109 campsites

¥2,000 – ¥4,000 / night
Nestled in the remote Akiyama-go village at Nagano Prefecture's northernmost tip, AKIYAMAGO GARDEN offers an enchanting escape into nature with its integrated fishing pond and campsite. Surrounded by pristine rivers and the ever-changing tapestry of the mountains, this spot promises an exceptional outdoor adventure. It's an ideal setting for families and friends to create lasting memories in their auto-camp sites, where you can grill freshly caught Iwana right on the spot. The well-equipped management building, featuring hot showers, clean restrooms, and laundry facilities, ensures a comfortable experience even for novice campers. Spring and autumn are particularly magical here, with vibrant new growth or breathtaking fall foliage painting a stunning backdrop for your wilderness retreat.

Escape to Nojiriko Highlands BARTONShinkacampBASE, nestled in the scenic Nojiriko Highlands of Nagano Prefecture. This exclusive campsite offers a unique blend of wilderness and comfort, perfect for adventurers seeking an elevated outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountain forest, with easy access to the pristine Nojiri Lake for water activities or exploration. Enjoy the convenience of a power site, showers, and pet-friendly facilities, making it an ideal base for exploring the breathtaking natural beauty of the Japanese Alps.

¥22,000 – ¥30,000 / night
Nestled amidst the terraced rice fields of Kinasa, Nagano, "Kinasa Base" offers an exclusive, one-group-per-day private camping experience with breathtaking views of the Togakushi mountain range. This cottage-equipped site is perfect for families, ensuring a worry-free escape into nature even if the weather turns. Pitch your tent in the sprawling 300-tsubo (over 9,600 sq ft) yard, bake authentic pizzas in the stone oven, or relax in the clean, attic-room cottage – the choice is yours. With nearby rivers blooming with cherry blossoms in spring and fireflies in summer, it's a hidden gem where you can savor the changing seasons and a starry night sky in complete privacy.

¥300 – ¥4,000 / night
Nestled within the majestic Ontake Ski Resort in Nagano, CAMP ONTAKE offers an unparalleled high-altitude escape, with sacred Mount Ontake at its back and sweeping views of the distant Central Alps. Prepare to be captivated by truly exceptional stargazing and breathtaking seas of clouds, living up to its claim as having "Japan's best starry sky." This challenging yet rewarding campsite is perfect for solo adventurers, mountaineers using it as a base for Mt. Ontake, and motorcycle touring enthusiasts seeking profound natural beauty. The "Cloud Top Area" is particularly renowned for its dramatic cloud seas, while the on-site Mikasa no Yu hot spring provides a welcome warmth after a day in the cool mountain air. While access might be a bit challenging, the journey rewards you with a truly remote wilderness experience and discoveries unique to this incredible mountain sanctuary.

Nestled in Urugi Village, surrounded by mountains in the southernmost tip of Nagano, CAMP屋うるぎキャンプフィールド offers a serene escape at an elevation of 1,060m. This remote sanctuary invites you to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature, with sites ranging from bright areas under broadleaf trees to peaceful spots bathed in cypress forest sunlight. Since cars are mostly parked away from the campsites, a truly tranquil atmosphere allows for stargazing and quiet contemplation. With amenities like hot water sinks, warm shower toilets, and a wide array of rental gear, it's perfect for both seasoned campers and those new to the wilderness, allowing everyone to enjoy the pristine environment year-round.

¥3,000 – ¥15,500 / night
Perched on Kurumayama Kogen, CAMP SKY FIELD-Kurumayama Auto Campsite offers an unparalleled 'sky camp' experience with panoramic views of the Yatsugatake, Southern Alps, and even Mt. Fuji. Boasting an 80% clear sky rate, this is where you can witness a truly spectacular starry night, far removed from city lights, evoking a sense of ancient Jomon wonder. Each site comes with power, and guests can enjoy the adjacent hotel's natural hot springs, making it perfect for families or solo adventurers seeking comfort in the cool highland air, especially during summer. Conveniently located within an hour's drive from major interchanges, it's an accessible escape into breathtaking nature.

Nestled in Saku, where the refreshing Asama-oroshi winds whisper through the air, Ciel no Mori Camp Site, opened in June 2022, offers a serene escape. Enjoy the gentle flow of the Chikuma River nearby and immerse yourself in the tranquil embrace of rice paddies and lush forest. This cozy, private sanctuary is perfect for families seeking a peaceful getaway or solo adventurers craving solitude. As night falls, indulge in a unique bar experience at the reception counter with the owner's special昭和-retro siphon coffee, or marvel at the magical contrast of city lights and a sky full of stars. While winter offers the allure of snow camping, its convenient access to Karuizawa and Tateshina makes it an ideal base for exploring the region, with the added luxury of gourmet ingredient sets curated by the owner.

Nestled at an elevation of 1,250m by the tranquil Izumi Lake, Izumi-koen Campsite offers a rustic and immersive wilderness experience amidst lush forests. Perfect for those seeking a quiet escape, this site provides basic amenities like cooking facilities and clean toilets, encouraging a return to nature with its no open-ground fire policy (fire pits welcome). While accessible by car to a nearby parking lot, the campsite itself is a short walk, preserving its serene atmosphere. The prime season from May to October boasts cool evenings ideal for stargazing and wildlife spotting, making it a fantastic base for exploring the surrounding Suwa region and creating unforgettable memories.

¥3,000 – ¥15,530 / night
Nestled amidst the pure air and pristine waters flowing from the Yatsugatake mountains, Glamorous Dining Tateshina offers an immersive forest dining experience centered around the concept of 'living with and protecting the forest.' Whether you're seeking a casual day camp with no-hassle BBQ or a luxurious glamping stay in a spacious tent villa complete with hotel-like amenities, this resort caters to various styles of outdoor enjoyment. Indulge in exquisite BBQ featuring local ingredients curated by hotel chefs, and be mesmerized by the starry skies at 1200 meters altitude. Conveniently accessible via a free shuttle bus from Chino Station, it's an ideal escape to reconnect with nature.

Perched at an elevation of 1535m amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Shirakaba Highlands, RV Park Tateshina offers an alpine escape like no other. Imagine waking up to a symphony of colorful alpine flowers and crisp, clean air, perfect for a rejuvenating digital detox. With Lake Megami just a short stroll away, a wealth of activities from cycling to kayaking awaits, making it ideal for families seeking adventure or solo travelers craving tranquility. While offering a sense of remote wilderness, its location along the scenic Venus Line ensures convenient access to this high-altitude haven, especially stunning during the warmer months.

¥2,000 – ¥12,000 / night
Nestled in the lush, serene embrace of Saku City, Nagano Prefecture, Megami no Mori Campground offers an immersive escape into nature. Whether you prefer the spaciousness of auto sites, the secluded wildness of the bushcraft-focused solo free sites, or the privacy of fenced plots, there's an experience tailored for every adventurer. Modern amenities like washlet toilets and clean cooking facilities ensure a comfortable stay, making it perfect for families seeking convenience or solo campers desiring a touch of wilderness. Explore the forest's changing beauty from vibrant spring to fiery autumn, and let the goddess of the woods rejuvenate your spirit.

¥15,600 – ¥15,600 / night
Nestled deep within the Northern Alps, Yokoo Sanso's campsite serves as a vital basecamp for adventurers tackling the iconic peaks of Hotaka and Yarigatake. This expansive site offers a wild, immersive experience for solo trekkers and seasoned mountaineers alike, truly blending into the majestic natural landscape. While providing a genuine wilderness feel, the convenience of the adjacent mountain hut, complete with a shop, diner, and even a bathhouse, ensures a comfortable and well-supported stay. The sweet spot for visiting is mid-May to June, when vibrant new greenery emerges against the backdrop of lingering snow, and wildflowers like Nirinso and Iwakagami carpet the ground. Reached by a scenic 3-hour hike from Kamikochi Bus Terminal, it promises a remote yet accessible gateway to the heart of the Japanese Alps.
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