Kawai Camping Ground
7.6
Very Good(564 reviews)
187 Umezawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0103, Japan
+81 428-85-2206
Hotel Description
Kawai Camping Ground, located at 187 Umezawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0103, Japan, offers a serene and nature-filled escape for those looking to explore the beautiful surroundings of Tokyo's countryside. Situated just a short distance from the famous Mitake Gorge and Mount Mitake, the hotel is surrounded by lush greenery, hiking trails, and peaceful riverside settings. The tranquil atmosphere of Kawai Camping Ground is perfect for nature lovers and those who wish to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The hotel provides cozy and spacious rooms equipped with kitchenettes, allowing guests to prepare their own meals during their stay. This is ideal for families and long-term guests who seek comfort and flexibility. Although the hotel does not feature a fitness center, spa, or pool, it offers essential amenities like air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a kid-friendly environment. Its kitchenette provides the convenience of cooking, while its air conditioning ensures a comfortable stay. The hotel's proximity to local train stations, including Kawai Station just 11 minutes on foot, provides easy access to public transportation for guests wishing to explore further.
Health and safety measures are implemented to prioritize guests' well-being, and the hotel maintains a pet-free policy.
Guests can enjoy a wide variety of activities, including hiking, kayaking, and sightseeing. Popular nearby attractions include Mount Mitake, Musashi Mitake Shrine, Mitake Gorge, and Hatonosu Canyon, all offering unique outdoor experiences.
For dining, there are excellent restaurants nearby, including Hana Asobi, Kawai Sushi, and NAMA 和牛と季節料理とkomeama, each offering delicious local cuisine.
Kawai Camping Ground offers an ideal retreat for those looking to enjoy nature, relaxation, and the best of Tokyo’s rural attractions.
The hotel provides cozy and spacious rooms equipped with kitchenettes, allowing guests to prepare their own meals during their stay. This is ideal for families and long-term guests who seek comfort and flexibility. Although the hotel does not feature a fitness center, spa, or pool, it offers essential amenities like air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a kid-friendly environment. Its kitchenette provides the convenience of cooking, while its air conditioning ensures a comfortable stay. The hotel's proximity to local train stations, including Kawai Station just 11 minutes on foot, provides easy access to public transportation for guests wishing to explore further.
Health and safety measures are implemented to prioritize guests' well-being, and the hotel maintains a pet-free policy.
Guests can enjoy a wide variety of activities, including hiking, kayaking, and sightseeing. Popular nearby attractions include Mount Mitake, Musashi Mitake Shrine, Mitake Gorge, and Hatonosu Canyon, all offering unique outdoor experiences.
For dining, there are excellent restaurants nearby, including Hana Asobi, Kawai Sushi, and NAMA 和牛と季節料理とkomeama, each offering delicious local cuisine.
Kawai Camping Ground offers an ideal retreat for those looking to enjoy nature, relaxation, and the best of Tokyo’s rural attractions.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Guests praised the well-equipped kitchenettes for self-catering convenience.
2. Located just a 4-minute drive from the scenic Mitake Gorge.
3. Only an 11-minute walk to the nearest train station, Kawai Station.
4. Kid-friendly environment with ample outdoor spaces for families.
5. Air conditioning and free Wi-Fi available in all rooms.
6. No pets allowed, ensuring a quiet and peaceful environment.
7. Close to popular hiking and outdoor activities, including Mount Mitake.
8. Accessible to nearby public transportation options for easy travel.
9. Convenient for guests visiting Tokyo's natural sights and cultural landmarks.
10. Nearby dining options feature a variety of local specialties, including sushi and kaiseki.
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Mitake
12 min
Musashi Mitake Shrine12 min
Mitake Gorge4 min
Mt. Odake56 min
Hatonosu Canyon7 min
Nearest locations
Kawai Sushi
1 min
Isshintei1 min
Tanzaburo2 min
Hana asobi3 min
NAMA 和牛と季節料理とkomeama3 min
Ranway3 min
Harashima Shokudō3 min
Kamameshi Nakai4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 39 min |
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Location
187 Umezawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0103, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 19 min
Transit: 2 hr 54 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 39 min
Transit: 2 hr 22 min
Transit:
Mitake Station
Taxi: 4 min
Walking: 38 min
Kawai Station
Walking: 11 min
川井駅（バス）
Walking: 9 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Kitchen
Reviews
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3/5
You can make a bonfire over an open flame.The receptionist was the type of person who wanted to take the lead in communication.The toilets are clean.The thing you should be most careful about is the plants growing on the riverbank.I think it's poison ivy or something.Be careful as you will be in trouble.
やまもと。
1/5
To be honest, this is the lowest level campsite I've ever been to.Although the amount is extremely high, it is not managed properly.I think 2000 yen for the free site is still good, but the parking lot costs an additional 2000 yen. In addition to that, even though it is prohibited to bring in firewood, etc., the price is nearly five times that of other places. It's 2500 yen for hardwood, right?If you use two boxes, the firewood alone will cost 5,000 yen.When asked why, they said, "Because of rising fuel prices."No, wouldn't it be possible to reduce the cost if each person could bring their own items? lolThere is also a plan that allows you to use as much firewood as you want, but if you book a group with multiple tents, you will have to accommodate everyone. The usage method is the same as using individual reservations, but this is what happens when you make reservations all at once instead of making individual reservations.So if you are looking at this and considering it. It's best to make separate reservations.Even if you try to rebook after knowing this rule, even hotels that allow cancellations within 10 days will usually accept cancellations up to a week or three days in advance.Anyway, the environment is bad and there is no flexibility.Above all, we prioritize profits over our customers.It was so bad that I thought it would be better if such a low-level campsite was closed down.If you are considering it, you will definitely not regret it if you consider it again!There are so many good campgrounds!
Sabin Kumar Dahal
5/5
Kawai Camping is a popular trend that combines the charm of camping with "kawaii" culture, which emphasizes cuteness and a playful aesthetic, particularly in Japanese culture. This style often features colorful, whimsical gear, decorations, and activities that enhance the overall camping experience.Key elements of Kawai Camping include:1. Cute Gear: Tents, sleeping bags, and cooking utensils designed with pastel colors, fun patterns, and adorable designs.2. Aesthetic Setup: Creating an inviting campsite with decorations like fairy lights, plush toys, and themed table settings.3. Kawaii Food: Preparing cute snacks and meals, often shaped or decorated to look fun and appealing.4. Fun Activities: Incorporating games and crafts that match the kawaii theme, such as painting rocks or making friendship bracelets.5. Social Media: Sharing experiences and inspirations on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, showcasing the cute aspects of camping.Kawai Camping emphasizes creativity and enjoyment, making it a delightful way to connect with nature while celebrating cuteness.
森口一志
5/5
You can choose from a variety of options, from day camps to lodging at lodges.Being close to the station is also attractive.You can also drink it in the morning
宮塚尚光
5/5
I sometimes use it for daycanning.Since it is located in Tokyo, it is easily accessible from the city center.The Tama River flows through the premises, and the temperature is a little lower and cooler than in the city center.There is a supermarket on the way, and if you rent or make a reservation, they will prepare the ingredients for you, so you can visit empty-handed or by train.Also, since it is possible to have an open fire, which is rare, it is popular among people who want to try an open fire.
Hikaru
1/5
Very disappointed with our experience at this campground. Although it is close to a train station and has convenient transportation, the noise at night was unbearable and I could hear the sounds of motorcycle gangs running, making it impossible to enjoy the tranquility of nature. Firewood is expensive, costing as much as 200 yen per bundle, but if you choose to use as much firewood as you like, there is a rule that is not listed on the website: ``No fires allowed after 10 p.m.'' A nightmare for night owls.If I chose unlimited firewood, I would have to wear a pink wristband, which made me feel like my freedom was being restricted. I was restricted from going out after 10pm and the experience was very unpleasant, almost like being in a prison. In conclusion, I cannot recommend this campsite.
HRS
3/5
You can have an open fire. Kawahara's free site isSolid pegs are required as the stones are rumbling.😓Be careful about your bed.I would like it to be installed on the riverbank as well.