Morosawa Auto Campground

Suifu Ryuu Village Park

¥2,100 – ¥3,150 / night

Nestled within the breathtaking Okukuji Prefectural Natural Park in Ibaraki, Suifuryunosato Park offers a spacious auto campsite surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Ryujin Gorge. Whether you're a solo adventurer, a family, or a group, the generous pitches provide ample room to unwind and immerse yourself in nature's embrace. At night, prepare to be captivated by a natural planetarium, a star-studded sky unique to Hitachiota City, promising an unforgettable escape from the everyday. The campsite's prime location next to the magnificent Ryujin Gorge Suspension Bridge allows for exhilarating hikes, panoramic views of seasonal landscapes, and the thrill of walking across one of Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridges, making it a perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Seiai Ryuujin Base SEIAI Ryujin BASE

Discover Seiai Ryuujin Base, a secluded campsite nestled in Hitachiohta City, Ibaraki Prefecture. This base offers a prime opportunity for outdoor adventurers to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of the region's lush forests and pristine waters. Ideal for those seeking an escape from urban life, the site provides a tranquil backdrop for hiking, wildlife observation, or simply unwinding amidst nature. With essential toilet facilities, Seiai Ryuujin Base ensures a comfortable yet rugged camping experience for all.

Tatsu No Kuchi Shinsui Park

Tucked away amidst verdant landscapes, Tatsunokuchi Shinsui Park offers a refreshing escape where a gentle river flows, inviting campers to connect with nature. This isn't a wild, rugged expedition, but rather a serene and family-friendly haven, perfect for those seeking a relaxed outdoor experience or a delightful weekend getaway. Its "water-friendly" design means plenty of opportunities for wading, splashing, or simply unwinding by the stream, complemented by well-maintained camping pitches and picnic areas. Summer truly shines here, transforming the park into a vibrant playground where kids can cool off in the clear waters and everyone can enjoy riverside activities. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, access is remarkably convenient, providing a perfect balance of natural beauty and easy reach for a spontaneous adventure.

Ue Ogawa Campground

Kamikoigawa Campground offers a tranquil escape amidst Japan's nostalgic rural landscape, nestled along the expansive Kuji River. Here, you can cast a line for ayu, carp, and other river fish in the wide riverbed, all while enjoying the unique sight of the JR Suigun Line train passing right by. Each season brings its own charm, from vibrant new greenery in spring and refreshing river play in summer, to stunning autumn foliage and even the rare spectacle of salmon swimming upstream in late autumn. Perfect for families seeking a relaxed outdoor adventure or anyone yearning for a serene retreat, this spot beautifully blends picturesque nature with a touch of historic charm, offering an accessible yet wonderfully remote-feeling experience.

Hoshi Village Ikoi Forest Campground

Nestled deep within a verdant mountain landscape, Hoshi no Sato Ikoinomori Campground truly lives up to its name, 'Village of Stars,' offering an unparalleled stargazing experience. This family-friendly destination is perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape, where the only sounds are the rustling leaves and the crackling campfire. With 22 distinct sites spread across four unique areas (A-D), campers can choose their ideal spot for a traditional, back-to-nature adventure. Autumn brings a spectacular display of fiery foliage, making it an ideal season to gather around a bonfire under a crisp, star-studded sky, yet its convenient access allows for a refreshing wilderness retreat without venturing too far off the beaten path.

Camping Mura Yanase

Nestled amidst the rich natural beauty of Daigo-machi, Ibaraki Prefecture, Camp Mura Yanase offers a wonderfully free-spirited camping experience in a serene, mountainous setting. It's an ideal destination for families and groups, providing excellent 'hands-free' camping support, making it easy for beginners to enjoy the outdoors. A standout feature is their special Fireworks Camp event, promising a truly magical night under the stars. With surprisingly convenient access by train—just an 11-minute walk from the nearest station—and a manageable drive from the expressway, this camp beautifully blends remote wilderness charm with ease of travel for a refreshing escape.