Souka Park Campground

Camping Nano Koshigaya Campground

¥4,300 – ¥7,800 / night

Camp Nano Koshigaya offers an incredibly convenient escape from city life, nestled along the tranquil Naka River in Koshigaya. Whether you're seeking a quick day trip or an overnight adventure, this campsite caters to all, with unique access via a charming red aqueduct bridge that adds a touch of discovery to your arrival. Equipped with everything from powerful Solo Stove fire pits for mesmerizing bonfires to hassle-free BBQ plans that include ingredients, it's perfect for both seasoned campers and first-timers. With its easily accessible location and variety of rental gear, you can enjoy a refreshing outdoor experience any time of year without the need for extensive planning.

Camping Plaza

Escape the city bustle and discover Camp Hiroba, nestled within the expansive Mizumoto Park. This unique campsite, designed for youth education and training, offers a refreshing natural retreat by the water's edge. With ample space for large groups, complete with well-equipped outdoor stoves, washing areas, and fire circles, it’s an ideal setting for both day and overnight camping adventures. Embrace the vibrant cherry blossoms of spring, the lush greenery of summer, or the stunning autumn foliage while fostering teamwork and creating lasting memories. Its convenient location ensures a seamless transition from urban life to an enriching outdoor experience.

Shirakobato Undou Park Campground

Nestled within Koshigaya City, Shirakobato Sports Park Campground offers a refreshing escape into nature, ideal for families and groups focused on youth development. With seven communal fire pits, you can easily enjoy a BBQ, though bringing your own cooking gear and ingredients is highly recommended to craft your perfect outdoor meal. Open from April to November, this spot truly shines during the vibrant greens of spring and the stunning foliage of autumn, providing a comfortable setting for outdoor recreation. Its convenient access via bus and a short walk from the station makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a hassle-free nature experience close to urban life.

Camping Plaza

Discover Camping Plaza, an accessible urban escape nestled in Tokyo's Adachi Ward. This unique campsite offers a refreshing outdoor experience without venturing far from the city. Enjoy the spacious grounds, perfect for pitching your tent and unwinding under the open sky. With pet-friendly facilities and restrooms available, it's an ideal spot for a quick city break into nature.

Booisukauto Nagareyama Dai3Dan「Hoshi Forest Campground 」

Nestled in Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture, Boy Scout Nagareyama 3rd Group's "Hoshi no Mori Campsite" is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts. This unique camp offers a rich immersion in the forest, providing a tranquil escape from urban life. It's particularly ideal for families, with the "Hoshi no Mori School" offering engaging nature workshops for children, fostering a deep connection with the outdoors. Each season unveils a new spectacle, from vibrant spring greens to serene winterscapes, promising fresh discoveries with every visit. Despite its wild feel, the campsite is surprisingly accessible from the city, making it a convenient choice for an authentic nature experience.

Michi Gou Fuji Yama Shouden Dou

Venture into the mystical depths of "Doai Fujisan Shotendo," a secluded sanctuary nestled by the Minuma Waterway, reminiscent of a scene from a fantasy film. This isn't just a campsite; it's a sacred space housing shrines dedicated to Zaō Gongen, Fudō Myōō, and Yatagarasu, along with a mountain hut enshrining Shoten-sama and Juichimen Kannon. It's an ideal retreat for solo adventurers seeking profound peace amidst untouched wilderness, or for those desiring a unique, spiritually-rich camping experience. The highlight of your visit will undoubtedly be the morning Abhyanga Kuyo (oil anointing ritual) performed twice a month on the 1st and 16th days of the lunar calendar, coinciding roughly with the new and full moons. You can even take home the daikon and fruits used in the ritual, promising a deeply satisfying and restorative stay in this remote yet incredibly rewarding locale.