Miyatakogen Camping Ground
8.6
Excellent(76 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
Miyatakogen Camping Ground is an enchanting retreat nestled in the scenic beauty of the Japanese Alps. Located amidst breathtaking landscapes, this camping ground offers a serene escape with easy access to vibrant surroundings and popular attractions. Guests can explore the stunning Senjōjiki Cirque, renowned for its glacial landforms and wildflowers, just an hour and ten minutes away, or tackle the heights of Mount Kisokoma, which stands at an impressive 2,956 meters. The area is rich in natural beauty, making it a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
The accommodations at Miyatakogen are designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring spacious and well-appointed camping options that harmonize with the surrounding nature. Each unit is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a cozy stay while allowing guests to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. Unique features include high-speed internet access and common recreational facilities that enhance the camping experience.
Accessibility is a highlight, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport located approximately 1 hour and 42 minutes away by taxi, making it convenient for travelers. Health and safety measures are prioritized, with enhanced protocols in place to ensure guests' well-being during their stay.
Guests can partake in a variety of activities, such as mountaineering, hiking, and enjoying local culture. Nearby attractions include Mount Hōken, known for its technical climbs, and the historic Hoshakuzan Kozenji Temple, a legendary site established in the 9th century. Dining options abound, offering local delicacies and international cuisine for every palate. Miyatakogen Camping Ground invites you to experience the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation in the heart of nature, ensuring a memorable getaway for all.
The accommodations at Miyatakogen are designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring spacious and well-appointed camping options that harmonize with the surrounding nature. Each unit is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a cozy stay while allowing guests to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. Unique features include high-speed internet access and common recreational facilities that enhance the camping experience.
Accessibility is a highlight, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport located approximately 1 hour and 42 minutes away by taxi, making it convenient for travelers. Health and safety measures are prioritized, with enhanced protocols in place to ensure guests' well-being during their stay.
Guests can partake in a variety of activities, such as mountaineering, hiking, and enjoying local culture. Nearby attractions include Mount Hōken, known for its technical climbs, and the historic Hoshakuzan Kozenji Temple, a legendary site established in the 9th century. Dining options abound, offering local delicacies and international cuisine for every palate. Miyatakogen Camping Ground invites you to experience the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation in the heart of nature, ensuring a memorable getaway for all.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Beautifully set within the Japanese Alps for breathtaking views
2. Comfortable and spacious camping accommodations for relaxation
3. High-speed internet access available for convenience
4. Easy access to public transport and major attractions
5. Comprehensive health and safety measures ensuring guest well-being
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Senjōjiki Cirque
1 hr 10 min
Mount Kisokoma1 hr 11 min
Komagatake Ropeway Shirabidaira Station (Departure Station)1 hr 10 min
Mount Hōken1 hr 10 min
Hoshakuzan Kozenji Temple59 min
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| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 42 min |
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Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 42 min
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ERK DORA
5/5
I went there during the holidays in September.The mountain path takes about 30 minutes both up and down.You need to be careful about the width of the road, but I don't think it will be a problem for one car to pass.Watch out for twigs and stones. Branches tend to get caught in the tires.Even though it was cloudy that day, the view from the observation deck was spectacular. I could also hear Yamabiko. The swings and tire swings on the way to and from the observation deck are fun for both children and adults. I stayed in a bungalow, but it was spacious and had a thin foam mat. There is.It's pitch black at night, so it's hard to go to the bathroom. It was cloudy so I couldn't see the starry sky, but given the darkness, I think you can enjoy a starry sky if the weather is nice. I also want to see the sea of clouds, so I would like to go back next year.It was mid-September, and the night was down and it felt just right. During the day, it's a little chilly with short sleeves.I was able to sleep well with just my sleeping bag.
かめのかめきち
4/5
It was a very good campsite, including the atmosphere and service.However, perhaps because of the time of year, there was a millipede festival at night, so my feet were covered in millipedes, so be careful if you don't like them.
清水伸二
4/5
It's a really nice place. It's quiet, cool, and has a great view. There aren't many campsites like this. I don't want to tell anyone. So, the forest road from the foot of the mountain is 10km long, a paved road that makes it difficult to pass each other. It's dangerous if you're not careful. It looks like there will be a bear too (lol)
RYUJI
4/5
The campground is located at an altitude of 1650m and has a sense of unexplored territory, but it is poorly managed and is not suitable for veterans...!It looks like bear repellent spray is no longer available for rent this year...
Rosangela Tanabe
5/5
Wonderful place!
hhc_de
5/5
This is a campsite located 11km up the mountain road.It's over 1,600m above sea level, so it's really cool. No matter how hot the day is, the temperature at night stays below 20 degrees, so you can sleep soundly.There have been reports of bears being sighted in the nearby mountains, so it might be a bit scary to go out to the observation deck alone at night.From now on through the fall, the Aspera cod will also be arriving.The managers are kind and they sell firewood for 800 yen for a container full of firewood!The toilet (girls) is brand new, the shower has perfect water pressure, and takes a good 5 minutes.I grab the hair dryer and sit down to dry my hair.*All trash must be taken home and nothing other than firewood will be sold.I think it's the best campground in the summer.
のはらしんのすけ
4/5
Thank you for your help on July 3rd (Monday), it was a complete solo performance.Set up wherever you like and say OK.I took No. 1, but the slope up to the site was a little steep and free, but I scraped my belly a little. Most of the other sites can be accessed from the ground, so I think it's okay.The observation deck is about a 15 minute walk from the site.About two weeks ago, there was a human injury caused by a bear on a mountain trail, so I was ringing a bear bell. I was able to get there without running into anything and was able to see the spectacular view.The smartphone signal is ahamo (docomo),I can hardly find it on the site.When I went to the observation deck, the signal was perfect.There is no mountain view from the site.This is a good, well-maintained campground.I think the road to the campsite was narrower than Takabocchi, which is unique to a highland campsite.On the way down the mountain, I saw off a fawn and a raccoon dog.
鈴木弘子
5/5
We used a tent site.I was able to set up the tent next to my car, so I was able to minimize the amount of luggage I had to carry. There weren't too many tent sites, so we had our own space, and we were happy to see the snow-covered Central Alps right there.When I went to the observation deck beyond the evacuation hut, I was in between the Southern and Central Alps, surrounded by the snowy Alps, and it was an indescribable space.There were monkeys on the way up, Japanese serows in the morning, warblers chirping all the time, you could hear frogs croaking, there were no mosquitoes, and it was a great place in the best season.
森川篤
5/5
I used it in November. Complete solo.A very nice campsite.It has a high altitude and a good view.Hiking on the plateau is very pleasant.From the observation deck, you can see the Southern Alps, Central Alps, and the city of Komagane.The manager is very friendly and flexible with check-in and check-out times.I borrowed bear repellent spray.Apparently you can also rent blankets.