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Nestled within Yokohama City's Izumi Ward, Boy Scout Yokohama Troop 62 Campground offers a rustic and educational escape in the lush Naka Wada Forest, conveniently located near Iseyama Elementary School. This isn't your average glamping spot; it's a place where the spirit of adventure thrives, encouraging hands-on learning through activities like fire-starting, knot-tying, and tent pitching. Ideal for families and groups seeking an authentic outdoor experience, the campground provides a wild yet safe environment for children to explore and grow. While enjoyable year-round, spring bursts with vibrant greenery and autumn paints the forest in spectacular hues, making these seasons particularly captivating for a visit. It's a surprisingly accessible wilderness retreat, offering genuine natural immersion just a stone's throw from the city.

Fujisawa Hokubu Yaeijou

Tucked away on the border of Fujisawa and Ayase cities, Fujisawa Hokubu Yaeijo is a hidden gem that transports you from the surrounding residential area into a surprisingly rich natural haven. The rustling of leaves and birdsong create a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for a family-friendly camping adventure where children can explore and grow. This Boy Scout activity hub offers expansive open fields for various activities, a dedicated campfire pit, and even a pizza oven for unique outdoor cooking experiences, all complemented by modern flush toilets for comfort. While feeling like a serene escape into the wilderness, its convenient location makes it an accessible retreat for enjoying nature's beauty throughout the seasons.

Nakada Forest

Nestled within Yokohama City's Izumi Ward, Nakata no Mori Campfield offers a unique blend of urban convenience and forest immersion. Originally developed as a Boy Scout activity base, this charming site is meticulously maintained by the local community, boasting a welcoming entrance adorned with flowers and a symbolic totem pole commemorating the scout troop's 60th anniversary. Legend has it that the totem pole's Kintaro eyes glow at night, adding a touch of mystery to your stay, while a rainwater harvesting system highlights their commitment to sustainability. Enjoy a comfortable and engaging camping experience, perfect for families or groups seeking a natural escape without venturing too far from the city.

LAND KNOT

¥11,000 – ¥165,000 / night

Nestled in the northern reaches of Shonan-Fujisawa, LAND KNOT offers a unique rental field experience reminiscent of an overseas farm, enveloped by lush nature. This versatile space centers around a main house, with distinct bonfire, sprawling lawn, and BBQ areas designed to bring any idea to life, from casual day camps with friends to lively music events and bespoke outdoor weddings. The picturesque setting, complete with swaying palm trees, evokes a resort-like ambiance, promising a special escape from the everyday. Conveniently accessible from the city, it's a perfect retreat for those seeking a touch of the extraordinary without venturing too far.

Sen Shuu Center

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled within Yokohama's Sakae Ward, Chishu Center offers a surprisingly accessible escape into nature, located within Chishu Park. This community-run campsite provides a friendly, welcoming atmosphere perfect for families and groups looking to enjoy the outdoors without venturing too far. With dedicated outdoor fire pits for BBQ and convenient shower facilities, it's an ideal spot for first-time campers or those seeking a hassle-free experience. Though closed in winter, spring through autumn offers lush greenery and vibrant foliage, creating a serene backdrop for your adventures. Its proximity to bus stops makes it a remarkably convenient urban oasis for a refreshing getaway.

Mai Camping Yokohama Totsuka

Tucked away in a charming primal forest within a Yokohama residential area, My Camp Yokohama Totsuka offers a surprisingly secluded escape. Perched on a small hill, this private campsite feels like an island adrift from the city's hustle, providing a refreshing breeze and dappled sunlight filtering through ancient trees. Imagine unwinding by a crackling bonfire, swaying gently in a hammock, or simply gazing at the distant city lights from your tent. While incredibly convenient with a supermarket and the tranquil Shimonagaya Citizens' Forest just a short walk away, the site itself feels like a deep forest retreat where you can truly reconnect with nature. Don't miss the chance to catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji on clear days, adding a majestic touch to your wilderness adventure.