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Dolphin Smile

Nestled on Notojima Island, Dolphin Smile offers a unique seaside escape where the wild dolphins of Nanao Bay become your neighbors. This resort blends adventure with relaxation, providing a range of camping options from traditional pitches to luxurious glamping tents. Beyond the thrill of encountering wild dolphins and exploring the bay via SUP or kayak, you can unwind at the iLu Café or marvel at the ethereal glow of sea fireflies. As a reservation-only haven, it promises an intimate and unforgettable retreat, perfect for families or solo adventurers seeking an immersive nature experience.

Mikuniyama Campground

¥640 – ¥16,010 / night

Nestled within Ishikawa Prefectural Forest Park, Sanrokuyama Campsite offers a serene escape in a gentle hilly area, approximately 200-300 meters above sea level, surrounded by quiet, lush forests. Whether you're seeking a tranquil solo retreat, a memorable family gathering, or an enjoyable outing with friends, this campsite provides the perfect setting to immerse yourself in nature's embrace. Choose from comfortable log houses equipped with air conditioning and even electronic carpets for cooler months, peaceful tent sites, or convenient roofed barbecue shelters, ensuring a versatile stay for every camper. From the vibrant greens of spring to the breathtaking reds and golds of autumn foliage, the forest offers a spectacular backdrop, inviting you to discover its seasonal beauty. Despite its immersive natural environment, the campsite is surprisingly accessible, just a 30-minute drive from Kanazawa, making it an ideal spot for a quick yet profound escape into the wilderness.

Haatorando Hills InNoto＠Iori

¥5,000 – ¥99,000 / night

Nestled by the sea on Ishikawa Prefecture's scenic Noto Peninsula, Heartland Hills in Noto @ Iori Resort offers an adventurous yet comfortable escape. This unique destination provides both cozy rental cottages and sea-facing campsites, making it perfect for families, groups, and especially pet owners, as all accommodations are pet-friendly at no extra charge. Guests can indulge in beachfront barbecues, unwind in 100% natural hot springs, and enjoy the stunning ocean vistas. Whether you seek vibrant summer activities or serene off-season tranquility, the resort is open year-round, promising a memorable retreat. It strikes a balance between natural beauty and resort convenience, allowing for a truly special and secure stay away from the everyday hustle.

Furusato Rekishi No Plaza Campground

¥1,000 – ¥2,500 / night

Nestled within the historic Wadayama and Suejiyama Historic Park, adjacent to the Nomi Furusato Museum, Furusato Rekishi Hiroba Campgrounds offers a unique day-camping experience surrounded by the Wadayama Kofun Group national historic site. This family-friendly spot features lush lawns, playgrounds with kofun-inspired mounds and slides, and a large shelter, making it perfect for families with young children seeking a blend of outdoor fun and cultural discovery. With power outlets available at each site, you can easily enjoy a BBQ while immersing yourself in Nomi's rich history and nature. Best enjoyed from early summer through late autumn, it's a convenient escape for a refreshing day of exploration and relaxation.

Shoshi Hara Campground

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled along the pristine Kora River, Shoshihara Campground offers a serene escape, perfect for family adventures and youth outdoor activities amidst Ishikawa's wild beauty. This rustic site provides a genuine back-to-nature experience, where the gentle murmur of the river and the chorus of wild birds create a tranquil soundtrack to your stay. Basic facilities like a cooking area and simple toilets are available, allowing you to embrace the wilderness while still having essential comforts. Enjoy stargazing under an unobstructed night sky and recharge your spirit, conveniently located for exploring the Noto Peninsula and Toyama. While it feels wonderfully remote, it's also a great base for regional excursions, offering a balance of seclusion and accessibility.

Ootsu Kyappu Base

Otsu Camp Base is a serene lakeside escape nestled on the shores of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest freshwater lake. Here, you can unwind to the gentle lapping of waves, offering a tranquil setting perfect for both families and solo adventurers seeking a peaceful retreat. The camp boasts well-maintained facilities, including clean restrooms and convenient cooking areas, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst nature. While accessible from main roads, it feels wonderfully secluded, making it an ideal spot to immerse yourself in the vibrant spring greenery or the stunning autumn foliage, perhaps even trying some lake activities. This is your go-to destination for a restorative outdoor experience, away from the city bustle.

Kanazawashi Meoto Sugi Shounen Forest

Nestled deep within the verdant embrace of Kanazawa City, Omeosugi Shonen no Mori is a unique outdoor facility designed for youth groups and families seeking a genuine connection with nature. This forest haven provides a structured yet wild environment for hiking, outdoor cooking, and fostering camaraderie. With free rental tents and cooking equipment, it's an ideal spot for first-time campers to comfortably immerse themselves in the wilderness, especially during the spring and autumn family camps. While offering a remote feel, its accessibility ensures a convenient escape into adventure.

Katano Forest Auto Campground

Nestled in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Katano Forest Auto Campground offers a serene escape into the heart of nature. This auto campground provides a perfect base for exploring the region's stunning natural beauty, with the refreshing sea breeze from the Japan Sea carrying the scent of the surrounding forest. While there are no specific tags, its name suggests a rich, forested environment ideal for a tranquil getaway. With essential facilities like restrooms, campers can comfortably immerse themselves in the peaceful ambiance and enjoy a memorable outdoor adventure.

Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando

Discover Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando, a unique campsite nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture's Hakui City, offering a genuine escape into the wild heart of the Noto Peninsula. This location provides an authentic experience, perfect for adventurers seeking to immerse themselves in Japan's untouched natural beauty, far from the well-trodden paths. With its pet-friendly facilities and flexible booking, it’s an ideal base for exploring the region's diverse landscapes, from coastal vistas to lush forests. Prepare for evenings under a canopy of stars and days filled with discovery in this serene yet exhilarating natural haven. Operating until 9 PM, it offers ample time to unwind and reconnect with nature after a day of exploration.

Dei Campground

Nestled within a vast forest park in the rolling hills of Tsubata, just a 30-minute drive from Kanazawa, this day camp offers an accessible escape into nature. Surrounded by a diverse mix of broadleaf and coniferous trees, it provides a refreshing environment for casual outdoor adventures. With barbecue facilities and an athletic field on-site, it's an ideal spot for families to enjoy an active day out, from children exploring to adults unwinding. Spring through autumn is prime time, with the forest zoo reopening and various nature-based events adding to the excitement, making every visit a discovery. Its convenient location ensures a seamless transition from city life to forest tranquility.

Sazae Shima

Discover Sazae Shima, a tranquil coastal escape nestled along the serene shores of Nanao Bay in Ishikawa Prefecture's Noto Peninsula. This hidden gem offers a unique camping experience with direct access to the calm waters, perfect for kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the sea, especially during sunset, and the lush surrounding greenery. While basic facilities like toilets are available, the real draw is the immersive natural setting, allowing for a peaceful retreat away from the crowds. Experience the rugged beauty of the Noto coastline at this secluded seaside haven.

Wa Shima Ekorojii Campground

Discover the rugged beauty of the Noto Peninsula at Wa Shima Ekorojii Campground, perched on the northernmost tip with commanding views of the Japan Sea. This pristine ecological site offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Ishikawa Prefecture's untouched coastal wilderness. Wake to the salty breeze and the sound of waves, then spend your days exploring the dramatic coastline and local fishing villages. As night falls, prepare for an unparalleled stargazing experience, far from city lights, making it an ideal escape for adventurous nature lovers.