Nestled in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Mazegawa no Sato Suzushino Campground is a tranquil retreat along the clear waters of the Mazegawa River, surrounded by lush, vibrant nature. It offers a perfect escape from city life, ideal for families and groups seeking a relaxed camping experience amidst beautiful scenery. Unique features include a newly renovated pizza oven for crafting your own pies and a covered BBQ area, ensuring grilling fun regardless of the weather. With diverse seasonal beauty, from verdant summers to colorful autumns, every visit promises a memorable immersion in Japan's countryside.
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〒509-2612 岐阜県下呂市馬瀬名丸２０
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