Ooura Saki Park Campground

Oosako Campground

Nestled in a serene inlet of the Seto Inland Sea, Ohsako Campsite embodies the spirit of 'playing with the Earth,' offering an escape into nature's embrace. With options ranging from traditional tent camping to comfortable glamping, you can immerse yourself in the calm waters and lush greenery. The nights here are a spectacle, boasting a genuine, streetlamp-free planetarium where stargazing for shooting stars becomes an unforgettable experience. Days are filled with marine adventures like fishing and kayaking, or historical explorations to the nearby Japan Heritage site of Kamegashubi Battery. Despite its remote feel, it's a convenient 70-minute drive from Hiroshima City, making it an ideal retreat to refresh your mind and body.

Kabushikigaisha Surishieru・ Uminoie Suriishieru

Discover your next coastal adventure at Kabushikigaisha Surishieru・ Uminoie Suriishieru, nestled on the scenic shores of Etajima City in Hiroshima Prefecture. This unique "Uminoie" (beach house) offers direct access to the tranquil Seto Inland Sea, providing an idyllic setting for water-based activities and breathtaking ocean views. Imagine waking to the gentle sound of waves and spending your days exploring the captivating coastline, whether swimming, sunbathing, or simply unwinding by the sea. With convenient facilities including restrooms and a flexible operating schedule, it’s an ideal escape for families and adventurers seeking a refreshing maritime experience in a stunning natural environment.

Beach Nagahama

Nestled along the serene shores of the Seto Inland Sea, Beach Nagahama offers the quintessential seaside camping experience for families and friends. With direct access to a beautiful sandy beach, you'll feel like you have your own private stretch of coastline. This convenient spot specializes in hassle-free outdoor fun, offering a full range of marine sports from jet skiing to wakeboarding, and even stand-up paddleboarding. Don't miss the unique tent sauna experience right by the beach, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure, especially during the warm summer months when fireworks light up the night sky.

BIG SEASIDE PARK

Nestled on the southernmost tip of Nomishima in Etajima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, BIG SEASIDE PARK invites you to a genuinely rustic coastal camping experience. This isn't a high-spec resort; instead, it upholds the timeless 1985 philosophy that true camping is about embracing simplicity and finding joy in the raw outdoors, making it ideal for self-reliant adventurers and those seeking an authentic escape. Expect basic facilities, including traditional Japanese-style flush toilets, which perfectly align with its no-frills charm, complemented by a unique on-site Café Bar and readily available firewood. While enchanting year-round for purists, the beachside location truly comes alive in warmer months, offering opportunities for events and tranquil sea views. Though located on an island, the journey feels like a deliberate step back to a simpler time, providing a sense of peaceful remoteness that’s well worth the voyage.

Hoshiakari Yama Biko

Hoshiakari Yamabiko offers a unique island escape where the best of both worlds, sea and mountains, converge on a sprawling 3500-tsubo private beach. Imagine waking to the gentle lapping of waves and the fresh mountain air, then spending your days exploring the crystal-clear waters. This campsite is a true 'playable stay,' boasting a 360-degree panoramic sea cafe where you can fish or simply soak in the views, alongside options for SUP and kayaking adventures. It's an ideal destination for families and groups seeking a relaxed yet activity-filled getaway, with convenience that belies its remote-feeling natural beauty. Summer nights here are particularly magical, offering an incredible display of stars.

Katsurahama Campground

¥1,500 – ¥3,000 / night

Nestled on the serene shores of the Seto Inland Sea, Kurahashi Katsurahama Campground offers a unique coastal escape with its tranquil beachfront and lush surroundings. Every spacious site features a convenient wooden deck, making tent setup a breeze and ensuring a comfortable stay for families and friends alike. Adjacent to a soothing hot spring facility and a historical museum, this campground blends relaxation with cultural exploration. While perfect for summer beach days and stargazing, it also provides a unique social experiment period for off-season adventurers, though you'll need to pack out your trash. Despite its somewhat remote feel, access by public transport from Kure Station is surprisingly straightforward, offering a convenient gateway to coastal tranquility.