Nestled along the scenic Tamagawa Coast, Tamagawa Yaeijo offers a breathtaking grassy campsite overlooking the Pacific Ocean, where the soothing sound of waves is your constant companion. This free-spirited camp welcomes all, from families to solo adventurers, with no reservations needed and basic amenities like flush toilets and cooking facilities readily available. While open from May to October, be sure to pack warm layers, as sea breezes can bring a cool chill even in summer. Though lacking showers, the nearby Eboshiso National Lodge boasts an ocean-view open-air bath, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring, perhaps even discovering the secret surf spot just a short walk down a narrow mountain path.
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〒028-8202 岩手県九戸郡野田村玉川第３地割７
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