Escape to Otonashi no Sato Campground & Cottages, a serene riverside retreat nestled along the historic Kumano Kodo trail in Wakayama Prefecture, just a 10-minute drive from Kumano Hongu Taisha. This continually evolving outdoor haven offers a refreshing escape where you can unwind amidst the sounds of nature and clear mountain air, perfect for families, groups, or even a unique workation. A standout feature is the on-site Watase Onsen hot spring center, providing a soothing communal bath experience after a day of adventure, known as a "beauty hot spring." Indulge in authentic Italian cuisine made with local ingredients at "OPEN DECK," a stylish riverside restaurant boasting terrace seating and a new large pizza oven, while well-equipped cottages and spacious, power-enhanced campsites cater to every need. With an exceptionally comprehensive range of rental gear, Otonashi no Sato blends remote wilderness charm with modern conveniences, ensuring a memorable, hassle-free outdoor escape any time of year.
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〒647-1733 和歌山県田辺市本宮町渡瀬４５−３
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