Hatonosu Garden Campsite
6.6
Good(30 reviews)
869 Tanazawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0106, Japan
+81 428-85-1979
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Hotel Description
Hatonosu Garden Campsite is a charming and serene retreat located in the picturesque town of Okutama, Tokyo. Situated at 869 Tanazawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0106, Japan, this campsite is surrounded by the beauty of nature, offering guests an opportunity to unwind amidst lush forests and mountains. The location is perfect for nature lovers, with nearby attractions such as Mount Mitake and Hatonosu Canyon, which promise outdoor adventures like hiking and exploration. The campsite itself has a tranquil atmosphere, designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings, providing guests with an authentic and refreshing experience in the heart of the Japanese countryside.
The rooms at Hatonosu Garden Campsite are thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and relaxation, with spacious layouts that allow guests to enjoy the natural beauty around them. Whether you are staying in a tent or a cabin, the accommodations are equipped with basic amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Each room offers a cozy, inviting space where you can relax after a day of outdoor activities.
In addition to the peaceful environment, the campsite offers a variety of amenities that make it a standout choice. With family-friendly features and a focus on creating an enjoyable atmosphere for all ages, it ensures that both adults and children will find something to appreciate. The campsite offers high-speed internet for those who want to stay connected, and fully equipped kitchens for those who prefer to cook their own meals while enjoying the great outdoors.
Hatonosu Garden Campsite is easily accessible by public transportation, with nearby stations such as Oku-Tama Station, Kori Station, and Hatonosu Station. It’s also conveniently located near major airports like Narita and Haneda, making it an excellent option for travelers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Guests can enjoy the scenic beauty of Tokyo’s outskirts while still being within reach of the city’s conveniences.
For those concerned about health and safety, Hatonosu Garden Campsite follows stringent safety measures, ensuring the well-being of its guests at all times. Whether you're hiking, relaxing, or simply exploring, the hotel prioritizes guest safety and comfort.
There are numerous activities to enjoy near the campsite, including hiking to Mount Mitake, exploring the natural beauty of Lake Okutama, and visiting the local hot springs. You can also take part in various cultural experiences in the nearby towns.
The surrounding area offers many popular sights, such as Mount Mitake, Hatonosu Canyon, Musashi Mitake Shrine, and Lake Okutama. These landmarks are perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature or learn more about Japan's rich cultural heritage. Additionally, guests can explore nearby restaurants like Earth Garden, Hatomi, and Cafe & Restaurant Saka, all offering delicious meals just a short taxi ride from the campsite.
Come and experience the charm of Hatonosu Garden Campsite, a place where nature, relaxation, and comfort come together in a perfect balance, offering you a memorable stay in Tokyo’s beautiful countryside.
The rooms at Hatonosu Garden Campsite are thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and relaxation, with spacious layouts that allow guests to enjoy the natural beauty around them. Whether you are staying in a tent or a cabin, the accommodations are equipped with basic amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Each room offers a cozy, inviting space where you can relax after a day of outdoor activities.
In addition to the peaceful environment, the campsite offers a variety of amenities that make it a standout choice. With family-friendly features and a focus on creating an enjoyable atmosphere for all ages, it ensures that both adults and children will find something to appreciate. The campsite offers high-speed internet for those who want to stay connected, and fully equipped kitchens for those who prefer to cook their own meals while enjoying the great outdoors.
Hatonosu Garden Campsite is easily accessible by public transportation, with nearby stations such as Oku-Tama Station, Kori Station, and Hatonosu Station. It’s also conveniently located near major airports like Narita and Haneda, making it an excellent option for travelers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Guests can enjoy the scenic beauty of Tokyo’s outskirts while still being within reach of the city’s conveniences.
For those concerned about health and safety, Hatonosu Garden Campsite follows stringent safety measures, ensuring the well-being of its guests at all times. Whether you're hiking, relaxing, or simply exploring, the hotel prioritizes guest safety and comfort.
There are numerous activities to enjoy near the campsite, including hiking to Mount Mitake, exploring the natural beauty of Lake Okutama, and visiting the local hot springs. You can also take part in various cultural experiences in the nearby towns.
The surrounding area offers many popular sights, such as Mount Mitake, Hatonosu Canyon, Musashi Mitake Shrine, and Lake Okutama. These landmarks are perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature or learn more about Japan's rich cultural heritage. Additionally, guests can explore nearby restaurants like Earth Garden, Hatomi, and Cafe & Restaurant Saka, all offering delicious meals just a short taxi ride from the campsite.
Come and experience the charm of Hatonosu Garden Campsite, a place where nature, relaxation, and comfort come together in a perfect balance, offering you a memorable stay in Tokyo’s beautiful countryside.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Kid-friendly atmosphere
2. High-speed internet available for guests
3. Fully equipped kitchens for self-catering
4. Easy access to nearby stations and airports
5. Convenient transportation options with local taxis and walking paths
6. Near popular hiking trails and natural attractions
7. Family-friendly camping with a peaceful atmosphere
8. Health and safety measures prioritized
9. Access to scenic views and outdoor adventures
10. Local restaurants and shops nearby for a complete experience
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Mitake
23 min
Hatonosu Canyon7 min
Mt. Odake1 hr 7 min
Musashi Mitake Shrine23 min
Lake Okutama26 min
Nearest locations
Hatonosu Kamameshi
7 min
Yamabato7 min
Hatomi8 min
Harashima Shokudō9 min
Ranway9 min
Satologue（さとローグ）9 min
Earth Garden10 min
Cafe & Restaurant Saka13 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 50 min |
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Location
869 Tanazawa, Okutama, Nishitama District, Tokyo, Tokyo 198-0106, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 30 min
Transit: 3 hr 15 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 50 min
Transit: 2 hr 43 min
Transit:
Oku-Tama Station
Taxi: 14 min
Walking: 1 hr 15 min
Kori Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 44 min
Shiromaru Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 39 min
Kawai Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 8 min
Hatonosu Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 21 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
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Amenities and Facilities
Children
Kid-friendly
Reviews
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Carole Gautier
5/5
This is a campground run by a very cute old man. It's a quiet and wonderful environment with nothing but nature around. There is also spring water and a beautiful river running through it. I don't recommend it to those who are looking for a shiny facility, but I highly recommend a visit to those who want to spend a quiet time surrounded by nature.
R. S (Yentown Gebirgsjäger)
4/5
Close to Tokyo, suitable for outlaws who don't care about small details.I think it cost about 1000 yen.The bike was parked on the road.There is no signal, so I have to go back to the road.More of a village than a campsiteThe old man keeps talking endlessly, he comes back just when you think he's gone, and if you have good communication skills he'll probably forgive you even if you camp out on his own.Almost no onePepsi chairs are interestingThe running water seems fine, but it's a good idea to bring a water purifier.I actually like the fact that there is no signal.
MASATO “syntaxsystem”
5/5
A perfect and deep spot among the campgrounds near Okutama. There's firewood and iron plates, but nothing else. If I don't buy anything other than water, I have to walk 20 minutes each way to the nearest vending machine. Most of the huts are in ruins or are not in a usable condition. The usable bungalows are also quite run down. It's about 10 minutes down a steep slope from the road. If you're looking for beauty, fashion, and comfort, definitely don't come here. My husband, who is said to have a strong personality, is rather talkative. If that's what you mean, you're not a bad person at all. The river is extremely beautiful. Cheers to the fact that a place like this remains in Tokyo.2022/09/04 Visited for the first time in 2 years. Docomo has almost no signal, but au seems to be able to. A bundle of firewood costs 500 yen. 1500 yen per person. It was still a great place.
清田登実江
4/5
I met the owner again after a long time and visited him several times. The many rock cypresses attached to large rocks are a sight to behold!
Sean
1/5
Shockingly poor condition. Garbage strewn everywhere: next to no facilities: run by a single old man who can barely speak intelligible Japanese, nevermind a few words of English.You are away from other attractions here, yet, the "camp site" itself is not a pleasant place to spend time.It is literally stunning that some people have given this place 5 stars.
inamuu
2/5
Apparently it costs 1,500 yen per night to stay, but it takes 15 minutes to get to the campsite. It's not a well-maintained area, so it's quite difficult to carry your luggage there, and in the winter, you can't use the toilet, so I was asked to do it in the wild. It wasn't cleaned well, and I was told that I was staying alone on the day I visited. To put it simply, it's camping in the mountains at the level of bushcraft, but animal protection is a must and is for advanced users. I gave up and moved to a nearby camp.