Ginzan Taira Campground

Warabino Auto Campground

Nestled in Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, Warabino Auto Campground offers an immersive outdoor experience amidst the majestic embrace of the Echigo Sanzan mountain range. This pristine location provides a gateway to exploring the region's rich natural beauty, from verdant forests to clear mountain streams. Ideal for both seasoned campers and those new to the wilderness, the campground boasts essential facilities including toilets. Prepare to unwind under a canopy of stars and discover the serene landscapes that define this picturesque corner of Japan.

Oosaki Campground

Nestled at the foot of the sacred Mt. Hakkai and adjacent to the revered Hakkaisan Son Shrine, Osaki Dam Park Campground offers a tranquil escape into nature. This secluded forest retreat is perfect for those seeking quiet reflection or a memorable family camping trip, complete with a cozy bungalow and a covered BBQ facility. Beyond the serene dam park, you can immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere of Hakkaisan Son Shrine, where a unique dragon statue and the sacred 'Kongou Reisui' spring, designated as one of Niigata's famous waters, await. Spring brings a whimsical display of carp streamers over the lake, while autumn offers the awe-inspiring Great Fire Walking Festival, providing a rich cultural experience. Easily accessible yet feeling wonderfully off the beaten path, this campground promises a harmonious blend of nature and spiritual discovery.

Gojuu Sawa Campground

¥2,000 – ¥10,000 / night

Nestled in the lush, green embrace of Minamiuonuma City, Niigata, Isawa Campground offers a prime outdoor escape with breathtaking views of the majestic Hakkaisan mountains. Whether you prefer the classic appeal of auto-camping or the cozy comfort of a cottage, you'll find a welcoming environment perfect for families and adventurers alike. Stay connected amidst nature with Wi-Fi available across all sites, and explore local charm with unique Tsubame-Sanjo themed goods. Beyond the campsite, discover the soothing hot springs of Isawa Onsenkyo and the scenic Hakkaisan Ropeway, promising unforgettable experiences from late spring through autumn's vibrant foliage. It's an accessible yet immersive natural retreat, blending modern convenience with authentic wilderness exploration.

Yaei Kirinte Shirakaba

¥1,000 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled at the trailhead of Mount Aizu-Komagatake, Kirinte Shirakaba Camp offers a tranquil escape surrounded by pristine white birch forests, with the crystal-clear Hinoemata River flowing gently nearby. This camp provides a serene setting for all, from solo adventurers seeking wilderness immersion to families looking for a peaceful retreat. A unique perk for climbers is the option to leave your tent pitched while ascending Mount Aizu-Komagatake during off-peak seasons, making it an ideal basecamp. Beyond standard tent sites, guests can enjoy rustic charm in traditional thatched-roof cottages with an irori hearth or well-equipped bungalows, some with private kitchens. Operating from late April to late October, it’s a perfect spot to experience Japan's beautiful autumn foliage and offers a feeling of remote wilderness while still providing convenient facilities.

Bungalow & Camping Karamatsu

Escape to Bungalow & Camping Karamatsu, nestled deep within Fukushima Prefecture's Hinoemata Village, a gateway to the breathtaking Oze National Park. This campsite offers an immersive experience amidst towering beech and oak primeval forests, providing a stunning backdrop for adventure from late April through October. Explore pristine hiking trails, discover hidden waterfalls, or simply unwind in the tranquility of this mountain sanctuary. With essential facilities like toilets and reservable spots, Karamatsu is the perfect base for your outdoor escapades in one of Japan's most revered natural landscapes.

Miharashi Campground

¥1,000 – ¥1,000 / night

Miharashi Campground offers a truly immersive wilderness experience, nestled within the breathtaking natural beauty of Oze Marshland. Here, you can pitch your tent amidst the trees and wake up to stunning views of the marsh, listening to the symphony of birdsong. With space for approximately 100 tents, it's an ideal spot for those seeking a tranquil escape, whether you're a solo adventurer or a small group. The campground shines from late spring's vibrant greens to autumn's fiery foliage, making any visit a picturesque journey. Its remote yet accessible location, with same-day registration at Hiuchigoya, provides a wonderfully spontaneous gateway to the heart of Oze.