Nestled at the border of Saga and Fukuoka prefectures, Kitayama Campground offers one of Northern Kyushu's largest and most diverse camping experiences, surrounded by lush natural beauty. With 79 unique sites, you can choose from convenient auto sites perfect for families, special pet-friendly areas, invigorating open-fire sites to truly embrace nature, or serene wooded spots ideal for solo adventurers. The campground ensures a comfortable stay with three sanitary buildings featuring hot water, modern flush toilets with bidets, and showers accessible 24 hours a day, alongside extensive rental gear for those new to camping. Beyond your pitch, explore the 6km cycling course around Lake Kitayama, let kids enjoy the nearby playground with a thrilling 111m slider, or discover local hot springs and eateries just a short drive away. Despite its tranquil setting, Kitayama Campground is remarkably accessible, only about an hour's drive from the bustling cities of Saga and Fukuoka.
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〒840-0541 佐賀県佐賀市富士町大字関屋５２−１
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