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Sou No Sawa Campground

¥500 – ¥500 / night

Nestled at the base of the majestic Mt. Iwate and the inviting Mt. Kakegura, Ainosawa Campground offers an immersive escape into pristine nature. This well-equipped site provides a comfortable foundation for your outdoor adventures, featuring flush toilets and a cookhouse, yet maintaining a serene atmosphere by generally restricting car entry beyond loading. Imagine gazing up at a sky full of whispering stars, a truly magical experience unique to this tranquil setting. It's also an excellent base for hiking Mt. Kakegura, a beginner-friendly peak that offers stunning scenic beauty from lush green seasons to snowy treks. With convenient access from Morioka IC and helpful sleds for winter gear transport, Ainosawa is a perfect year-round destination for both seasoned adventurers and families seeking a peaceful retreat.

K.C Camping Fiirudo

K.C Campfield is nestled in the picturesque Shizukuishi town, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Mt. Iwate and the pastoral landscapes of Koiwai Farm. This serene campsite, part of a charming cottage villa, provides a tranquil escape where the gentle rustle of leaves and the sound of rain create a soothing backdrop for your adventure. Whether you prefer the comfort of a cottage or the raw beauty of a starry night under canvas, there's a perfect spot for every camper. Spring and autumn are particularly spectacular, with vibrant greenery and fiery foliage enhancing the natural splendor. Conveniently located just a 20-minute drive from Morioka IC, it offers an accessible yet deeply immersive wilderness experience.

Uma Kaeshi Campground

Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Mt. Iwate in Yanagisawa, Umagaeshi Campground offers a serene escape into nature, surrounded by lush trees and expansive grasslands. This isn't just a campsite; it's a sanctuary where you can truly feel the overwhelming presence of Mt. Iwate and immerse yourself in tranquility. A unique highlight is 'Onimata Shimizu,' a delicious spring water from Mt. Iwate, cherished by both hikers and locals alike – be sure to savor its exceptional taste during your stay. Open from late April to late November, the camp is particularly stunning during the vibrant green of spring and the fiery hues of autumn, providing a breathtaking backdrop to your adventure. Despite its feeling of remote wilderness, it's conveniently located just a 15-minute drive from Takizawa IC, making it an accessible yet profound natural retreat.

Amihari Hot Spring Campground

¥2,500 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled at an elevation of 770m within the Towada-Hachimantai National Park, Amihari Onsen Campsite offers an invigorating escape with crystal-clear air and dazzling starry nights. Just a 3-minute walk from a 1300-year-old hot spring facility, you can easily unwind in the therapeutic waters after a day of adventure. Choose from tranquil forested sites or expansive grassy pitches, with options for fully-equipped 'hands-free' camping perfect for first-timers or those seeking convenience. Don't miss the magical firefly viewing in mid-July for an unforgettable summer experience amidst the breathtaking national park wilderness.

Yaki Hashiri Yaeijou

Nestled at the foot of the majestic Mount Iwate in Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture, Yaki Hashiri Yaeijou offers a rugged yet captivating wilderness experience. This campsite provides direct access to the dramatic Yaki Hashiri lava flow, a unique geological marvel that showcases the powerful forces of nature. Adventurers can explore the otherworldly landscape by day, then stargaze under an incredibly clear night sky, far from urban light pollution. With essential toilet facilities, it's an ideal base for those seeking an immersive encounter with Iwate's untouched volcanic terrain.

Ken'ei Matsukawa Campground

Discover Ken'ei Matsukawa Campground, nestled in the pristine wilderness of Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture. This rugged retreat offers direct access to the stunning Matsukawa Gorge and the majestic peaks of the Hachimantai mountains, making it an ideal base for outdoor adventures. Campers can explore scenic hiking trails, listen to the soothing sounds of the clear river, and stargaze under an incredibly dark sky. With basic facilities including toilets, it's perfect for those seeking an authentic and immersive nature experience.