Ishikura Sawa Campground

Kyuukamura Nyuutou Hot Spring Sato Campground

¥600 – ¥4,000 / night

Nestled deep within the majestic beech forests of Towada-Hachimantai National Park, Kyukamura Nyuto Onsenkyo Campground offers an immersive escape into nature. This spacious site caters to all camping styles, from powered auto-sites and forested auto-sites to expansive free sites. A truly unique highlight for campers is exclusive access to the main inn's two distinct hot spring sources, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure. With 'hands-free camping' plans available, it’s an ideal spot for both seasoned outdoor enthusiasts and first-time campers seeking a memorable experience.

Tamagawa Damu Campground

Embark on an authentic Tohoku adventure at Tamagawa Damu Campground, nestled in Semboku City, Akita Prefecture. This remote yet accessible site offers stunning views of the Tamagawa Dam and its surrounding pristine forests. Perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape, you can spend your days hiking nearby trails, fishing in the reservoir, or simply unwinding amidst nature's grandeur. With essential toilet facilities, it provides a comfortable base for exploring Akita's rugged beauty and experiencing the region's serene wilderness. Discover the quiet majesty of northern Japan at Tamagawa Damu Campground.

Kouji Mata Campground

Discover Kouji Mata Campground, an idyllic escape nestled in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture. This serene site offers a primitive yet comfortable camping experience, perfect for those seeking to unplug and reconnect with nature. Surrounded by the lush, rolling hills characteristic of inland Akita, you'll find ample opportunities for forest walks and observing local wildlife. With basic facilities like restrooms available, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty or simply enjoying peaceful nights under a canopy of stars.

Oodai Campground

Venture into the heart of Akita Prefecture and discover Oodai Campground in Daisen City, a pristine wilderness escape. This pet-friendly site offers basic yet essential facilities, including clean restrooms, making it ideal for adventurous families or solo travelers seeking an authentic outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in the region's lush forests and enjoy the tranquility of nature, with ample opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation. Oodai Campground provides a perfect base for exploring the scenic beauty and serene landscapes of inland Akita.

Ani Karaminai Campground

Nestled deep within the Anihitatinaikanaizaka National Forest, Ani KaraminaI Campground in Kitaakita City is a true hidden gem for nature lovers. This tranquil retreat offers a refreshing escape into pristine wilderness, surrounded by lush forests and crisp, clean air. Primarily established for the well-being and community spirit of local residents, it provides a peaceful setting perfect for those seeking quiet contemplation or a gentle family adventure. While campfires are restricted to designated cooking facilities to preserve the natural environment, you can still enjoy a cozy outdoor experience. Open annually from April 20th to November 10th, it’s an ideal spot to witness the vibrant greens of spring and the stunning reds and golds of autumn foliage. If you're looking for a serene, off-the-beaten-path experience away from the urban hustle, this campground promises an unforgettable connection with nature.

Amihari Hot Spring Campground

¥2,500 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled at an elevation of 770m within the Towada-Hachimantai National Park, Amihari Onsen Campsite offers an invigorating escape with crystal-clear air and dazzling starry nights. Just a 3-minute walk from a 1300-year-old hot spring facility, you can easily unwind in the therapeutic waters after a day of adventure. Choose from tranquil forested sites or expansive grassy pitches, with options for fully-equipped 'hands-free' camping perfect for first-timers or those seeking convenience. Don't miss the magical firefly viewing in mid-July for an unforgettable summer experience amidst the breathtaking national park wilderness.