Kyuukamura Takeno Kaigan Campground

Camping Supeesu

Venture into the heart of Hyogo Prefecture, where Camping Supeesu offers a unique wilderness escape in Toyooka City. This campsite, nestled between the rugged Sea of Japan coastline and the serene inland mountains, provides an ideal base for exploration. Discover hidden coves, hike through verdant landscapes, or simply unwind under a blanket of stars. With essential toilet facilities, Camping Supeesu focuses on connecting you directly with the raw beauty of the region, promising an adventurous and authentic camping experience.

Toyooka Shiritsu Takeno Kodomo Taiken Mura

¥500 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled just a minute's walk from the pristine Takenohama Beach, awarded AA water quality for 17 consecutive years, Toyooka City Takenoko Children's Experience Village offers an unparalleled seaside camping experience. This family-friendly campsite provides a stress-free escape with comprehensive 'hands-free' and 'special tent' plans, including setup assistance, perfect for beginners and seasoned campers alike. Imagine evenings under a canopy of stars, enjoying a bonfire as fishing boat lights twinkle on the horizon, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Open from Golden Week to November, the summer months are ideal for enjoying the beach and the 'Takenochic Lagoon' marine athletic park, with a relaxing onsen, Kitamaekan, just a short stroll away, ensuring a refreshing and convenient retreat into nature.

Kehi No Hama Campground

Nestled along the picturesque Kehi Beach, this campsite offers direct access to the Sea of Japan, where the gentle lapping of waves provides a soothing soundtrack to your escape. It's an ideal spot for creating lasting summer memories with family and friends, offering a laid-back, open atmosphere perfect for unwinding and enjoying nature. With an active Instagram presence, you can expect plenty of photo-worthy spots and well-maintained facilities that cater to a comfortable stay. Kicking off its season in early March, the camp welcomes guests from the tranquil beauty of spring to the vibrant energy of summer, with stunning sunsets over the ocean being a particular highlight. This coastal gem strikes a perfect balance, feeling like a true natural retreat without sacrificing convenient access, making it an excellent choice for a refreshing seaside adventure.

KAINO VILLA - Kaino Villa

Nestled in the picturesque San'in Kaigan Geopark, KAINO VILLA -Kaino Villa- offers a breathtaking glamping experience overlooking the Sea of Japan in Kasumi, Kami-cho, Hyogo. Just a three-minute stroll from the beach, you'll find six pet-friendly private villas and tent-style accommodations, perfect for families or friends seeking a luxurious escape amidst nature's embrace. Indulge in exquisite local seafood and Tajima beef BBQ, or savor premium crab courses in winter. Summer brings thrilling marine activities like SUP, while year-round you can witness the magical sunsets, recognized among Japan's Top 100 Sunsets, from scenic viewpoints. It’s an accessible resort destination where the beauty of the coast meets gourmet delights and adventure.

Imako Ura Campground

Perched on the stunning San'in Kaigan Geopark, Imago-ura Campsite offers breathtaking views of the Japan Sea, just a minute's walk from the beach. This seaside oasis is perfect for families, groups, or solo adventurers seeking a refreshing escape, with vehicle-accessible auto-sites and free tent areas for a relaxed stay. Enjoy the invigorating sea breeze, indulge in swimming and tide-pooling, or gather around a campfire under the stars. Summer truly transforms this convenient yet wild locale into a vibrant hub for ocean-side activities and unforgettable sunsets.

Kaki Cabin Fuuran No Kan

Nestled amidst the abundant nature of Kumihama, "Kakigoya Furannoyakata" offers a unique treehouse camping experience right by the stunningly clear waters of the sea. It’s a perfect retreat for families and friends seeking both adventure and relaxation, promising unforgettable memories in a serene setting. The true highlight is the all-you-can-eat fresh Kumihama oysters, harvested daily, alongside a variety of oyster dishes, and don't miss the thrilling sea kayak tours to explore breathtaking coastal scenery. While oyster season (typically winter to spring) is a culinary draw, the beautiful sea invites water activities during warmer months, making it a year-round destination. This campsite serves as an immersive escape into nature, providing a sense of remote wilderness where you can truly unwind and reconnect with loved ones away from the hustle and bustle.