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Kure No Hausu Camp Site

¥2,500 – ¥22,000 / night

Nestled in the lush nature of Nara, クレのハウス (Kure no House) offers a unique private camping experience that feels like your own secret hideout. With a maximum of only two groups per day, you’ll enjoy an exclusive, almost private, stay perfect for families or intimate gatherings. Beyond the tent, the impressive facilities include an air-conditioned kitchen building complete with a gas stove, refrigerator, microwave, and even a full shower room, blending outdoor adventure with home comforts. Spring brings the exciting opportunity for bamboo shoot harvesting, while autumn paints the landscape in vibrant hues, making every season special. Conveniently located near the Hari Interchange, it offers an easily accessible escape into tranquil wilderness.

Nara Forest Villa

Escape to Nara Forest Villa, an adventurous retreat nestled deep within the verdant forests of Uda City in Nara Prefecture. This 24-hour accessible campsite offers an immersive experience, allowing you to connect with the tranquil nature of the Yamato Highlands. Spend your days exploring the surrounding woods and your nights under a blanket of stars, far from city lights. Perfect for those seeking a genuine outdoor escape with essential facilities readily available.

Hisano Resort

Discover Hisano Resort, a secluded campsite nestled in the heart of Uda City, Nara Prefecture. Operating exclusively on Saturdays, this hidden gem offers a unique escape into the region's lush, mountainous landscape. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, with ample opportunities for hiking and exploring the scenic surroundings. Experience breathtaking starry nights, far from city lights, promising an unforgettable adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. Hisano Resort provides the perfect base for exploring Nara's natural beauty and creating lasting memories.

Kaori Iori KOUAN

Discover Kaori Iori KOUAN, a secluded gem nestled in the lush mountains of Uda City, Nara Prefecture. This pristine campsite offers an authentic escape into the heart of Japan's ancient forests, where towering cedar trees provide a magnificent backdrop for your outdoor adventures. Explore tranquil trails, listen to the gentle murmur of nearby streams, and immerse yourself in the serene sounds of nature. With clean, well-maintained restroom facilities, KOUAN offers a comfortable base for both seasoned campers and those new to the wilderness. Prepare to be captivated by starlit nights and the unparalleled tranquility of Nara's countryside.

Hayama Forest Yaeijou

¥200 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled in the lush, verdant forests of Nara, Hayama no Mori Camping Ground offers a quintessential wild camping experience, perfect for those seeking to truly reconnect with nature. Eschewing excessive amenities, this site emphasizes the raw joy of outdoor living, making it ideal for scout activities, family adventures, or even a peaceful solo retreat. Unique features include large lodges for group stays and an open central lawn perfect for communal campfires under the stars. While currently undergoing exciting renovations, it reopens for a limited season from March 20th to mid-June, promising refreshing spring and early summer escapades. Despite its secluded feel, access is surprisingly manageable, with public transport and car routes leading you into this natural sanctuary.

Naraken Tateno Soto Katsudou Center

¥200 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled in the lush, verdant embrace of Hayama, Nara City, the Nara Prefectural Outdoor Activity Center is an adventurer's dream. Imagine waking up to the fresh mountain air, surrounded by abundant nature, ready for a day of exploration. This family-friendly hub offers everything from thrilling athletic courses and serene walking trails to well-equipped BBQ facilities, ensuring a memorable outdoor experience for all. Whether you prefer the rustic charm of tent camping or the comfort of a log cabin or bird lodge, this center provides a welcoming escape. It's an ideal spot for enjoying nature's beauty throughout the year, combining a sense of wilderness with convenient accessibility.