Suteki Na Mura Campground

Chouei On Kawa Nurugawa Campground

¥1,500 – ¥10,000 / night

Nestled deep within the verdant mountains of Azuma Town, Nurugawa Campgrounds offers a truly authentic escape into nature. This serene spot is perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat, whether you're bringing your own tent or opting for one of their cozy bungalows. With well-equipped cooking facilities and a BBQ area, it's an ideal setting for families and groups to create lasting memories under the open sky. While there are no on-site showers, you can easily refresh yourself at the nearby public hot springs, adding a touch of local charm to your adventure. Spring's vibrant greenery and summer's starry nights make this a prime destination for unwinding and reconnecting with the great outdoors, far from the city's hustle.

Kawara Yu Hot Spring Asobino KichiNOA

Embark on an invigorating outdoor adventure at Kawara Yu Hot Spring Asobino KichiNOA, nestled in the scenic mountainous region of Naganohara-machi, Gunma Prefecture. This campsite offers a prime base for exploring the dramatic landscapes of Gunma, with opportunities for hiking, stargazing, and immersing yourself in pristine nature. After a day of exploration, unwind and rejuvenate at the nearby Kawara Yu Hot Spring, renowned for its therapeutic waters. Experience the perfect blend of thrilling outdoor pursuits and relaxing hot spring comforts at this unique destination.

Kawara Yu Hot Spring Eki Campground

Discover a unique camping experience at Kawara Yu Hot Spring Eki Campground in Naganohara Town, Gunma Prefecture. Unconventionally located right next to a train station, this site offers immediate access to the stunning natural beauty of the region, with panoramic views of the Joshu Sanzan mountains. Immerse yourself in the crisp mountain air and enjoy incredible stargazing opportunities, far from the city lights. After a day of exploration, unwind in the nearby hot springs, making this an ideal base for both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Japan's mountains.

Warabi Hiramori Hayashi Park Campground

Nestled deep within a lush forest park, Warabidaira Forest Park Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature. It's designed for those seeking a tranquil and family-friendly outdoor experience, promising peace away from the urban rush, and actively promotes a quiet atmosphere ideal for genuine relaxation. A standout feature is the on-site fishing pond where you can catch rainbow trout, and then have them freshly grilled with salt right there at the dedicated trout grilling area – a truly unique and delicious experience! With options ranging from cozy bungalows (complete with futon/blanket rentals) to wild auto-camping spots, plus BBQ facilities, a shop, and shower rooms, it caters to various camping styles comfortably. Best enjoyed from the vibrant greenery of spring through the colorful autumn foliage, summer is particularly lively when the fishing pond is open daily, offering a highlight for all visitors. While providing a sense of immersion in the forest, the comprehensive facilities make it an accessible and convenient choice for both seasoned campers and first-timers looking to embrace nature.

Auto Camping Kitakaru

Nestled in the pristine highlands of Kita-Karuizawa at the foot of Mount Asama, Auto Camp Kita-Karu boasts a refreshing natural setting perfect for escaping the everyday. This welcoming campsite offers a fantastic atmosphere for families and groups looking to connect with nature, whether it's for a relaxed getaway or an active outdoor adventure. A mere ten-minute stroll leads to Hylon Lake, where you can enjoy tranquil carp fishing amidst breathtaking scenery. A standout highlight is the Kita-Karuizawa Highland Festival on August 14th, offering a spectacular fireworks display visible directly from your campsite—an unforgettable experience under the clear mountain sky. Easily accessible from the Usui-Karuizawa Interchange, it's a convenient yet immersive base for exploring the plateau.

Autosaido・ Base

¥2,500 – ¥24,500 / night

Tucked away in the serene, untouched forests of Kita-Karuizawa, Outside Base offers a genuine escape into nature where you can breathe in crisp, clear mountain air and be awestruck by the countless stars that blanket the night sky. Embracing a philosophy of coexisting with nature, this unique camp features a fully free, non-powered campsite designed for those who cherish the authentic, rustic charm of outdoor living. With 14 distinct cottages and villas alongside limited campsites for just 45 groups a day, you can choose your ideal forest hideaway, perfect for solo adventurers, couples, or families, including pet-friendly options. A strong partnership with Coleman provides extensive rental gear and exciting seasonal tours like snowshoeing, ensuring a full outdoor experience. While offering year-round beauty, the camp truly shines with its incredible stargazing opportunities and the invigorating atmosphere of Kita-Karuizawa's natural landscape. Though situated in the popular Kita-Karuizawa region, Outside Base feels like a remote wilderness haven, allowing you to completely disconnect and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest.