Nikoniko Camping

Tonbo Village

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled on a lush mountainside in Yassato, Higashi-Tsukuba, Tonbo Village offers a wonderfully intimate and family-friendly camping experience. This charming campsite was lovingly handcrafted by a family of camping enthusiasts, creating an atmosphere that feels like a welcoming home away from home. Surrounded by idyllic rural landscapes, it's a perfect base for exploring fruit picking, cycling, or even paragliding in the area. With clean flush toilets, shower facilities, and pet-friendly options, it provides essential comforts while immersing you in nature. Easily accessible from major expressways, Tonbo Village is an ideal escape to create cherished memories amidst the tranquil beauty of the Japanese countryside.

KABA36

Nestled in the tranquil embrace of Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, KABA36 offers an immersive outdoor experience for adventurous souls. Situated at the foot of the magnificent Tsukuba mountain range, this campsite is a gateway to exploring the region's lush forests and serene landscapes. Spend your days hiking scenic trails, and your nights stargazing under a vast, unpolluted sky. With essential facilities like restrooms available, KABA36 provides a comfortable base for your Ibaraki wilderness adventure, promising both solitude and natural beauty.

Freedom Private Yaei Chi

Discover your ultimate outdoor escape at Freedom Private Yaei Chi, nestled in the scenic surrounds of Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture. This private wilderness site offers an exclusive retreat amidst the lush foothills of the Tsukuba Mountains, perfect for adventurers seeking solitude and immersion in nature. With its 'no tags' approach, embrace the true spirit of wild camping, whether it's setting up your perfect camp, enjoying a crackling campfire under the stars, or simply soaking in the tranquil forest atmosphere. Pet-friendly and open Monday through Wednesday, Freedom Private Yaei Chi promises an unadulterated, off-grid experience where you can truly disconnect and rediscover your adventurous spirit.

Yasato Forest Campground

¥4,000 – ¥30,000 / night

Nestled at the foot of the Tsukuba mountain range, surrounded by a verdant forest, Yasato-no-Mori Campground offers a secluded escape just 80 minutes from the city. This self-service auto campground prioritizes a genuine wilderness experience, with minimal facilities and no on-site manager, allowing for unparalleled privacy and a true connection with nature. Each spacious site, over 100㎡, features unique brick-chip ground cover, providing a distinct atmosphere for your adventure. It's an ideal spot for those seeking a tranquil, back-to-basics camping trip where the sounds of birds and the glow of a campfire create unforgettable memories, especially appealing to those who embrace the charm of rustic simplicity.

Nature Lab Campground ISHIOKA

Nestled in the lush, rolling hills of Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Nature Lab Campground ISHIOKA offers a serene escape into Japan's picturesque satoyama landscape, where the gentle murmur of a clean stream provides a calming backdrop. This inviting campground is perfect for families and groups seeking a relaxed outdoor experience, boasting spacious sites and well-maintained facilities that ensure a comfortable stay even for novice campers. A standout feature is its thoughtfully designed communal spaces, crafted from natural materials, alongside opportunities for delightful BBQ experiences using local ingredients. While stunning during the vibrant greens of spring and the fiery reds of autumn, its beauty shines year-round, making any visit memorable. Conveniently located with surprisingly easy access from urban centers, it's an ideal spot for a spontaneous nature immersion.

Kutsu Gorou Camping

¥2,500 – ¥6,000 / night

Nestled in the rich natural landscape of Kasama City, Ibaraki, Kutsugoro Camp offers a serene escape just a 5-minute drive from Tomobe IC. This unique campsite is designed exclusively for solo and duo campers, inviting you to embrace a slower pace and appreciate the 'inconveniences' that make a true outdoor adventure. Spread across 10,000 square meters, you'll find diverse sites from wild-style woodlands to sandy areas perfect for direct campfires, and grassy spots for open skies. Each season brings a new palette of flora, while clear nights promise a breathtaking canopy of stars, sometimes accompanied by the camp's beloved cat, Goro. Look out for the irregular opening of 'Izakaya Kutsugoro' for a cold draft beer under the stars.