KOMORE VILLAGO

Kyuukamura Oumihachiman ＢＢＱ Garden

Escape to the shores of Lake Biwa and discover the Kyuukamura Oumihachiman BBQ Garden, a prime destination for outdoor culinary adventures. This lakeside retreat in Shiga Prefecture offers a spacious and well-equipped BBQ area, perfect for grilling up a storm with family and friends. Take advantage of the refreshing lake breeze and picturesque surroundings while enjoying top-notch facilities, including showers and restrooms. Open for both lunch and dinner, it's an ideal spot to refuel after exploring the natural beauty of the region.

Kyuukamura Oumihachiman Campground

¥3,100 – ¥7,200 / night

Nestled by the shimmering waters of Lake Biwa, Kyukamura Omihachiman Campsite offers an inviting gateway to nature's embrace. Perfect for families and first-time campers, you can choose from ready-pitched lodge tents – some even with airbeds – or bring your own to the elevated deck sites, ensuring a hassle-free outdoor experience. Enjoy the convenience of a roofed BBQ area, and take advantage of the nearby hotel's hot spring bath after a day of exploring. With direct access to Lake Biwa, summer beckons with canoeing and cruising, while spring cherry blossoms and autumn foliage provide stunning backdrops. This easily accessible resort-style campsite strikes a perfect balance between natural beauty and modern comfort.

Camping ・ Higaeri Baabekyuu Ba

Embark on an invigorating outdoor escape at Camping ・ Higaeri Baabekyuu Ba, nestled in the scenic Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture. This versatile campsite offers the perfect blend of lakeside tranquility and forest adventure, mere moments from the vast expanse of Lake Biwa. Whether you're seeking a thrilling day of barbecuing amidst lush greenery or an immersive overnight camping experience under a canopy of stars, this location caters to all levels of outdoor enthusiasts. With essential facilities like restrooms and convenient operating hours (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM on weekdays), it’s an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of the Biwa region.

SHIRAHIGE BEACH Shiro Hige Beach

Nestled on the scenic shores of Lake Biwa in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, Shirahige Beach offers an exhilarating escape right next to the iconic Shirahige Shrine. This vibrant leisure facility invites campers to immerse themselves in nature, combining relaxing stays with thrilling water sports and delicious BBQs. Boasting Lake Biwa's first freshwater water park, alongside popular activities like SUP, kayaking for shrine lake pilgrimages, and even the unique experience of flyboarding, there's an adventure for every age and skill level. Choose from spacious free sites or comfortable bungalows, and be sure to wake early for the breathtaking sunrise over Lake Biwa. Conveniently accessible from major cities, it's a popular destination especially during Golden Week and summer, promising an unforgettable blend of relaxation and excitement throughout the year.

Kyanpingu Station

Nestled in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, on the shores of Lake Biwa, Kyanpingu Station offers a unique blend of adventure and relaxation. This campsite, with its 'station' name, evokes a sense of journey and discovery, perfect for those exploring the stunning landscapes around Japan's largest freshwater lake. Spend your days hiking the nearby mountains or enjoying watersports on Lake Biwa, then unwind under a canopy of stars. Kyanpingu Station provides essential facilities, including toilets, ensuring a comfortable base for your lakeside exploration, open daily from 9:00 to 17:00.

Biwakomarinsupootsu Auto Campground

Nestled on the pristine shores of Lake Biwa, Biwako Marine Sports Auto Camp is a hidden gem offering an active lakeside escape under the cooling shade of a pine forest. This family-friendly campground transforms into your personal swimming beach, perfect for leisurely dips, kayaking, SUP, and even windsurfing with available lessons. Beyond the summer splash, it's a prime spot for black bass fishing and year-round outdoor adventures from cycling along cherry blossom routes to winter skiing. With well-maintained facilities including hot showers and washlet toilets, it provides a comfortable base to immerse yourself in nature's beauty, whether stargazing from the beach or embarking on a jungle cruise-like paddle down the Kamogawa River.