Oritate Camping Ground
8.0
Excellent(97 reviews)
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Hotel Description
Oritate Camping Ground offers a unique and tranquil stay surrounded by nature. Located in the scenic mountains of Japan, this camping ground is a perfect escape for those seeking an outdoor experience. The address is situated near several natural wonders, including Mount Yakushi, a famous Japanese mountain known for its wildflowers and hiking trails, just a 44-minute drive away. Shōmyō Waterfall, one of the tallest waterfalls in Japan, is also nearby, offering breathtaking views from an observation deck, a 1 hour and 42-minute drive from the hotel. The camping ground’s atmosphere emphasizes a peaceful connection with nature, making it ideal for guests who enjoy hiking, outdoor activities, and star-gazing under clear skies. The grounds are equipped with essential amenities for a comfortable stay, with spacious areas for tents and camping gear. Nearby attractions, such as Mount Tate and Yuki no Ōtani, offer cultural insights and stunning views. The hotel does not provide traditional indoor rooms, but its outdoor facilities make it a favorite for nature lovers. Transportation options include taxi rides to nearby airports like Toyama and Komatsu, with travel times of 1 hour and 17 minutes and 2 hours and 19 minutes, respectively. Whether you're seeking adventure or simply a break from city life, Oritate Camping Ground provides the ideal retreat in a beautiful natural setting.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in the scenic mountains of Japan, offering outdoor camping experiences.
2. Proximity to famous natural landmarks such as Mount Yakushi and Shōmyō Waterfall.
3. Surrounded by hiking trails and nature, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
4. Peaceful and tranquil atmosphere for a connection with nature.
5. No traditional rooms; perfect for those seeking a camping adventure.
5.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Yakushi
44 min
Shōmyō Waterfall1 hr 42 min
Mount Tate2 hr 6 min
Yuki no Ōtani2 hr 5 min
Kurobe DamSee more Interesting locations
Good to know
| Location rating | 5.4 |
| Nearest airport | Toyama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 17 min |
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Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 49 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 17 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 19 min
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5.4
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Yマーク
4/5
As of August 2024, it is closed due to bears.Parking is available at the trailhead.It is important to refuel in the city.There is a gas station near the toll road entrance, but you need to check the business hours.
ちくりん
5/5
There is a toilet.
goro yama
5/5
Although it is not a campsite, I saw a bear near the temporary parking lot.
ねこネコ爺さん
5/5
It was a good campsite. The service was completely free of charge.
旗振台古墳、片キト、
5/5
I understand the warning about bears, and I strictly follow them, but is it okay to tell private car drivers to be careful of monkeys and not to kill them?
Tsuyoshi Fushiki
4/5
I thought there would be no radio waves, but there was definitely one.It is a popular trailhead, so even if you arrive from the evening of the previous day, the cars will be full. You will either have to wait for people descending the mountain or park in a temporary parking lot far away.
Masahiro Sasaoka
4/5
There have also been incidents where bears have mistook climbers' backpacks and other items, mistaking them for food, due to users' mishandling of trash. Use is currently prohibited. If you are a climber, please be sure to manage your garbage carefully before heading out for a hike.
yama kuro
4/5
There was a drink vending machine near the toilet near the trailhead.
林仁史
4/5
From Tateyama, we went through Goshikigahara and descended from Yakushidake to Oritate Campsite. As of August 2023, this campground is closed to the public due to bears. Eating and drinking in the campground and the parking lot for climbers is prohibited. Those eating meals are advised to eat in their cars with the windows closed, and those who are climbing are advised to close their windows and leave their vehicles unattended. I have heard that a bear broke the window glass of a car that had been opened slightly to ventilate the car, and ransacked the inside of the car, so please be careful.There is a bus stop here, and two buses stop here each day. It is better to reserve the bus.