Kaore Auto Campground

Rou Tani Forest Kawa Nohotorino Campground

Nestled in the picturesque mountains of Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, along the pristine Maruse River, Oldani no Mori Riverside Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature. This scenic forest campground provides a serene backdrop for a truly tranquil camping experience, perfect for families seeking a peaceful retreat or solo adventurers desiring quiet contemplation. Imagine waking to the gentle murmur of the clear river, surrounded by lush, sprawling woodlands. While specific facilities are undergoing updates, the sheer natural beauty and the opportunity to disconnect make it an ideal spot from spring through autumn, promising an authentic connection with Japan's captivating wilderness.

Pasukaru Kiyomi Auto Campground

Nestled along the picturesque Seseragi Kaido, Pascal Kiyomi Auto Campsite offers an idyllic escape where the crystal-clear Maze River gently encircles the grounds, creating a serene soundtrack for your stay. This family-friendly destination provides spacious auto-campsites with individual power hookups and comfortable bungalows perfect for groups seeking a private retreat amidst nature. Beyond traditional camping, guests can immerse themselves in unique experiences like fish catching, gold panning, and nature crafts, with river activities shining in summer and vibrant autumn foliage captivating in fall. Conveniently accessible from the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway, it's an ideal spot for those craving both wilderness adventure and easy access.

Nohara No Myuujiamu

Nestled in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Nohara No Myuujiamu offers an adventurous escape into the heart of nature. This campsite, whose name translates to 'Field Museum,' provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural artistry of the Hida Mountains. Surrounded by expansive fields that transition beautifully with the seasons, it’s an ideal base for exploration. Pitch your tent and prepare to discover the region's diverse flora and fauna, with ample space for hiking and enjoying the crisp mountain air. Basic facilities, including toilets, are available for your comfort.

Meihou Highlands Camping Fiirudo

¥2,500 – ¥75,000 / night

Nestled in the breathtaking Meihou Highlands of Gifu Prefecture, Meihou Kogen Camp Field offers a captivating escape into nature. Imagine crisp mountain air, vibrant seasonal landscapes, and nights blanketed by a magnificent starry sky – perfect for families and groups seeking a memorable adventure. This resort-style campground boasts an array of activities, from exhilarating ziplining and canoeing to the popular 'Morikko Slider,' ensuring endless fun. While the 'Family Summer Experience,' featuring pizza making and river exploration, is a highlight, the fresh mountain air and stunning scenery make any green season a wonderful time to visit. With convenient access from Nagoya and Kansai, it's an accessible haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Kou Ki No Mori Yaeijou

Deep within Gifu Prefecture's Gero City lies Kou Ki No Mori Yaeijou, an untamed wilderness campsite perfect for the adventurous spirit. Nestled amidst the majestic forests and rugged terrain of the Hida Mountains, this site offers a true escape from civilization. Expect to immerse yourself in the sounds of nature, with opportunities for stargazing under an unpolluted sky. While primitive, a toilet facility is available, making it accessible for those seeking an authentic, back-to-basics camping experience in a stunning natural setting.

Meihou Highlands Nature Taiken Center

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Gifu Prefecture at Meihou Highlands Nature Taiken Center, nestled in the scenic city of Gujo. This high-altitude escape offers a pristine natural environment perfect for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Explore verdant trails, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and witness stunning panoramic views that stretch across the highlands. With essential facilities like toilets available, you can immerse yourself in the wilderness while enjoying comfort, making it an ideal base for exploring the heart of Japan's alpine region.