Hikawa Campground

Sakai Keikoku Camping Tsuri Horiba

Discover Sakai Keikoku Camping Tsuri Horiba, a hidden gem nestled in the rugged mountains of Okutama, Tokyo. This campsite offers a refreshing escape into nature, surrounded by lush forests and the pristine waters of the Sakai Keikoku gorge. Anglers will delight in the on-site fishing pond, while hikers can explore the numerous trails winding through the scenic landscape. With basic toilet facilities available, it's an ideal spot for adventurers seeking a rustic yet accessible wilderness experience just a short journey from the bustling city.

Amerika Camping Mura

Nestled amidst the lush, verdant mountains of Okutama, America Camp Village offers an idyllic escape for families and groups seeking both adventure and comfort. Imagine unwinding in a charming log house, some featuring spacious lofts perfect for stargazing, or enjoying the cool shade of ancient trees even during summer. The village provides excellent facilities, including covered BBQ houses for large groups, and convenient food reservation options to make your outdoor dining hassle-free. With options from cozy tatami rooms for little ones to communal cooking areas, it perfectly balances a remote wilderness feel with easy accessibility. It's the ideal spot to create lasting memories, whether gathering friends for a party or introducing children to the joys of nature.

Hato No Su Bungalow

Discover the serene escape of Hato No Su Bungalow, nestled deep within Tokyo's majestic Okutama region. This hidden gem offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Japanese mountains, with the clear waters of the Tama River just a stone's throw away. Ideal for adventurers seeking a comfortable base to explore hiking trails, go canyoning, or simply unwind amidst the lush forest, our bungalows provide a direct connection to nature without sacrificing essential facilities like toilets. Experience the tranquility of Okutama's wilderness, where crisp mountain air and stunning vistas await your arrival.

Hato No Su Garden Kiyanpu Ba

Escape the urban rush at Hato No Su Garden Kiyanpu Ba, nestled in the scenic Okutama region of Tokyo. This charming campsite offers a serene retreat amidst the lush mountains and the gentle murmur of the Tama River. Ideal for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape, it provides basic facilities to ensure a comfortable stay while you explore the surrounding trails or simply unwind by your campfire. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Okutama's natural beauty at this secluded garden campsite.

Kawai Campground

Nestled amidst the abundant nature of Okutama, Kawai Campsite boasts a sprawling, pristine riverbed that invites you to unwind just two hours from the bustling city center. It's an ideal destination for families and groups of friends seeking a refreshing escape, offering ample space for leisurely enjoyment of river activities, fishing, and classic BBQ experiences. Whether you're planning a day trip, an adventurous tent stay, or prefer the comforts of lodging facilities, the campsite caters to a variety of camping styles, with various experience programs available to enrich your outdoor adventure. While beautiful year-round, the wide riverbed truly shines in the warmer months, perfect for cooling dips and riverside fun. Its convenient proximity to Tokyo makes it an accessible haven for those craving a quick immersion in nature without venturing too deep into the wilderness.

Kiyoshi Higashi Sono Campground

¥3,000 – ¥43,000 / night

Nestled in the breathtaking natural beauty of Okutama, Sei-to-en Camp-jo offers a refreshing escape with surprisingly convenient access, located right in front of a bus stop. This intimate campsite prides itself on a welcoming atmosphere where guests can unwind without crowds, making it perfect for families, friends, or even corporate retreats and educational group activities focused on outdoor learning. Beyond standard tent sites, they offer comfortable bungalows, including a well-equipped villa-type with a kitchen and bath, and even a seminar room for larger gatherings. You can dive into river play, stream climbing, fishing, or use it as a base for thrilling rafting, bouldering, and canoeing adventures in the nearby Mitake Gorge. With a focus on customer care and unique services, it's an ideal spot for mental refreshment and enjoying the serene environment from late March to mid-December. Despite feeling like a remote wilderness retreat, its direct bus access makes getting there hassle-free, allowing for an effortless immersion into nature.