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Takou Wan Park Family Campground

¥200 – ¥3,000 / night

Nestled on the serene Kozushima Island, accessible by ferry from Tokyo, Takowan Park Family Campsite offers a coastal escape right beside the beautiful Takowan Bay. Imagine waking to the gentle lapping of waves and a refreshing sea breeze, a perfect antidote to city life. This family-friendly site features comfortable deck tent sites and spacious grassy areas for your own tent, all complemented by shared BBQ facilities and cooking areas, making it ideal for campers of all experience levels. A major highlight is the incredible stargazing opportunities, often enhanced by guided sessions under the island's famously clear night sky. Despite its island seclusion, access from the ferry port is surprisingly convenient, promising an unforgettable island adventure.

Joi Camping Daijinko

¥3,500 – ¥150,000 / night

Nestled on Kozushima, a remote Tokyo island within the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and a designated Dark Sky Preserve, Joy Camp Daijinko offers an unparalleled escape. This oceanside campsite boasts direct access to stunning beaches perfect for swimming, blending the best of sea and mountain adventures under a breathtaking canopy of stars. Whether you prefer pitching a tent or staying in a cozy bungalow, it caters to solo adventurers and families alike, with a nearby hot spring resort to soothe your muscles after a day of exploration. Despite its wild feel, the camp is conveniently accessible from the island's port, making it a perfect blend of remote wilderness and easy reach for your next island getaway.

Ooura Campground

Perched on a scenic hill overlooking Oura Beach, Oura Campsite on Shikinejima offers an expansive and free-spirited camping experience. With space for approximately 50 tents, this site boasts a delightful mix of sandy ground and lush lawn, all with the soothing sounds of the ocean just moments away. While you'll need to bring your own tent, essential facilities like grilling areas, water access, and restrooms are readily available, making it ideal for those seeking a straightforward yet immersive island escape. Open exclusively during the summer season (July-October) and Golden Week, it's a perfect spot to create unforgettable memories amidst stunning natural beauty. Surprisingly accessible from Tokyo by high-speed boat in about 3 hours, it feels like a true island getaway without being overly remote. **[Important] All campsites are closed until March 31, 2026. Reopening plans beyond this date are undecided, so please contact Niijima Village Office for details.**

Yado

Discover Yado, an inviting campsite nestled in Niijima Village, Tokyo, offering a unique island escape. Located on the volcanic island of Niijima, this site provides direct access to stunning white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, surfing, and snorkeling. Campers can explore the island's distinctive rock formations and natural hot springs, or simply relax by the ocean. With basic facilities including toilets, Yado offers a comfortable yet authentic outdoor experience, ideal for adventurers seeking a remote feel without straying too far from Tokyo. Immerse yourself in Niijima's unique island culture and breathtaking coastal scenery.

Hane Fuku Ura Campground

Nestled on the remote island of Niijima, Habushira Campground offers a unique blend of lush forest and breathtaking ocean views, just a 10-minute walk from the stunning Habushira Beach. This free-style campsite, accommodating up to 100 people, provides ample space for you to set up your ideal camp, surrounded by nature's tranquility. With convenient amenities like a cooking shelter, outdoor cold showers, and numerous outdoor fire pits scattered throughout the site, it’s perfect for both seasoned campers and families seeking an adventurous escape. Summer is particularly vibrant, offering an ideal base for sea activities, though the mild climate makes it enjoyable across multiple seasons. While reaching this island paradise involves a scenic journey by ferry or plane, followed by a short local transfer, the sense of remoteness and natural beauty makes it an unforgettable destination for those craving a true island camping experience.

Ookubo Hama Campground

Okubo-hama Campground offers a truly unique wild camping experience on Miyakejima, boasting over 2km of stunning black sand beach right at your doorstep. This is the perfect retreat for adventurers seeking tranquility away from city life, surrounded by the island's magnificent nature. The spacious 3m x 3m tent pitches are ideal for families or groups, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness. While facilities are basic, they provide everything you need, and the best time to visit for tent camping is from April to November, when you can fully immerse yourself in breathtaking sunsets and stargazing. Though it feels like a remote escape, Miyakejima is surprisingly accessible from Tokyo.