Aichi No Makiya Campground

Mikawa Mizuumi Bungalow Mura Furu Sato

Nestled by the tranquil Mikawa Lake, Mikawa Lake Bungalow Village Furusato offers a serene escape into nature. Whether you're seeking a peaceful solo retreat by the water's edge or a lively gathering with family and friends on the newly built wooden decks and hammock sites, this versatile campground caters to all. Enjoy modern comforts like immaculately renovated restrooms and a convenient power winch to assist with luggage, enhancing your camping experience. Winter brings a special charm, with clear, starry skies and the cozy warmth of a wood-burning stove, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a tranquil, yet equipped outdoor adventure.

The Vegout

Venture into the heart of Aichi Prefecture's Shinshiro City and discover The Vegout, a secluded retreat for nature lovers. Nestled amidst the verdant mountains of Okumikawa, this campsite offers a perfect escape for those seeking tranquility and adventure. Explore the surrounding forests, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and reconnect with the wild. With essential facilities like restrooms available and convenient weekday operating hours, The Vegout provides a comfortable base for your outdoor explorations. Prepare to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Aichi and carve out your own unforgettable wilderness experience.

Mikawa Mizuumi Yamabiko Campground

Nestled by the serene Mikawa Lake, Mikawako Yamabiko Campsite offers a peaceful retreat amidst breathtaking nature. Surrounded by ancient Shikizakura cherry trees, which bloom in both spring and autumn, the scenery, especially the vibrant autumn foliage, is truly spectacular. This campsite caters to both families seeking a relaxing getaway and solo adventurers looking for a tranquil escape. With Mikawa Lake hosting a special stage of the FIA World Rally Championship in 2026, there are exciting activities to discover nearby, blending natural beauty with exhilarating events. It’s an ideal spot to immerse yourself in the great outdoors and experience a unique blend of calm and adventure.

River Saido Camping Koshikake

Escape to River Saido Camping Koshikake, an idyllic riverside retreat nestled in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. This primitive yet picturesque campsite offers a chance to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of nature, with the soothing sounds of the river as your constant companion. Perfect for those seeking a back-to-basics adventure, you can spend your days exploring the surrounding riverside scenery and your evenings under a blanket of stars. While facilities are minimal with just toilets, the allure of untouched nature promises an authentic outdoor experience in the heart of Aichi.

Koshikake Sansou

¥440 – ¥7,000 / night

Nestled on the serene shores of Mikawa Lake, Koshikake Sanso is a tranquil retreat surrounded by lush forests and crystal-clear streams, offering a true escape into Japan's untouched nature. Whether you're planning a family adventure, a trip with friends, or a peaceful solo getaway, this campsite provides a welcoming, pet-friendly environment where you can unwind and reconnect with the outdoors. Experience the charm of a 140-year-old traditional Japanese house at the on-site restaurant, complete with an irori hearth, or enjoy panoramic sunsets over Mikawa Lake and spectacular stargazing directly from your gravel campsite, which also features free Wi-Fi. Each season brings its own magic, from spring wild vegetable foraging and summer ayu fishing to stunning autumn foliage and warming winter wild boar hot pot, alongside engaging activities like mountain stream fishing and fish grabbing. While car access is recommended to navigate the scenic, winding roads (some inclines to sites), the sense of remote wilderness and the abundance of unique local flavors make the journey truly worthwhile.

Mikawa Highlands Camping Mura

¥600 – ¥10,600 / night

Nestled in the breathtaking Mikawa Highlands of Aichi Prefecture, Mikawa Kogen Camp Village offers an immersive nature escape within a designated Quasi-National Park. Whether you prefer tent camping, auto-camping, or the comfort of a cozy bungalow, this site caters to diverse outdoor enthusiasts looking for a peaceful retreat. A standout feature is Asagiri Pond, dedicated to lure and fly fishing for rainbow trout, alongside fully equipped BBQ facilities, including convenient hands-free options, and a charming diner serving local specialties like Goheimochi. Each season paints a unique picture here, from vibrant spring greenery and energetic summer days to brilliant autumn leaves and serene winter snowscapes, making it a splendid year-round destination. Despite its natural, somewhat remote feel, the camp village is conveniently accessible, offering a perfect balance of wilderness adventure and comfortable amenities.