Mizunashi Mizuumi Campground

Nakanjo Kawa Tsuri Park Campground

Nestled by the crystal-clear Odorigawa River, Nakanjo River Fishing Park Campground is a nature-lover's paradise in the heart of Hida. This family-friendly retreat offers a relaxed, local atmosphere where children can safely splash and try their hand at fishing or even catching fish by hand, while campers of all ages can discover unique insects like mantises and stick insects. Beyond the popular bungalows and camp sites, the main draw is undoubtedly the fishing park, best enjoyed from late April to late September, promising memorable summer adventures under a blanket of stars. While feeling wonderfully secluded, its proximity to major routes makes it a surprisingly accessible escape for both first-time family campers and seasoned solo adventurers seeking tranquility.

NOASOBI Campground

¥800 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled amidst the grand nature of Hida, NOASOBI Campfield transforms a former ski resort's vast slopes into an exhilarating playground during the green season. Operated by the very staff family who manage the ski resort's snowcats, you'll find a meticulous attention to detail and warm hospitality here, perfect for families and beginners, but also offering a profound connection with nature for solo adventurers. A standout feature is the expansive mountain vegetable picking area (for a fee), promising a thrilling yet wistful wild foraging experience unlike any urban escape. Thanks to newly opened tunnels, access is surprisingly convenient, making it an ideal destination for your next weekend adventure.

Ainokura Campground

Nestled beside the Ainokura Gassho-zukuri Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ainokura Campground offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Japan's historic landscape. This serene site provides an unparalleled base for exploring the iconic thatched-roof houses and experiencing the profound tranquility of rural Toyama. With facilities including clean restrooms, it's perfect for adventurers seeking cultural depth amidst stunning natural beauty. Spend your nights under a blanket of stars, surrounded by the echoes of history and the pristine air of the Nanto mountains.

Toga Geijutsu Park TOGA ART CAMPGROUND

Immerse yourself in a unique blend of art and nature at Toga Geijutsu Park TOGA ART CAMPGROUND, nestled in Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture. This captivating site offers campers the chance to pitch their tents amidst a lush forest, with distant views of the majestic Tateyama Mountain Range. Explore the surrounding artistic installations by day and gaze at a sky full of stars by night, far from city lights. Toga Art Campground provides an inspiring retreat for those seeking both adventure and cultural enrichment in the heart of Japan's stunning mountain landscapes.

Sugi Ke Taira Campground

¥220 – ¥13,200 / night

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Shirakimine, elevation 1596m, Sugadaira Campground is a serene escape enveloped by a lush broadleaf forest. This tranquil haven offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, ideal for families, solo explorers, or even those new to camping thanks to its well-equipped facilities. Beyond spacious tent sites, you can enjoy charming log house cottages and bungalows, providing a comfortable stay amidst nature without needing your own gear. It serves as an excellent base for hiking Mt. Shirakimine or Mt. Kongodo, fly fishing in the Dainenji River, or witnessing the breathtaking Nikkōkisuge bloom, usually in early to mid-July. Though feeling wonderfully remote, it's conveniently accessible by car, about an hour from Toyama IC.

Hida Shi Shinrin Park Campground

¥2,200 – ¥5,220 / night

Nestled just a 10-minute drive from Hida-Furukawa, Hida City Forest Park Campground offers a refreshing escape into Hida's rich nature, remarkably close to the city center. This spot is perfect for families and pet owners seeking a blend of convenience and outdoor adventure, with dedicated sites allowing furry friends to join the fun. While the facilities are simple, they provide a comfortable and affordable base for exploring the surrounding beauty, from picnicking on the grassy lawns to wandering the well-maintained walking trails. Summer boasts vibrant green foliage and refreshing breezes, while autumn transforms the landscape into a canvas of crimson and gold, serenaded by the gentle hum of insects—a truly picturesque setting for your next camping trip.