Auto Camping Iwashiro Highlands

Natsu Mu Numa Campground

Natsu Mu Numa Campground, nestled in the picturesque city of Nihonmatsu, Fukushima Prefecture, offers a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts. This hidden gem provides a pristine setting beside a serene marsh, perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with the outdoors. While facilities are simple, including a toilet, the untouched natural beauty of the surrounding forest and the calming waters of the marsh are the main draw. Embrace the peace, explore the local flora and fauna, and experience authentic Japanese wilderness camping at its finest. It's an ideal base for those seeking quiet contemplation or a no-frills adventure under the stars.

Hiyama Campground

Hiyama Campground, nestled in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, offers an authentic escape into the heart of the Abukuma Highlands. This high-elevation retreat provides a rugged yet accessible base for exploring the region's diverse natural beauty. With essential toilet facilities available, campers can comfortably immerse themselves in the pristine mountain air and the sounds of the surrounding forest. Spend your days hiking scenic trails and your evenings marveling at the incredible starlit skies, far from urban light pollution. Hiyama Campground is an ideal spot for adventurers seeking tranquility and a genuine connection with nature.

Hiyama Campground Kanritou

Nestled in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, Hiyama Campground Kanritou offers a tranquil escape amidst the lush Abukuma Mountains. This site provides a stripped-back wilderness experience, ideal for adventurers seeking solitude and direct engagement with nature. With basic toilet facilities, campers can immerse themselves fully in the pristine environment, exploring nearby trails or simply unwinding under the vast, starlit sky. It's a prime base for those looking to disconnect and reconnect with the rugged beauty of rural Fukushima.

Seiseki Hot Spring Base Camping

Embark on an authentic outdoor adventure at Seiseki Hot Spring Base Camping, nestled deep within the verdant Abukuma Highlands of Tamura City, Fukushima Prefecture. This remote basecamp offers a rugged escape, providing an ideal launchpad for exploring the surrounding forests and hills. After a day of hiking or exploration, immerse yourself in the natural hot springs of Seiseki Onsen, renowned for their therapeutic properties. With basic toilet facilities and specific operating hours, this site is perfect for intrepid campers seeking a true wilderness experience under a blanket of stars.

Kuchibuto Yama Tozanguchi ・ Campground

Nestled at the trailhead of majestic Mt. Kuchibuto, spanning the scenic towns of Kawamata and Towa, this campsite offers a genuine escape into Fukushima's untouched wilderness. It's a true hidden gem for those seeking solitude, providing a rustic and free-of-charge camping experience with no reservations needed. While facilities are basic—featuring parking, simple toilets, and a water supply—they cater perfectly to minimalist and solo adventurers ready to embrace nature head-on. The prime seasons, from April to November, invite campers to explore the mountain's vibrant spring greens, invigorating summer hikes, and breathtaking autumn foliage right from their tent. Embrace the serene quietude of the mountains, far from city lights, and discover a secluded spot ideal for reconnecting with the great outdoors. This is the perfect base camp for trekkers and nature lovers desiring an authentic, back-to-basics mountain adventure.

Sakura Bushcraft Field

¥1,000 – ¥2,000 / night

Nestled in Fukushima with majestic views of the Adatara mountain range, Sakura Bushcraft Field offers an unconstrained escape for those seeking a 'wild' camping experience. This adult playground encourages direct campfires, allowing you to freely process fallen wood for your blaze and even construct temporary shelters, fostering a deep connection with nature. With plans for a co-working cafe, it's also a perfect spot for digital nomads looking to blend remote work with the raw beauty of the outdoors. Best enjoyed by solo adventurers and bushcraft enthusiasts seeking genuine wilderness and the freedom to create their own camp, away from conventional restrictions.