Kisa Ikoi Forest

Usagi No Mori

Deep in the verdant heart of Sera Town, Hiroshima Prefecture, lies Usagi No Mori, a hidden gem for adventurers seeking solace in nature. This secluded campsite, aptly named "Rabbit's Forest," offers a serene escape amidst the region's lush, rolling mountains and dense woodlands. While offering basic facilities like toilets, it encourages a more immersive, back-to-nature experience, perfect for those eager to disconnect and explore the surrounding hiking trails. Embrace the tranquility, listen to the forest come alive, and rediscover your wild spirit under a canopy of stars.

No Usagino Mori Campground

¥5,000 – ¥30,000 / night

Nestled in the western reaches of the Sera Plateau, "Nōusagi no Mori Campground" offers a truly unique, hand-crafted camping experience carved out of over 500 tsubo of pristine forest. This is a wilder kind of retreat, where exposed roots and tree stumps are part of the charm, encouraging a deep connection with nature. Forget cramped sites; here, you can claim an expansive space all to yourself, with generous check-in and check-out times to truly unwind. Enjoy the thrill of open fires in designated areas or gather around the communal bonfire pit with your group, making it an ideal spot for creating lasting memories amidst the vibrant greens of spring or the stunning autumnal hues.

Hana No Eki Sera

¥1,000 – ¥2,000 / night

Nestled in the highlands of Sera Town, Hiroshima, Hana-no-Eki Sera is an extraordinary flower farm offering a unique camping experience amidst a kaleidoscope of seasonal blooms. Imagine setting up your authentic auto camp on a scenic hilltop within the park, where you can gaze upon a sky full of stars after a day of exploring vibrant flower fields. This family-friendly destination boasts Japan's largest flower art, charming baby goats to interact with, and numerous Instagram-worthy photo spots alongside delightful floral-themed treats. While breathtaking year-round, the spring nemophila and autumn cosmos fields, often accompanied by a mesmerizing sea of clouds, are particularly stunning highlights, all easily accessible by car for an unforgettable natural escape.

Haizuka Kohan Forest

¥1,100 – ¥5,500 / night

Nestled by a serene lake, Haijuka Kohan no Mori offers a tranquil escape where you can reconnect with nature and awaken your senses. Emphasizing a philosophy of "natural spontaneity," this campsite invites you to revel in the warmth of a campfire, the brilliance of starlit skies, and the soothing sounds of the wilderness. The recently renovated auto-campsites, complete with individual water and power hookups, provide a comfortable base for families and solo adventurers alike. Unique to this spot is the Finnish-style herbal sauna, featuring aromatic seasonal herbs for a truly rejuvenating experience, alongside a café restaurant serving a delectable seven-spice curry. Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Haijuka Kohan no Mori for an unforgettable camping journey.

Satoyama Kodomo Forest

Discover the enchanting "Satoyama Kodomo Forest," nestled in the verdant heart of Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture. This campsite offers an immersive nature experience, perfect for families looking to escape the ordinary and explore the rich biodiversity of the Japanese satoyama. With well-maintained toilet facilities, it provides a comfortable and convenient base for outdoor adventures, even for first-time campers. Spend your days hiking through lush forests, discovering local flora and fauna, and your evenings under a canopy of stars, creating unforgettable memories in this serene mountain setting. Embrace the spirit of adventure and let the natural beauty of Hiroshima rejuvenate your soul.

Ikoi Forest Hironori Yama

¥450 – ¥450 / night

Nestled in the lush, verdant embrace of Miyoshi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Ikoinomori Kobosan Campground truly lives up to its name as a serene forest retreat. While not an auto-camp facility, generous free parking ensures convenient access, making it a perfect escape for families and solo adventurers alike. The camp boasts fantastic amenities including a free cooking area and an outdoor stage, frequently utilized for comfortable summer forest schools. Beyond the captivating woodland, visitors can explore a local carp fishing pond and a children's observatory, promising a well-rounded outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature and create lasting memories at this charming Japanese campsite.