Choubou No Sato Campground

Tanada Campground

¥1,000 – ¥4,000 / night

Nestled in the picturesque terraced rice fields of Nagano Prefecture, Tanada Campsite offers a unique, community-revitalization camping experience. This site reclaims and repurposes abandoned terraced fields, providing an unobstructed vista and an incredibly open, private atmosphere perfect for stargazing away from city lights. Designed for intermediate to advanced campers, it's a tranquil retreat where you can truly disconnect and appreciate Japan's rural heritage. While you'll need to transport your gear via provided handcarts over gentle slopes, the effort is well worth it for the profound connection to nature and the stunning views, especially during the lush green seasons.

Koruchina Auto Campground

¥4,500 – ¥12,000 / night

Nestled in the breathtaking Hakuba highlands at an elevation of 872m, Cortina Auto Camp boasts an unparalleled location framed by the majestic Northern Alps, offering truly spectacular stargazing. With two distinct areas—the open, grassy Ikenota and the forest-shrouded Forest Area with its unique Alps View Deck sites—there's a spot for every preference. This resort-style campsite provides the convenience of a nearby hotel, complete with hot spring access and other amenities, making it ideal for families and first-time campers. Open during the summer green season, it's a perfect blend of natural immersion and comforting facilities, all easily accessible for a hassle-free mountain escape.

Matka Otari Matoka Otari

Nestled deep within the enchanting forests of Shinshu Otari Village, Matka Otari offers an exclusive, adult-oriented glamping experience – a true secret base away from the everyday. This unique site is available for private rental to one group per day, ensuring unparalleled tranquility and a luxurious escape amidst nature. Guests can expect spacious, fully-equipped tents for living and sleeping, a gourmet dining experience featuring exquisite local ingredients, and the convenience of having all camping gear provided. From communal bonfires to a nearby hot spring, and a plethora of curated outdoor activities like river adventures and mountain biking, Matka Otari provides an unforgettable, fully-supported wilderness retreat. Bookings for the 2026 summer season are highly anticipated.

Koruchina Auto Campground Forest Eria

Discover Koruchina Auto Campground Forest Eria, nestled in the pristine mountains of Otari Village, Nagano Prefecture. This forest-centric campsite offers a serene escape, allowing you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Japanese Alps region. With its tranquil wooded setting and essential toilet facilities, it's an ideal base for hikers and nature enthusiasts looking to explore the surrounding peaks and valleys. Experience the quiet solitude of a mountain forest camp, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.

Campground Ishizaka Shinrin Tanken Mura

¥300 – ¥1,500 / night

Tucked away in the depths of Otari Village at the foot of the Northern Alps, Ishizaka Forest Adventure Village offers a truly wild and immersive camping experience. This hidden gem is embraced by vast forests teeming with deer and wild boar, featuring pristine streams and ponds where you can fish for岩魚 (Iwana) and ヤマメ (Yamame). It's an ideal spot for families and nature-loving adults seeking authentic outdoor adventures like foraging for wild vegetables and mushrooms, canoeing, or stargazing. While feeling wonderfully remote, the unforgettable moments spent under a canopy of stars, gathered around a crackling fire, make the journey well worth it.

Jiberunii HakubaB&B

Nestled in the breathtaking embrace of the Northern Alps, Giverny Hakuba B&B offers an idyllic retreat amidst the lush greenery of Tsugaike Kogen. This welcoming haven provides a comfortable base for all travelers, from solo female adventurers who will appreciate the secure women's dormitory, to groups seeking extended stays in shared rooms. Imagine evenings unwinding by a crackling wood-burning stove with a glass of wine, a perfect end to days spent skiing in winter or exploring the serene Tsugaike Nature Park and historic Salt Road during the green season. Conveniently accessible from major expressways, it strikes a wonderful balance between a remote natural escape and a convenient launchpad for exploring the wonders of Hakuba.