Aka Shou Saki Auto Campground

Aoto Beisaido Hills

Nestled along the stunning Wakasa Bay, Aoto Bayside Hills offers a serene escape where the shimmering blue sea meets lush nature. This isn't just a campsite; it's a family-friendly haven perfect for a relaxing BBQ or cherished moments with loved ones, all accompanied by the soothing rhythm of the waves. What truly sets it apart are the fresh, seasonal fruits from its own orchard, along with gourmet bento boxes and platters crafted by a skilled chef, making for a truly convenient and indulgent outdoor experience. Easily accessible from the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway, it’s an ideal spot for those seeking a refreshing natural getaway without venturing too far off the beaten path.

Wakasa Wada Beach

Nestled between the majestic Aobayama mountain, affectionately known as "Wakasa Fuji," and the sparkling Japan Sea, Wakasa Wada Beach offers an exhilarating coastal camping experience. This internationally recognized Blue Flag beach is a haven for marine sports enthusiasts, inviting campers to dive into SUP, sea kayaking, or enjoy fishing for fresh seafood. Summertime truly comes alive with vibrant beach events and swimming, while spring offers fantastic opportunities for hiking up the scenic Aobayama. With convenient access from JR Wakasa Wada Station and bike rentals available, it's an ideal spot for adventurous families and groups seeking a blend of thrilling activities and natural beauty.

Wakasa Wada Campground

¥2,600 – ¥8,100 / night

Wakasa Wada Campsite is your ultimate "Beach Side Base" to immerse yourself in the stunning nature of Wakasa Bay. Just a 30-second stroll from your tent, you'll find the pristine, Blue Flag-certified Wakasa Wada Beach, perfect for a refreshing dip or thrilling marine activities like fishing, SUP, and surfing. Witness breathtaking sunsets as the sun dips below the horizon, and later, fall asleep to the soothing sound of waves under a canopy of stars. Beyond the beach, enjoy unique amenities such as a sauna tent and a firewood splitting experience, while families will appreciate the adjacent children's park. This easily accessible yet beautifully preserved coastal retreat, where vehicles are restricted within the grounds to maintain its natural charm, offers a truly unforgettable outdoor adventure year-round.

Ooshita Campground

¥500 – ¥4,000 / night

Ōshita Campground offers an incredible beachfront experience right on the picturesque Wakasa Bay in Takahama, Fukui Prefecture. Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of waves just steps from your tent in this spacious free-site haven. Equipped with convenient hot showers and Western-style toilets, it's perfect for families and first-time campers seeking a comfortable seaside adventure. While stunning year-round, the prime season from summer to early autumn allows for fantastic swimming and marine activities. Easily accessible from major cities like Kyoto and Osaka, this spot promises a refreshing escape into nature.

Jouhata Campground

Embark on your next coastal adventure at Jouhata Campground, nestled in the scenic town of Takahama, Fukui Prefecture. Situated at the base of Mt. Aoba, often called Wakasa Fuji, this campsite offers direct access to the stunning Wakasa Bay. Pitch your tent with panoramic views of the sparkling ocean, perfect for a refreshing swim or a day of fishing. Explore the rugged coastline and lush surroundings during the day, then unwind to the rhythm of the waves as you gather around a crackling campfire under a blanket of stars. With essential toilet facilities, Jouhata Campground provides a fantastic base for exploring the natural beauty of the Fukui coast.

Kokuritsu Wakasa Wan Seishounen Nature No Ie Yuuhi No Plaza

¥5,000 – ¥7,000 / night

Nestled near the tip of the Kurozaki Peninsula within the Wakasa Wan Quasi-National Park in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, the Sunset Plaza at Wakasa Bay National Youth Nature House offers a truly privileged setting where both sea and mountains are within a minute's walk. This expansive natural haven invites everyone, from families to groups of friends, to reconnect with nature and indulge in the blessings of the ocean and mountains. Known as the Sunset Plaza, it lives up to its name, providing an unforgettable camping experience with breathtaking views of the sun dipping below the horizon of Wakasa Bay. With diverse experiential programs like cutter activities and outdoor cooking, you can fully immerse yourself in the seasonal wonders of Wakasa. While a bit of a journey from major cities, offering a sense of remote wilderness, the reward is a special escape from the everyday.