Nestled gently along the clear waters of the Yokozawa River, Akiruno Campground URAL Village is a charming, intimate campsite born from the owner's passion for URAL sidecars. This small but special retreat offers a wonderfully family-friendly atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape into nature, with a strict policy against loud groups ensuring a peaceful stay. You can choose between cozy bungalows or scenic tent sites, all within earshot of the soothing river sounds. Opening with the arrival of spring, it's an ideal spot to enjoy the vibrant greenery and refreshing river activities during the warmer months, feeling like a remote wilderness escape yet surprisingly accessible.
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〒190-0174 東京都あきる野市乙津２３０２
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