Kurumi Village Campground

Tokura Camp Base

¥1,000 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled in the lush, starry wilderness of Shiso City, Hyogo Prefecture, Tokura Camp Base offers a thrilling 'secret base' camping adventure. With expansive free sites perfect for lively group gatherings, dedicated zones for women and families seeking peace of mind, and even glamping-style options where you can arrive empty-handed, there's a perfect spot for every adventurer. Guests rave about the breathtaking night skies, providing an unforgettable backdrop for your outdoor escape. Beyond the stunning views, the camp boasts fantastic amenities like regularly checked facilities, heated toilets, and a plethora of activities from sledding and trampolines to nearby canoeing and E-bike rentals, ensuring endless fun from spring through autumn. Plus, with a refreshing hot spring just a stone's throw away and convenient access from Osaka and Kobe, it’s a wilderness retreat that doesn't compromise on comfort or adventure.

Wakasugi Highlands Ooya Campground

¥500 – ¥50,000 / night

Perched high in the Wakasugi Highlands, Ooya Campsite offers a serene escape into nature's grandeur, perfect for families and star-gazers alike. This destination boasts newly enhanced facilities, including a stunning wood deck with panoramic views and a dedicated stargazing deck that promises breathtaking celestial displays on clear nights. During the warmer months, campers can enjoy splashing at the Water Mountain and Pochapocha Pool, while autumn brings crisp air ideal for cozy campfires amidst vibrant foliage. Though nestled in a secluded mountain setting, it's conveniently accessible, making it an ideal spot for an adventurous yet comfortable getaway from city life.

Guriinhausu Michino Oka

Nestled in the lush natural beauty of Shiso City, Hyogo Prefecture, Green House Michi no Oka offers an enchanting riverside camping experience near the majestic Hara Fudotaki Waterfall. Operated by Hara Kanko Ringo-en (Hara Tourist Apple Orchard), this campsite boasts a welcoming atmosphere perfect for families and groups of friends seeking a memorable outdoor escape. With cozy cottages and dedicated BBQ sites available alongside tent pitches, it caters to all types of campers, from seasoned adventurers to first-timers. The autumn season, when apple picking can be combined with stunning fall foliage, is particularly spectacular, offering a convenient yet immersive wilderness feel.

Hara Fudou Taki Campground

Hara Fudotaki Campsite is nestled in the rich natural landscape of Shiso City, Hyogo Prefecture, right by Hara Fudotaki, one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. This welcoming site offers a fantastic family and group camping experience, with the soothing sound of the clear river and the magnificent waterfall views washing away daily stress. Beyond standard camping, you can enjoy riverside stays, day camping with your dog at the dedicated dog run site, and the unique bonus of an adjacent apple orchard for seasonal fruit picking. The best times to visit span from the vibrant greenery of spring, through the refreshing river play of summer, to the colorful foliage and apple harvesting of autumn. While conveniently accessible, stepping into this hidden gem feels like escaping into a rejuvenating mountain village, perfect for forgetting the hustle and bustle of city life.

Tendaki Park Campground

Nestled in the lush landscapes of Yabu City, Hyogo Prefecture, Tendaki Park Campground offers an adventurer's gateway to the renowned Tendaki Falls, one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. This site provides an immersive forest experience, allowing campers to disconnect and rejuvenate amidst the soothing sounds of nature. Explore hiking trails that lead to breathtaking views of the cascading waterfall, or simply unwind by your campsite under a canopy of trees. With essential toilet facilities, it's an ideal base for both intrepid explorers and families seeking a serene escape into the heart of rural Japan.

Gyaku Mizu Campground Narao Campground

Nestled at the foot of Hyonosen, the highest peak in Hyogo Prefecture, Gyamizu Campsite (Narao Campsite) offers a truly immersive nature experience. This public campsite boasts a vast, multi-purpose ground perfect for active families, while the scenic views from within the camp are renowned for their beauty. With only basic cooking facilities and toilets, it’s an ideal spot for those seeking a rustic, back-to-basics camping adventure away from the crowds. It serves as an excellent base for exploring Mount Hyonosen, making it a must-visit for hikers. While public transport requires a bit of an adventurous spirit, the journey itself promises a memorable escape into the wilderness.