Campsites in Kanagawa

Yugawara Hot Spring Kamiya Campground Kanritou&Uketsuke

Yugawara Hot Spring Kamiya Campground Kanritou&Uketsuke is a campground located in Yugawara Town, Kanagawa, Japan. Facilities include: hot spring.

Hakone Kowaki Sono Camping ＆ Spa Yama No Oto Yamanone

Hakone Kowaki Sono Camping ＆ Spa Yama No Oto Yamanone is a camping site located in Hakone Town, Kanagawa, Japan.

CAMPieceMinamiashigara Haikou Campground

Tucked away in the tranquil embrace of Minamiashigara's rich natural landscape, CAMPiece Minamiashigara is a unique closed school campsite where old memories meet new adventures. This site transforms a former school building and its grounds into an exciting camping destination, perfect for families seeking a memorable outing, groups of friends reconnecting, or solo adventurers looking for a nostalgic escape. Imagine pitching your tent on the old schoolyard, exploring repurposed classrooms, and sharing stories around a campfire where school bells once rang, creating a truly one-of-a-kind experience. What truly sets it apart is the extensive range of rental camping gear available, making it incredibly convenient for beginners or those preferring to travel light. Whether you visit in spring to witness cherry blossoms blooming around the nostalgic campus or in autumn for vibrant foliage, every season offers a distinct charm. It strikes a perfect balance, offering a refreshing natural retreat that feels wonderfully secluded yet remains surprisingly accessible for a hassle-free getaway.

Tansawako Camping Site

Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Tanzawa in Nishitanzawa, Tanzawa-ko Campsite offers an invigorating escape into nature's embrace. This picturesque setting, with its stunning lake views, is perfect for families and groups seeking a refreshing outdoor adventure. Boasting well-equipped log houses and ample tent pitches, the campsite caters to a variety of camping styles. Summer activities include fishing and boating on Lake Tanzawa, while the surrounding mountains offer fantastic opportunities for hiking and trekking, making it an ideal spot to experience the changing seasons of Tanzawa. It's a tranquil retreat, feeling wonderfully remote yet accessible enough for a memorable getaway.

Matsuwa Base ／MATSUWA BASE Kyuu Booisukauto Maguchi Minato Campground

Nestled in the lush natural landscape of the Miura Peninsula, MATSUWA BASE (formerly Boy Scout Maguchi Port Campsite) offers an exclusive and adventurous camping experience. Perfect for groups seeking uninhibited freedom, you'll have nearly the entire campsite to yourselves, ensuring privacy and ample space for activities. Boasting a fully equipped cooking area, a proper campfire pit, and even a sheltered gathering space, this site is designed for memorable outdoor adventures. The unique treehouse adds an exciting touch, ideal for younger campers, while vehicle access to the lower tent sites makes for convenient setup. Reopening February 16, 2026, after renovations, this is a prime spot for group outings and creating lasting memories.

Akiyama Kawa Campground

Nestled in the tranquil embrace of Sagamihara's lush greenery, Akiyama River Campsite offers a serene escape, easily accessible from Fujino Station. Imagine waking to the gentle murmur of the Akiyama River and the chirping of birds, providing a perfect backdrop for both adventurous families and peaceful solo campers. What truly sets this site apart is its on-site pet grooming salon, ensuring your furry friends look their best while enjoying the great outdoors with you. While currently undergoing renovations until July 31, 2023, its prime location near Sagamiko Resort offers convenient access to activities like Sagamiko Onsen Ururi for post-camping relaxation. This campsite promises year-round natural beauty, making it a fantastic spot to reconnect with nature.

WEINS PARK Ebina

Just a minute from the Ebina IC, WEINS PARK Ebina offers a surprisingly rich escape, blending the thrill of automotive culture with the tranquility of the outdoors. This isn't just a campsite; it's a lifestyle hub where you can indulge in stress-free, authentic charcoal BBQ, savor delicious yakiniku at the first-ever Yakiniku Horinishi, or choose from free sites, RV parks, and cozy cottages. Beyond camping, unwind in their artistic hydrogen bath and woody sauna, let your furry friends roam free in the dog run, or discover a range of exciting events and workshops year-round. It’s an adventure-packed destination that feels conveniently accessible yet wonderfully removed, perfect for families and explorers alike.

Touka Sono Campground

¥165 – ¥77,000 / 泊

Just an hour from Shinjuku, Tokaen Camp offers a hidden gem in Kanagawa's lush wilderness, nestled amidst the scenic beauty of Jinba-san mountain and Lake Sagami. This versatile campsite caters to every type of camper, from families seeking an activity-packed getaway with indoor/outdoor pools and trout fishing, to groups organizing serious sports camps or corporate retreats in its well-equipped facilities. You can opt for a hassle-free BBQ experience, a full-fledged tent camping adventure, or cozy up in a cabin or bungalow, all while enjoying unique activities like handmade udon classes and hiking support. With convenient pick-up service from Fujino Station, it's surprisingly accessible for such a natural escape, making it an ideal year-round destination to create lasting memories.

Pegasusu No Ie

¥750 – ¥3,500 / 泊

Nestled deep in the abundant nature of Yamakita Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, about 1.5 hours from the city, 'Pegasus no Ie' is a private, whole-site rental campsite where both children and adults can genuinely play and unwind. Embracing a philosophy of self-reliance, this beloved facility, established in 1989, encourages guests to roam freely like a Pegasus, with no strict rules or prohibitions. You can look forward to unique experiences like heating a goemon bath or pizza oven with firewood, trying drum can baths after river play, or even catching local Haccho Yamame trout. While enjoyable year-round, the warmer months offer flowing somen noodles and refreshing river activities, making it an ideal spot for those seeking an adventurous escape into nature.

Busshukurafuto Shounan

¥600 – ¥1,200 / 泊

Nestled on a hillside overlooking a golf course in the suburbs of Shonan Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Bush Craft Shonan offers a truly unique and luxurious solo camping experience, far removed from the city bustle. This is not your typical glamping or family-friendly site; it's a raw, back-to-basics wilderness camp designed for adventurers who appreciate the beauty of simplicity and self-sufficiency. You can enjoy the primal joy of a direct bonfire under a canopy of stars, with minimal facilities ensuring an authentic bushcraft feel. The elevated location provides breathtaking views, and while feeling wonderfully remote, it's conveniently accessible via bus from Hiratsuka Station, making it an ideal escape for those seeking solitude and connection with nature.

Miura Zushi Hayama Mise Kyanpingukaarentaru＆ Sauna Rokku

Nestled in the serene Hayama region of the Miura Peninsula, Camping Car Rental & Sauna Lock offers an unparalleled gateway to coastal adventures. This unique hub provides a range of comfortable campervans, inviting you to explore the breathtaking seascapes and charming towns at your own pace. The standout feature is undoubtedly the private sauna, allowing you to unwind and rejuvenate amidst nature after a day of exploration, perhaps under a canopy of stars. It's an ideal base for families seeking memorable road trips, couples on a romantic getaway, or solo travelers craving a peaceful escape. Conveniently located yet feeling a world away, the spring and summer months are perfect for enjoying the lush greenery and vibrant marine activities.

Umiyama Hayama Hoshiyama

Nestled in Hayama, the 5,000-tsubo (approx. 4 acres) "Hoshiyama Forest" is a hidden gem, blessed with abundant spring water from the Mt. Ōkusu mountain range. This unique member-based community offers a blend of wild, untamed nature and carefully maintained satoyama charm, promising new discoveries with every visit. Explore handmade swings, a hand-dug well, a Mongolian ger, and dedicated bonfire spots, creating an immersive adventure where families can reconnect with nature. While offering a profound wilderness experience, it's conveniently located just a 40-minute drive from Yokohama, with spring's fresh greenery and autumn's vibrant foliage being particularly enchanting times to visit.