Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Mt. Iwate in Yanagisawa, Umagaeshi Campground offers a serene escape into nature, surrounded by lush trees and expansive grasslands. This isn't just a campsite; it's a sanctuary where you can truly feel the overwhelming presence of Mt. Iwate and immerse yourself in tranquility. A unique highlight is 'Onimata Shimizu,' a delicious spring water from Mt. Iwate, cherished by both hikers and locals alike – be sure to savor its exceptional taste during your stay. Open from late April to late November, the camp is particularly stunning during the vibrant green of spring and the fiery hues of autumn, providing a breathtaking backdrop to your adventure. Despite its feeling of remote wilderness, it's conveniently located just a 15-minute drive from Takizawa IC, making it an accessible yet profound natural retreat.
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〒020-0619 岩手県滝沢市上岩手山
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