River ・torippu・ Auto Campground

Mochigase Machi Undou Park Canoe Suihen Park

¥100 – ¥10,000 / night

Nestled in the lush natural beauty of Tottori, Mochigase Sports Park Canoe Riverside Park offers a refreshing escape by a crystal-clear river. This family-friendly destination is perfect for creating lasting memories, whether you're paddling down the river in a canoe or enjoying active games on the expansive grassy lawns. With a variety of accommodation options, it caters to both seasoned campers seeking an authentic outdoor experience and those looking for a comfortable introduction to nature. Discover the vibrant new greens of spring, the cool waters of summer, or the breathtaking autumn foliage, all easily accessible for a convenient yet immersive wilderness adventure.

Koujin Forest Yaei Chi

Deep within Tottori City lies Koujin Forest Yaei Chi, an immersive forest campsite offering a true escape into nature. Nestled amidst Tottori Prefecture's verdant woodlands, this site provides an authentic wild camping experience. While embracing the raw beauty of the forest, campers will appreciate the convenience of an on-site toilet facility. Prepare for stargazing nights and the soothing sounds of the wilderness, making it an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of the San'in region. Koujin Forest Yaei Chi promises an adventurous yet serene outdoor retreat.

Funaoka Chikurin Park

Nestled in the lush natural beauty of Yazu-cho, Tottori Prefecture, Funaoka Chikurin Park offers a uniquely tranquil camping experience surrounded by magnificent bamboo groves. Imagine drifting off to sleep with the gentle rustle of bamboo leaves – it’s an idyllic escape for families, groups, or even solo adventurers seeking peace. Beyond the serene setting, the camp serves as an excellent base to explore Yazu's charming "village of rich nature and fruits," with cherry blossoms blooming in spring and vibrant autumn foliage. With convenient access from JR Koge Station via rental bicycle or the local "Yazu Bus," it’s easy to discover the historic Wakasa Railway or charming local festivals, making it an accessible yet deeply refreshing nature retreat.

Fam Famu Tottori Shukuhaku

Discover Fam Famu Tottori Shukuhaku, an inviting campsite nestled in the picturesque natural landscapes of Tottori Prefecture. Located in Yazu Town, this site offers a serene escape amidst the gentle mountains and crisp, clean air that characterize the region. It's an ideal base for exploring the tranquil beauty of inland Tottori, providing a peaceful retreat after a day of discovery. With accessible toilet facilities, Fam Famu Tottori Shukuhaku ensures a comfortable and convenient stay for all adventurers seeking to connect with nature.

Otona No Kakure Ie Hokimoto Tei

Nestled deep within the serene Kakihara village in the Yazu Wakasa Valley of eastern Tottori, "Adult's Hideaway Hokimoto House" is a beautifully restored traditional Japanese home, offering an escape back to simpler times. This isn't just a campsite; it's an immersive cultural experience where you can cool off on the engawa veranda, catch insects by the clear stream, or simply soak in the rustic charm of rural Japan. While specific camping facilities aren't highlighted, the focus is on a unique 'satogaeri' (returning home) experience, often bustling with festival-like atmospheres during special events. Summer is particularly vibrant, with events like the Kakihara Ennichi bringing the community together under the glow of bamboo lanterns. It offers a remote, yet deeply rewarding, journey into the heart of traditional Japanese village life.

Nakahara Yume Rai Campground

¥15,000 – ¥40,000 / night

Nestled in the lush, green embrace of Chizu Town, Nakahara Mukuru Campsite offers a unique blend of nature immersion and a cozy log house experience, originally designed for those considering a move to the area. This charming log cabin, built with local Chizu cedar, is a perfect retreat for families or individuals seeking to reconnect with the outdoors. Imagine spending your days foraging for wild vegetables in spring, splashing in a cool stream during summer, or witnessing the bounty of akebi fruits in autumn. Winter transform it into a snowy wonderland, ideal for snowshoeing followed by the comforting glow of a wood-burning stove, providing a truly immersive and peaceful escape, yet conveniently accessible from Chizu Station.