Outdoor season has arrived! This year, Yukiguni Journey will again feature campgrounds in various locations.
Detailed information, as well as editorial recommendations for places to stop by, are included.
Whether you want to have fun with your family or enjoy your own time solo camping, there is something for everyone.
Why not go out and play in the great outdoors?
It is a 15-minute drive from National Route 117 via Prefectural Route 284.
The campground is located about 600 meters above sea level on the outskirts of Tokamachi City, near Tsunan Town.
The campground has three tent sites with a total of 35 tents, five cottages, and 10 auto sites with AC power, making it easy for even outdoor novices to use.
Tent Site
cottage
sanitary wing
Seidayama Campground is managed by NPO GGG.
The site includes an administration building with a store, showers, and coin-operated laundry, a sanitary building with sinks and toilets, a separate toilet building, two cooking facilities, and a gazebo with magnificent views.
Of course, a full range of camping equipment is available for rent.
Free Wi-Fi is also available.
There is also a women-only shower building that women and small children can use with peace of mind, and there is a powder corner.
The campground is also attractive for its excellent views from the sites.
The terraced rice paddies of the Seidayama village below and the Shinano River and its tributaries that form what is said to be the largest river terrace in Japan are a sight to behold.
Beyond that, visitors can enjoy views of the mountains bordering Niigata and Nagano prefectures, Mount Yone and Mount Kurohime overlooking the Sea of Japan, and, weather permitting, Mount Myoko and Mount Hiuchi.
The surrounding environment also allows visitors to experience the beauty of each season as only a campground rich in nature can, with double cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and autumn leaves in fall.
The surrounding area is unobstructed, so the star-filled night sky is also a highlight.
Here, visitors can enjoy a variety of hands-on activities by making reservations in advance, such as chopping wood, skewering and salting landlocked salmon, wood crafts, and rafting on the Shinano River.
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■Operating period: May 1, 2024 – early November (subject to snowfall conditions)
■Acceptance: Online or phone reservations are required.
■Check-in: 13:00-17:00 / Check-out: 10:00
■Fees: Tent sites: 1,650 yen per high school student or older, 1,100 yen per elementary or junior high school student – Auto sites: 2,200 yen per lot + 1,650 yen per high school student or older, 1,100 yen per elementary or junior high school student – Cottages: 7,700 yen per cottage + 1,650 yen per high school student or older, 1,100 yen per elementary or junior high school student
*Check our website for a detailed fee schedule.
■Parking: Approx. 50 vehicles (parking lot adjacent to tent sites *basic fee-based 1100 yen)
■Operating period: May 1, 2024 - early November (subject to snowfall conditions)
Address: 1742 Seidayama Ki, Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture
Tel: 080-9415-1501(8:00~17:00)
Access: <Car> 40 minutes from the Shiozawa-Ishiuchi IC on the Kanetsu Expressway.
URL: https://ggghibli.org/camp/seidayama-camp/