Paddy Field Campground

ASOBINO

¥4,400 – ¥8,800 / night

Nestled deep within the serene mountains of Okuse, ASOBINO is an intimate campsite limited to just eight groups a day, where the pristine waters of the Yaetani spring flow alongside your pitch. Here, you can immerse yourself in the authentic wilderness, lulled by the soothing sounds of the crystal-clear river that runs adjacent to every site. With AC power available, a sauna tent for ultimate relaxation, and exceptionally clean facilities including hot water at the washing stations, it offers both comfort and a genuine connection to nature. Whether you're splashing in the river during summer, admiring the vibrant autumn foliage, or stargazing by a crackling fire in winter, ASOBINO provides a tranquil escape for campers of all levels, feeling wonderfully remote yet accessible.

Katara I Village Hanashi No

Nestled deep within the lush forests of Taiki-cho, Mie Prefecture, Katara I Village Hanashi No offers a tranquil escape designed for meaningful connections. This hidden gem provides a serene backdrop of towering trees and crisp mountain air, perfect for unwinding and engaging in heartfelt conversations. With basic but essential toilet facilities, campers can immerse themselves in nature's embrace without sacrificing comfort. Discover a peaceful sanctuary where you can reconnect with loved ones and create lasting memories under a canopy of stars.

Ootaki Kyou Campground

¥1,500 – ¥11,000 / night

Nestled in the lush wilderness of Oku-Ise, Mie Prefecture, Ootakikyo Campsite offers a refreshing escape into nature, where clear air, the gentle murmur of the river, and a canvas of a million stars await. This versatile campground caters to all, from seasoned solo adventurers to families seeking memorable outdoor experiences, with a range of auto-tent sites, solo sites, and cozy bungalows available. Each season unveils a new spectacle, from vibrant cherry blossoms in spring to fiery autumn leaves, promising breathtaking views whenever you visit. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Omiya Odai IC, it strikes a perfect balance between remote tranquility and easy access, even welcoming your beloved pets to share in the adventure.

Oku Ise Forest 「Shichi Ho Base 」No Asobi Mura Campground

¥3,000 – ¥17,000 / night

Nestled deep within the serene forests of Okuse, Nanaho Base is a wild playground perfect for those seeking an authentic outdoor adventure. You'll find a variety of unique, private sites, from the 'Seseragi Auto Campsite' where the gentle murmur of the stream lulls you to sleep, to the 'Saezuri Auto Campsite' alive with the chorus of birdsong. For the truly adventurous, the 'Mori no Okuzashiki Auto Campsite' offers a dynamic bushcraft and bonfire experience amidst untouched wilderness. Summer invites refreshing dips in the river, while autumn transforms the landscape into a riot of color, making every season a spectacle. While feeling wonderfully remote, escaping the everyday is surprisingly accessible, just a short journey into the heart of the satoyama.

Fu Shima Park Nantou

Nestled in the lush, coastal embrace of Minami-Ise town, Ukishima Park Nanto offers a unique camping experience where mountains meet the sea. This family-friendly retreat boasts cozy cottages and spacious campsites, providing a tranquil escape with the fascinating 'Ukishima of Domata' (a designated natural monument) right at your doorstep. Beyond camping, explore scenic walking paths, ascend the observation tower for breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of Ise-Shima, and perhaps even catch the spectacular Aso-ura fireworks in summer. It’s an ideal spot to reconnect with nature, offering both comfortable facilities and wild beauty within a refreshingly accessible setting.

Hoshi Hatake Campground

Nestled in the heart of Daiki-cho, Mie Prefecture, where mountains, rivers, and the sea converge, Hoshibatake Campsite offers a truly exclusive escape. Limited to just two groups per day, this private haven, set on reclaimed farmland behind a guesthouse, promises an intimate and tranquil experience. Imagine nights beneath a sky ablaze with stars, far from city lights, and days filled with the simple pleasures of nature. You might even savor local sweetfish from the clear Ouchiyama River, or partake in seasonal activities like river play in summer and wreath-making in winter. Despite its convenient location just a five-minute drive from the interchange, it feels wonderfully secluded, offering a genuine taste of rural Japan.