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Hida Shi Shinrin Park Campground

¥2,200 – ¥5,220 / night

Nestled just a 10-minute drive from Hida-Furukawa, Hida City Forest Park Campground offers a refreshing escape into Hida's rich nature, remarkably close to the city center. This spot is perfect for families and pet owners seeking a blend of convenience and outdoor adventure, with dedicated sites allowing furry friends to join the fun. While the facilities are simple, they provide a comfortable and affordable base for exploring the surrounding beauty, from picnicking on the grassy lawns to wandering the well-maintained walking trails. Summer boasts vibrant green foliage and refreshing breezes, while autumn transforms the landscape into a canvas of crimson and gold, serenaded by the gentle hum of insects—a truly picturesque setting for your next camping trip.

Nakanjo Kawa Tsuri Park Campground

Nestled by the crystal-clear Odorigawa River, Nakanjo River Fishing Park Campground is a nature-lover's paradise in the heart of Hida. This family-friendly retreat offers a relaxed, local atmosphere where children can safely splash and try their hand at fishing or even catching fish by hand, while campers of all ages can discover unique insects like mantises and stick insects. Beyond the popular bungalows and camp sites, the main draw is undoubtedly the fishing park, best enjoyed from late April to late September, promising memorable summer adventures under a blanket of stars. While feeling wonderfully secluded, its proximity to major routes makes it a surprisingly accessible escape for both first-time family campers and seasoned solo adventurers seeking tranquility.

Uzu Kou Shijuu Hachi Taki Campground

¥2,600 – ¥26,500 / night

Nestled amidst the breathtaking wilderness of Hida, Utsue Yonjuhachitaki Campsite offers an immersive escape surrounded by a gentle mountain stream and a lush oak forest. This tranquil haven is perfect for families and groups seeking a back-to-nature experience, where the soothing sounds of the river and birdsong replace the hustle and bustle of daily life. Enjoy refreshing dips in the clear stream or lively play in the forest clearing, and take advantage of various cabin options for a comfortable stay. While embracing a sense of remote adventure, the campsite is surprisingly accessible, making it an ideal summer retreat where cool evenings provide the perfect backdrop for stargazing and campfires.

Hidatakayama Hikodani Village

Nestled in the beautiful satoyama just a 5-minute drive from Hida Kiyomi Interchange, Hida Takayama Hikodani no Sato offers a truly natural camping experience. Surrounded by groves of beech and oak trees and lulled by the gentle murmur of a clear stream, this campsite is a hidden gem where time flows at a serene, unhurried pace. Forget the hustle and bustle of city life as you immerse yourself in authentic, quiet camping, with the added charm of an adjacent wildflower garden boasting over 100 species of wild plants. Hike up Mt. Ibuse for panoramic views of the Hida landscape and distant mountain ranges, or embrace the magic of a winter camp, as the site is open year-round, even offering winter bud observation tours in the snowy forest. It's a perfect blend of convenient access and deep immersion in nature.

Mizunashi Mizuumi Campground

Mizunashi Mizuumi Campground, nestled in Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture, offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of a lakeside retreat. Surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Tateyama Mountain Range, this site provides a tranquil escape with crisp mountain air and stunning reflections on the pristine lake. With basic facilities including toilets, it’s an ideal base for exploring the region's natural wonders, from scenic hikes to peaceful fishing. Experience true wilderness camping under a blanket of stars, making it a perfect adventure for those seeking solitude and raw natural beauty.

Tane Kura Hanare Campground

Nestled deep in the mountainous heart of Hida, Gifu Prefecture, Tane Kura Hanare Campground offers a secluded escape into nature's embrace. This '離れ' (hanare) or detached campsite promises tranquility and a return to simpler times amidst the pristine landscapes of Hida City. With essential facilities like toilets and power sites, plus pet-friendly options, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's hiking trails or simply unwinding under a canopy of stars. Immerse yourself in the authentic Japanese countryside, far from the hustle and bustle.