, it's a convenient escape for a refreshing day of exploration and relaxation.

Kanazawashi Meoto Sugi Shounen Forest

Nestled deep within the verdant embrace of Kanazawa City, Omeosugi Shonen no Mori is a unique outdoor facility designed for youth groups and families seeking a genuine connection with nature. This forest haven provides a structured yet wild environment for hiking, outdoor cooking, and fostering camaraderie. With free rental tents and cooking equipment, it's an ideal spot for first-time campers to comfortably immerse themselves in the wilderness, especially during the spring and autumn family camps. While offering a remote feel, its accessibility ensures a convenient escape into adventure.

Sui Ke Oka Ikoino Plaza Campground

Nestled in Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Sui Ke Oka Ikoino Plaza Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature. Its strategic location near the Tedori River provides campers with the serene sounds of flowing water, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. This spacious campground serves as an excellent base for adventurers looking to explore the natural beauty of Ishikawa, including its proximity to the rugged Noto Peninsula and the Hakusan National Park. With basic facilities like restrooms, it's an ideal spot for those seeking a balance of accessibility and outdoor immersion.

Anazaasutoorii Campground

Discover Anazaasutoorii Campground, a secluded retreat nestled in the heart of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. This unique site offers a gateway to adventure, where the invigorating sea breeze from the Japan Sea meets the pristine air sweeping down from the Hakusan mountain range. Immerse yourself in the ancient forests that surround you, providing a tranquil escape perfect for exploring nature trails or simply unwinding under a canopy of stars. With its strategic location, Anazaasutoorii promises an unforgettable "another story" for every intrepid traveler seeking a connection with Ishikawa's wild beauty.

Uchiyama Bunkou Campground

¥1,000 – ¥2,000 / night

Tucked away in the mountains of Oyabe City, Toyama Prefecture, Uchiyama Bunko Campsite offers a truly wild and free camping experience. This unique spot embraces a 'less rules, more freedom' philosophy, encouraging campers to think for themselves and enjoy the serene environment. With vehicle access directly to your free site and the rare permission for open fires, it's perfect for those who dream of authentic, uninhibited outdoor adventures. Whether you're a seasoned solo camper or a group seeking a raw connection with nature, this site provides a rustic charm, including winter camping amidst snow, making it a year-round escape for the self-reliant. Just remember to pack out everything you pack in, as a steward of this beautiful, untamed space.

Azumaya Somabito Fuurin

Discover Azumaya Somabito Fuurin, an adventurous forest retreat nestled deep within the scenic Nanto City of Toyama Prefecture. This primitive campsite, ideal for experienced campers seeking solitude, offers a raw encounter with Toyama's untouched mountainous forests. With basic facilities limited to a toilet, you'll be fully immersed in the wild, surrounded by towering trees and the serene sounds of nature. Prepare to disconnect and embrace the challenge of true backcountry camping in the heart of Japan's northern Alps region.