This time, we will introduce six campsites in Mie Prefecture starting from North to South where you can enjoy nature, tents, overnight cottages and barbecues. How about enjoying a different experience with your friends and family?
* For more details about charges, access, opening hours, reservations, etc., check directly with the administration of the sites. (Please note that these informations may change from time to time).
- Aogawa-kyo Camping Park
Address: Inabe-shi Hokusei-cho Shinmachi 614
TEL: 0594-72-8300
Official Website: https://www.aogawa.jp/
Opening Hours: Business days (may change according to season).
- Oyamada Hot Spring Sarubino Iga-ryu Ninja Field Athletic Campground
Address: 〒518-1412 Iga-shi Kamiawa 2953
TEL: 0595-48-0268
Official Website: https://www.sarubino.com/
Opening hours: 10am to 9pm (hot spring entrance closes at 8:30 p.m.)
* Close on Tuesdays (there is the possibility of closing on other days)
- Ooyodo Nishi Kaigan Moon Beach Campground
Address: Taki-gun Meiwa-cho Oyodo
TEL: 0596-55-3946
Official Website: http://www.moon-beach.com/
Opening hours: open all year round
- Ise-Shima Everglades
Address: Shima-shi Isobe-cho Anagawa 1365-10
TEL: 0120-592-364
Official Website: http://www.everglades.jp/
Opening hours: 8am to 5pm (changes depending on the season).
- Oku Ise Forestpia Riverside Village
Address Address: Taki-gun Odai-cho Sono 993
TEL: 0598-76-1200
Official Website: https://okuiseforestpia.com/
Opening hours: 8am to 9pm (check-in at 3pm, check-out at 10am)
* Close on Wednesdays (there is the possibility of closing on other days)
- Camp inn Miyama
Address: 〒519-3408 Kitamuro-gun Kihoku-cho Bin’noyama 271
TEL: 0597-33-0077
Official Website: http://camp-inn-miyama.com/
Opening hours: 9am to 5pm (inquire by phone) – all year round
* Close on Wednesdays between the months of November and March.
There are also many other camping sites in the province of Mie. See the website of Mie Tourism Association (Mie-ken Kankou Renmei): https://www.kankomie.or.jp/season/detail_41.html (Japanese only).
