Tengumori Campground

Ho Ko No Mizuumi Campground /Ne No Ue Outdoor Park Ena

¥5,000 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled in the elevated Nenoue Kogen highlands, Hokonoko Camp offers a splendid blend of lakeside tranquility and lush forest immersion around the picturesque Lake Hoko. This diverse campsite caters to all styles, from popular lakeside pitches and serene forest sites bathed in dappled sunlight, to spacious lawn areas perfect for beginner families. A unique highlight is the allowance of open fires on most sites, inviting you to fully embrace the art of bonfire cooking. What’s more, the adjacent Ena Sanso lodge provides a large public bath, ensuring a comfortable stay whether you’re visiting on a warm summer day or a crisp winter evening. Accessible from the Ena IC, this versatile highland escape promises unforgettable outdoor adventures and relaxation for solo explorers, families, and groups alike, with abundant activities to enhance your stay.

Nakano Shima Park Fureai Village

¥480 – ¥660 / night

Nestled by the serene Agi River, Nakanoshima Koen Fureai no Sato offers a tranquil escape into nature's embrace. The main tent sites, reserved for gas cookstoves to preserve the pristine environment, promise a quiet and intimate camping experience perfect for solo adventurers or small groups seeking a peaceful retreat. For those who enjoy the classic char-grilled experience, designated areas are available for charcoal BBQs, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings. Spring with its fresh greenery and autumn with its vibrant foliage reflecting on the lake are particularly stunning times to visit. While feeling wonderfully remote, this picturesque lakeside haven is still easily accessible for a refreshing wilderness getaway.

KUBOHARA YaeiCAMPField

Embark on an authentic wilderness adventure at KUBOHARA YaeiCAMPField, nestled deep within the lush mountains of Ena City, Gifu Prefecture. This rustic campsite offers a true wild camping experience, perfect for those seeking to disconnect and immerse themselves in nature. Pitch your tent amidst towering trees and let the sounds of the forest be your soundtrack. With basic toilet facilities available, you can focus on the raw beauty of the Gifu wilderness, from starlit nights to invigorating hikes through untouched landscapes.

Glamping Hoshi Ga Mino Mori

Escape to Glamping Hoshi Ga Mino Mori, nestled in the serene embrace of Gifu Prefecture's Nakatsugawa City. This mountain-forest retreat offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in the region's breathtaking natural beauty, particularly under a canopy of countless stars. With convenient facilities including showers and toilets, your adventure into the heart of rural Japan is both comfortable and exhilarating. Prepare to be captivated by the clear mountain air and the spectacular celestial display that awaits you at this exceptional glamping destination.

Taiken Nouka Minshuku＆ Campground Shirataka

Nestled high in a mountain village of Ena City, Gifu Prefecture, Shirataka offers a quintessential Japanese satoyama experience, evoking a nostalgic sense of home. Passing through idyllic rice fields, you'll discover a charming farmhouse, flanked by a serene bamboo grove and a clear stream, making it a perfect retreat into nature's embrace. This family-friendly destination boasts unique features like a recently completed treehouse and a variety of seasonal events, from wild vegetable foraging in spring to mochi pounding in winter, ensuring year-round fun and discovery for all ages. While a bit off the beaten path, requiring a picturesque drive, the journey rewards you with an authentic connection to rural Japan and an abundance of heartwarming memories.

Iyashi Forest Campground ｰEna

Nestled just 6 minutes from Ena Interchange and an hour from Nagoya, Healing Forest Campsite Ena offers an accessible yet profound escape into nature. This private retreat allows a maximum of three groups per day to revel in 900㎡ of exclusive forest, boasting panoramic views of Mount Ena, the Central Alps, and Mount Kasagi. Imagine pitching your tent among 50-year-old Japanese umbrella pines, experiencing vibrant spring greens to fiery autumn reds, with the added charm of a handmade stage for events and a chance to collect eggs from rare chickens. It's an ideal spot for those seeking tranquil solitude or a refreshing family getaway amidst the changing seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring and chestnut picking in autumn.