Lake Nojiri Camp Site

Mizuumi Rakuen Campground

Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Nojiri, known as the 'Fuyo Lake' and part of the Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park, Korakuen Campground offers a truly picturesque escape. With its crystal-clear waters and stunning backdrop of the Northern Shinshu Five Mountains, this lakeside haven features exclusive private piers, perfect for gazing out at the breathtaking scenery. Its distinct partitioned sites allow you to choose your ideal spot for a relaxing family getaway or a contemplative solo adventure. While providing a sense of remote tranquility, it remains easily accessible for those seeking both convenience and the embrace of nature, especially beautiful during the vibrant colors of autumn and refreshing summer days.

Ukudi・ Campground

Embark on an unforgettable adventure at Ukudi・Campground, nestled in the pristine highlands of Shinano-machi, Nagano Prefecture. This hidden gem offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Japanese Alps, surrounded by dense forests and crisp mountain air. Perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape, the campground provides a tranquil base for exploring the region's hiking trails and breathtaking vistas. With essential facilities like restrooms available, Ukudi・Campground balances rustic charm with necessary conveniences, inviting you to connect with nature's raw power and serenity.

Nojiriko Auto Camping Nojiri Lake Resort Campground

Nestled in the rich natural beauty of Shinano-machi, Nojiri Lake Resort offers a magnificent camping experience with stunning views of Mt. Kurohime and Mt. Myoko, right on the picturesque shores of Lake Nojiri. This expansive 7,000-tsubo (approx. 5.7 acres) site allows vehicle access directly to your chosen spot, making it ideal for families and groups seeking a customizable and comfortable outdoor escape. Beyond the spacious campsites, a vibrant array of seasonal activities awaits, from summer SUP and kayaking on the lake to winter snowshoeing and Jihokudani hot spring tours. Despite its tranquil, wilderness feel, it's surprisingly accessible, just a 35-minute train ride from Nagano Station, offering a perfect blend of convenience and remote adventure.

Nojiri Kaamu Forest Campground

Nestled serenely by the shores of Lake Nojiri, Nojiri Calm Forest Campground is a tranquil woodland retreat where time seems to slow down. Immerse yourself in the profound silence of the deep green forest, accompanied only by the chirping of birds, perfect for unwinding with family and loved ones. The campsite offers dedicated family-friendly sites designed with children's safety in mind, along with convenient cabins for a hassle-free 'glamping' experience, making it ideal for first-time campers. Spring, with its vibrant new growth, and autumn, painted in stunning hues, are particularly magical seasons to visit, offering crisp, clean air that invigorates both body and mind. Despite its secluded feel, access from major roads is surprisingly convenient, promising an exciting discovery of your own hidden gem.

Kou Rai Bou

Discover Kou Rai Bou, a secluded retreat nestled in the heart of Shinano-machi, Nagano Prefecture. This hidden gem offers adventurers a pristine base to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Shinano. Surrounded by dense forests and towering peaks, campers can expect crisp mountain air, unparalleled tranquility, and dazzling starry nights. Ideal for those seeking an authentic outdoor experience, Kou Rai Bou provides a raw connection to nature with the convenience of basic facilities.

Nagano Camping Cottage Raborando Kurohime

¥7,070 – ¥30,720 / night

Nestled at the foot of Mount Kurohime, Laboland Kurohime invites you to a wellness retreat amidst over 100,000 square meters of sprawling forest in the rich natural landscape of Nagano. Ideal for families, friends, large groups, corporate trainings, or even a cherished getaway with your beloved pets, these spacious two-story private lodges offer a comfortable, home-away-from-home experience. An abundance of exhilarating activities awaits, from e-bike tours through satoyama and canoeing on Lake Nojiri to winter snowshoeing and unique Nordic kuksa carving workshops. While delightful throughout all four seasons, the refreshing highland climate of spring (early summer) and autumn makes them particularly splendid times to visit. Conveniently located about 3 hours by car or 2.5 hours by train from central Tokyo, with easy access from Shinanomachi I.C. and a shuttle service from Kurohime Station, it perfectly balances wilderness immersion with effortless arrival.