Nestled in the lush natural embrace of Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture, the Shimin-no-Mori Narawazudake Campground offers a serene escape on Mount Narawazudake, standing at 375 meters. This expansive forest-enveloped site is perfect for families and groups looking to create lasting memories, boasting excellent facilities like a fully equipped cooking area with a pizza oven and a dedicated fire circle for unforgettable outdoor meals and bonfires. From spring's vibrant greenery and invigorating hikes to autumn's stunning foliage and illuminated events, and hands-on workshops utilizing forest treasures, there's always something special happening. Easily accessible from Hachinohe city, it's an ideal oasis for a convenient yet deeply immersive nature experience.
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〒031-0202 青森県八戸市南郷大字島守外田山
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