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Hosono Highlands Tsuriihausu Mura Campground

¥6,300 – ¥15,500 / night

Nestled high on Hosono Kogen within the picturesque Izu Peninsula, this "Treehouse Village" camp offers a refreshing escape into lush highland nature, where you can breathe crisp mountain air and glimpse the distant ocean. True to its name, it promises a whimsical and adventurous camping experience, perfect for families and groups eager to create unforgettable memories in a playful, immersive setting. The standout feature is undoubtedly the unique treehouses, offering an elevated stay, alongside cozy cottages and spacious tent sites, all supported by convenient facilities like showers. While charming year-round, spring's vibrant greenery and autumn's stunning foliage provide particularly spectacular views and comfortable temperatures for highland exploration. Though a pleasant drive slightly off the main coastal routes, this secluded location offers a wonderfully tranquil wilderness feel, easily accessible by car for those seeking a unique natural retreat.

Campground 『Deer Trail』

Nestled in the tranquil landscapes of Higashiizu-cho, Shizuoka Prefecture, Campground 『Deer Trail』 offers an immersive escape into the heart of nature. This campsite lives up to its name, promising a serene backcountry experience reminiscent of following a deer's path through the lush Izu wilderness. Expect crisp mountain air, the peaceful rustle of leaves, and unobstructed stargazing opportunities far from city lights. While providing a wilder feel, essential facilities like toilets ensure a comfortable base for your outdoor adventures. 『Deer Trail』 is your gateway to exploring the authentic natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula.

Ootokyanpingu Mura Adobenchaa Family

¥2,000 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled along the Sagano River, fed by the majestic Amagi Mountains, Adventure Family offers a truly immersive nature escape in Kawazu. This family-friendly auto campground boasts spacious sites amidst lush greenery, where you can spot wild boar, deer, and monkeys, and even find river fish and crabs in the pristine waters. Beyond the well-maintained hot showers and flush toilets, the camp truly shines with unique activities like catching stag beetles in the oak forest or bamboo shoot hunting in spring. From vibrant spring foliage and summer river adventures to autumn hikes through colorful leaves, this year-round haven is perfectly situated to explore the sea, mountains, river, and rejuvenating hot springs of Izu.

Ooike Campground

Nestled in the lush, verdant heart of the Izu Peninsula, Ooike Campground in Kawazu Town offers an authentic escape into nature. This serene spot is characterized by its tranquil atmosphere, with the gentle murmur of a nearby stream and the calls of native birds providing a soothing soundtrack. Hikers and nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to scenic trails and the refreshing air unique to this mountainous coastal region. With basic facilities including toilets, Ooike Campground is an ideal base for exploring the breathtaking natural beauty of Shizuoka Prefecture.

Sutoonchea Campground

Nestled in the scenic beauty of Shizuoka Prefecture's Higashiizu Town, Sutoonchea Campground offers an authentic escape into nature. This is your basecamp for exploring the stunning Izu Peninsula, renowned for its dramatic coastline, lush forests, and the nearby Pacific Ocean. While the campground itself is tag-free, hinting at a focus on raw nature, its convenient location means adventure is always within reach, from hiking trails to coastal drives. Essential facilities like toilets are available, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness.

Sutoonchea Campground

Nestled just a stone's throw from Izu Inatori Port, at an elevation of 250m, Stonechair Campfield offers a serene escape embraced by the rich, natural contours of the mountain. With 50 diverse sites thoughtfully segmented by trees and foliage, it caters to all — from solo adventurers to families and even furry friends, ensuring a private and immersive wild play experience. Imagine nights under a sky ablaze with stars, overlooking the distant lights of the Izu Islands, and days spent swinging on a scenic viewpoint swing, soaking in breathtaking panoramas. Summer brings the added allure of nearby pristine beaches, blueberry picking, and vibrant fireworks festivals, promising year-round delight, all just a convenient 10-minute drive from Izu Inatori Station, making it an accessible yet wonderfully remote haven.