Ajisai Camping Ground
9.0
Exceptional(48 reviews)
Hachi, Naka, Naka District, Tokushima 771-5409, Japan
+81 884-62-3335
+5
Hotel Description
Ajisai Camping Ground is a serene and inviting retreat located in the tranquil surroundings of Hachi, Naka, Naka District, Tokushima 771-5409, Japan. This charming campsite offers a unique opportunity for guests to experience the beauty of nature while being close to popular cultural and historical attractions. The hotel is designed with a rustic, cozy feel that complements the peaceful ambiance, providing a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Just a short 10-minute walk from the Kawaguchi Dam Natural Energy Museum, guests can explore the local attractions and enjoy the natural surroundings. The hotel offers a range of comfortable, kid-friendly accommodations, ensuring that families have a relaxing and memorable stay. The rooms are spacious, offering a peaceful and rejuvenating atmosphere for guests to unwind after a day of exploring. The campsite also features essential amenities such as high-speed internet, perfect for staying connected, and a fully equipped kitchen for those who prefer to cook during their stay. Transportation to key destinations is made easy with convenient public transport options nearby, including taxis and walking distance to the Kawaguchi area. Ajisai Camping Ground prioritizes the health and safety of its guests, offering cleanliness and sanitation measures to ensure a safe stay. Guests can enjoy exploring nearby sights such as Tairyūji Temple, Yakuōji Temple, Naka River, and Hiwasa Chelonian Museum Caretta. Dining options nearby include various local restaurants offering delicious Japanese cuisine, adding to the overall cultural experience. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, Ajisai Camping Ground is the ideal destination for a memorable stay in Tokushima.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 10 min walk to Kawaguchi Dam Natural Energy Museum
2. Guests mentioned 'Firewood' 15 times
3. Kid-friendly accommodations for families
4. Spacious and peaceful rooms for relaxation
5. High-speed internet access available
6. Fully equipped kitchen for self-catering
7. Convenient access to public transport options
8. Close to cultural landmarks and natural sights
9. Health and safety measures in place
10. Nearby restaurants serving authentic Japanese cuisine
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Tairyūji Temple
25 min
Yakuōji Temple21 min
Naka River17 min
Kawaguchi Dam Natural Energy Museum10 min
Hiwasa Chelonian Museum Caretta22 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Tokushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 24 min |
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Location
Hachi, Naka, Naka District, Tokushima 771-5409, Japan
Airports:
Tokushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 24 min
Transit: 3 hr 41 min
Takamatsu Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 17 min
Transit: 4 hr 35 min
Nanki-Shirahama Airport (Kumano-Shirahama Resort Airport)
Taxi: 5 hr
Kōchi Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 28 min
Transit: 6 hr 38 min
Transit:
Kawaguchi
Walking: 13 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Children
Kid-friendly
Reviews
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向日葵真夏
5/5
It was a rainy day, but there are grassy areas and gravel, so it's good for water drainage. The open-air bath will keep you warm even after you leave. I will go again ❣️
波田育子
5/5
I've been to a lot of campgrounds so far, and the facilities were good, the toilets were clean, and the baths (outdoor) were nice.
ぷー
5/5
This was the best campsite (stayed in a tent) I've been to so far. The ground is rocky and hard. A few plastic pegs broke. The cost is 2,000 yen per person, which includes charcoal, firewood, power supply, open-air bath, and garbage collection. Cheap for small groups.However, there are problems unrelated to the campsite. Annoying sounds from the crazy surrounding residents. Bells ringing at 2 a.m., thumping at 4 a.m., and finally, shouts from 8 a.m. until it's time to go home (incomprehensible words like "thief" echo through the mountains)
ふくまん
5/5
I made a reservation over the phone.There doesn't seem to be an administration building, so you'll have to pay a fee to someone who looks around each time.There was no set check-out time, so I waited until after 4 o'clock while reading until a space became available.The hot springs were comfortable and there was a power supply, so it was perfect.Thank you for picking up the trash.2026.05.25-26
ふぅこ
5/5
I was able to spend a relaxing time at a site overlooking Hydrangea Lake. The manager was kind and the cleaning was thorough. I'm thinking of trying kayaking next time. We had a great time shopping at Momijigawa Onsen and the roadside station nearby.
komameたぴそ
5/5
A campsite where you can enjoy spectacular views of the mountains and river.Since it is privately run, you can use the handmade open-air bath and pizza oven for an additional fee.The sites are separated by lines, but you can paste them anywhere you like.A car can also be attached right next to it.It's good because there is a sync for each site ♪They also said that they would be happy to use the firewood they had left.There are restrooms at the campsite, but there is also a clean public restroom built right next to it, which comes with a shower and can be used as much as you like.The baths are clean and the indoor bath has a nice cypress scent. You can also use the open-air bath from 7pm.The price is 2000 yen per person, and although there were some people camping with families, I think it is especially recommended for groups and solo travelers.
片山かたやま
4/5
I stayed for two nights solo.2000 yen per nightFirewood, charcoal, power supply, garbagekind aunt's smilefreeBath available until 11:30pm
よおおが
4/5
It seems to be a campground that is only known to those in the know.A miniature garden place. I stayed there for one night for the first time in July. The sound of the birds, the well-maintained garden, the clean toilets, each hand-washing station, and the power supply available for 2,000 yen per person.The open-air bath was also great. It was a campsite where I wanted to stay for about 2 nights.
ちゃん
5/5
I used it for solo camping.The atmosphere and open-air bath were great.Since it is a small campsite located in nature, the orientation is different from Mazenooka and Tsukimigaoka.Recommended for those who want to enjoy nature even more, the toilets and baths are clean and beautiful.