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¥500 – ¥3,000 / 泊

Escape to Campsite B, a charming, handcrafted site in Misaki Town, Suzu City, boasting an unparalleled beachfront location. Imagine waking to the sound of waves, spending your days swimming and barbecuing right by the sea, and evenings bathed in the glow of a coastal sunset. This intimate spot offers a wonderful balance of rustic charm and convenience, being just a 10-minute drive from the city for any forgotten essentials. Perfect for families, couples, or even solo adventurers seeking a tranquil seaside escape, it's open year-round, offering lively summer fun or serene off-season solitude with your furry friends.

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.

Ishikawaken Kenkou Forest Sougou Kouryuu Center

¥2,000 – ¥5,000 / 泊

Nestled in the pristine natural embrace of the Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa Kenkou no Mori Sougou Kouryu Center offers a serene escape for campers seeking tranquility. Immerse yourself in the crisp forest air and the quietude of nature, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life. This expansive campsite is perfect for creating cherished family memories or embarking on a group adventure with friends, boasting a variety of accommodation options to suit your style. Spring and autumn showcase breathtaking greenery and vibrant fall foliage, making these seasons ideal for enjoying a starlit bonfire. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from the Noto Satoyama Kaido Noto Airport IC, it’s surprisingly easy to dive into this natural wonderland.

Shi No Seno Ei Ba

¥400 – ¥800 / 泊

Nestled at the gateway to the sacred Mount Haku, Ichinose Camp provides an ideal basecamp for intrepid hikers and nature lovers alike. Surrounded by the majestic beauty of Hakusan National Park, this site offers endless opportunities for invigorating treks and peaceful strolls through the forest. The Ichinose Visitor Center serves as a valuable resource for trail information and insights into the local ecosystem, ensuring you're well-prepared for your adventures. While vehicle access to the tent sites is restricted, convenient parking is just a stone's throw away, preserving the tranquil atmosphere. After a day of exploring, you can even soothe weary muscles at a nearby hot spring inn, making your stay a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

Shoshi Hara Campground

¥500 – ¥1,000 / 泊

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.

Campground Kanritou

¥1,250 – ¥5,140 / 泊

Nestled within Noto Hanto Quasi-National Park, Kyukamura Noto Chirihama Campground offers an exceptional seaside camping experience, mere steps from a stunning white sand beach fringed with pine trees. Imagine waking to the sound of waves, with the ocean just a three-minute stroll away for swimming, beachcombing, or simply watching the breathtaking sunset. This welcoming site caters to all, from families to solo adventurers, offering convenient options like dome tents and rental sets for hassle-free camping, alongside the luxury of a natural hot spring bath, 'Naminami-no-Yu,' at the main hotel. Open from spring until late autumn, it serves as a perfect base for exploring the Noto Peninsula's natural wonders and iconic attractions.

Furusato Rekishi No Plaza Campground

¥1,000 – ¥2,500 / 泊

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.

PlaygroundSuzu

Nestled in Suzu City at the very tip of Ishikawa Prefecture's Noto Peninsula, Playground Suzu offers a deeply reconnected camping experience, born from resilience and community spirit. This isn't just a campsite; it's a vibrant space where people, nature, and the future intertwine, reborn stronger after the Noto Peninsula earthquake. Auto campers can look forward to nights under a blanket of sparkling stars and mornings greeted by breathtaking sunrises over the ocean, perfect for both solo adventurers and group getaways. As it's produced by Urano Farm, you can enrich your stay with unique agricultural experiences and farm-to-table dining, making it a truly immersive escape. While it's a scenic two-hour-and-twenty-minute drive from Kanazawa Station, the journey is well worth it for this unique blend of natural beauty and meaningful connection, available outside of its December to February winter closure.

Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando

Hyakushou Hiroba Ozurando is a campground located in Hakui City, Ishikawa, Japan. Facilities include: restroom, pet-friendly. Typical hours: Monday: 10:00-21:00.

Senami Kawa Campground

Nestled at the foot of the Northern Alps and benefiting from the majestic Hakusan National Park, Senagawa Campsite lives up to its name as a true "Village of Clear Streams," offering a refreshing escape alongside the pristine Senagawa River. This site provides an immersive wilderness experience, perfect for those seeking to unwind amidst lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nature, whether you're creating family memories or embarking on a quiet solo retreat. A standout feature is the vibrant display of dogtooth violets on Onsori Mountain in spring, offering beautiful hiking opportunities and making spring and early summer prime seasons for a visit. While feeling wonderfully secluded in the heart of the mountains, it's accessible enough to embark on a memorable journey into genuine Japanese wilderness.

Onsori Yama

Nestled within the vibrant natural embrace of Senamigawa Campsite, Onsoriyama offers an exquisite escape where the crystal-clear currents of the Senamigawa River provide a soothing soundtrack to your adventures. This location is particularly renowned for its breathtaking display of Dogtooth Violets (Katakuri) that carpet the mountainside each spring, transforming the landscape into a vibrant purple canvas. Whether you're seeking a serene solo retreat or a memorable family camping trip, the well-maintained facilities ensure a comfortable and accessible experience for all skill levels. Spring is undoubtedly the highlight, offering a truly magical spectacle of blossoms, all within a surprisingly convenient reach from urban centers, making it an ideal spot to reconnect with nature.

OUTDOOR RESORT 891

¥550 – ¥8,800 / 泊

Nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture's Hakui City, OUTDOOR RESORT 891 offers an immersive escape where the gentle embrace of satoyama (foothills) meets the invigorating presence of satoumi (coastal areas). This versatile outdoor haven caters to every adventurer, from solo trekkers to bustling families, offering traditional camping, day camps, glamping, and even bushcraft experiences. A dedicated dog camp and spacious dog run ensure your furry friends have an unforgettable time, while well-equipped BBQ facilities make al fresco dining a breeze. Enjoy evenings under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the tranquility of nature, far enough from the city to feel remote yet conveniently accessible for a rejuvenating getaway. Spring through autumn unveil the best of this resort, with vibrant scenery and endless opportunities for outdoor fun.