Atago Shima

Ishigami Village Campground

¥2,000 – ¥4,000 / night

Nestled along the pristine Atago River, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Waters, Ishigaminosato Campground offers a refreshing escape surrounded by tea fields and lush forests. Its gently flowing, crystal-clear waters are perfect for safe river play, making it an ideal spot for families seeking a peaceful outdoor adventure. Experience the unique thrill of a tent sauna followed by a revitalizing dip in the clear river. With convenient facilities like a covered water area with hot water and an unmanned firewood stand, alongside an on-site outdoor shop, it blends natural immersion with comfort. Easily accessible just 20 minutes from Shin-Tomei Expressway's Hamamatsu Hamakita IC, it’s a convenient gateway to wilderness.

TAKI Campground

Discover TAKI Campground, an adventurer's haven nestled in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. True to its name, this site offers unparalleled access to a mesmerizing waterfall, providing a constant, soothing soundtrack to your outdoor escape. Immerse yourself in the region's lush, mountainous forests, perfect for challenging hikes or serene nature walks. With essential facilities like restrooms and a pet-friendly policy, TAKI Campground is your gateway to an unforgettable, nature-immersed experience where you and your furry companions can explore the wild beauty of Shizuoka.

Atagofeels Atago Fiiruzu

Nestled in Hamamatsu City's Tenryu district, atago feels is a one-of-a-kind campsite located right by the pristine Atago River. This unique destination, creatively repurposed from a former junior high school, offers expansive grounds for traditional camping, including powered RV sites, along with charming renovated classrooms transformed into cozy accommodations. Beyond the natural playground of the river and surrounding landscape, guests can enjoy hearty, hand-prepared meals at "Mori no Gohan-ya" (Forest Diner) and find solace in "Hon no Heya" (Book Room), a refurbished library. It’s an ideal spot for families and groups looking to reconnect with nature and each other through engaging play and relaxation, especially from spring through autumn. Despite its serene, nature-rich setting, atago feels is conveniently accessible, just a short drive from the Shin-Tomei Hamamatsu-Hamakita Interchange.

Atera Forest Campground

Nestled in the tranquil Tenryu Ward of Hamamatsu City, Atera no Mori Campground offers an immersive natural escape alongside the pristine Atago River, recognized as one of Japan's Top 100 Exquisite Waters. Here, crystal-clear waters reveal fish like ayu and amago swimming freely, with gentle currents perfect for safe river play, even for small children. Embrace the wild with activities like fishing and day-use BBQs, all set against a picturesque backdrop enhanced by a traditional waterwheel. This family-friendly haven transforms with the seasons, providing a refreshing outdoor experience easily accessible within a 30-minute drive from the Shin-Tomei Expressway's Hamamatsu-Hamakita I.C.

Kuma Heisui Hen Village Auto Campground

Discover Kuma Heisui Hen Village Auto Campground, nestled in the scenic Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. This riverside haven offers a serene escape, perfect for those seeking tranquility amidst nature's embrace. With the gentle murmur of a nearby stream as your soundtrack, you can truly unplug and reconnect with the outdoors. It's an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty or simply unwinding under the stars, making it a prime destination for adventurous campers.

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Tucked away in the Kumamura area of Hamamatsu City, KIZUKU is a unique solo camping retreat where the pristine Atago River, selected as one of Japan's 100 Famous Waters, flows right before your eyes. This isn't just a campsite; it's an art installation where a container house houses over 100-year-old stained glass, a Taisho-era telephone, and nostalgic toy cars, creating a space where time seems to stand still. Perfect for introspective solo adventurers, you can spend your days reading by the bonfire, napping to the sound of the river, or simply reflecting, allowing yourself to 'realize' forgotten desires and inspirations. While there are no showers, a compost toilet ensures comfort, and the river offers refreshing swims, making it an ideal escape year-round for those seeking a deeper connection with themselves amidst nature, just an hour's drive from Hamamatsu's urban bustle.