Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks
8.2
Excellent(193 reviews)
5101 Wada, Nagawa, Chiisagata District, Nagano 386-0701, Japan
+81 268-88-2915
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Hotel Description
Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks, located at 5101 Wada, Nagawa, Chiisagata District, Nagano 386-0701, Japan, is a charming rustic resort nestled amidst tranquil woodlands just off National Highway 142. Situated 11 km from the Blanche Takayama Ski Resort and 18 km from the renowned Utsukushigahara Open Air Museum, this scenic getaway offers an immersive experience in nature's embrace. The resort exudes a peaceful atmosphere, providing a perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Guests can enjoy the beauty of the surrounding forests while being within easy reach of notable local attractions. The resort’s simple yet cozy wood cabins offer a retreat-like atmosphere. Some cabins feature terraces, shared bathrooms, and rustic furnishings, while upgraded cabins include kitchenettes and en-suite facilities. These additions ensure guests have the comfort of a home away from home. For a unique outdoor experience, the property also provides campsites and an RV park.
Special amenities at Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks ensure guests have everything they need for a relaxing stay. The resort is pet-friendly, allowing both dogs and cats to accompany guests. Although the property is smoke-free and does not offer a fitness center or spa, the park provides self-service laundry facilities and private bathrooms in some rooms. Wi-Fi access is available in public areas, and there is a public internet workstation for guests’ convenience. The absence of high-end amenities such as pools, air conditioning, or a hot tub emphasizes the resort’s more rustic, nature-oriented experience.
The resort’s location offers easy access to key transportation routes, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport only a 50-minute taxi ride away, ensuring that visitors have straightforward access to the surrounding areas. With the stunning outdoor attractions nearby, guests can easily explore the beautiful surroundings. Some must-see sights include the Utsukushigahara highlands, with its rolling hills and outdoor art, and Shirakaba Lake, perfect for kayaking or bike rentals. Guests can also visit the Utsukushigahara Open Air Museum, offering a fascinating hillside collection of sculptures.
In terms of dining, there are several delightful restaurants close to the hotel. A short 3-minute taxi ride brings you to Syokudo and Teishoku at 食事処 杉の屋, while 森の音楽家, a restaurant 25 minutes away, offers a distinct dining experience. Guests can also enjoy local specialties at のどか牧場直営 たまご屋キッチン or dine at the Western-style restaurant レストラン ひいらぎ. For a more unique culinary experience, Karintei Nagato, located 17 minutes away, offers a mix of traditional and regional dishes.
Whether you're seeking a relaxing stay surrounded by nature or an adventurous getaway, Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all guests, with a variety of activities and nearby attractions that will make your stay unforgettable.
Special amenities at Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks ensure guests have everything they need for a relaxing stay. The resort is pet-friendly, allowing both dogs and cats to accompany guests. Although the property is smoke-free and does not offer a fitness center or spa, the park provides self-service laundry facilities and private bathrooms in some rooms. Wi-Fi access is available in public areas, and there is a public internet workstation for guests’ convenience. The absence of high-end amenities such as pools, air conditioning, or a hot tub emphasizes the resort’s more rustic, nature-oriented experience.
The resort’s location offers easy access to key transportation routes, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport only a 50-minute taxi ride away, ensuring that visitors have straightforward access to the surrounding areas. With the stunning outdoor attractions nearby, guests can easily explore the beautiful surroundings. Some must-see sights include the Utsukushigahara highlands, with its rolling hills and outdoor art, and Shirakaba Lake, perfect for kayaking or bike rentals. Guests can also visit the Utsukushigahara Open Air Museum, offering a fascinating hillside collection of sculptures.
In terms of dining, there are several delightful restaurants close to the hotel. A short 3-minute taxi ride brings you to Syokudo and Teishoku at 食事処 杉の屋, while 森の音楽家, a restaurant 25 minutes away, offers a distinct dining experience. Guests can also enjoy local specialties at のどか牧場直営 たまご屋キッチン or dine at the Western-style restaurant レストラン ひいらぎ. For a more unique culinary experience, Karintei Nagato, located 17 minutes away, offers a mix of traditional and regional dishes.
Whether you're seeking a relaxing stay surrounded by nature or an adventurous getaway, Miyashita Hills Caravan Parks provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all guests, with a variety of activities and nearby attractions that will make your stay unforgettable.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Pet-friendly accommodations allowing dogs and cats
2. Cozy wood cabins with terraces and shared bathrooms
3. Upgraded cabins with kitchenettes and en-suite facilities
4. Self-service laundry and public internet workstation
5. Close proximity to key outdoor attractions like Utsukushigahara and Shirakaba Lake
6. Nearby restaurants offering a range of traditional and Western cuisines
7. Rustic, nature-oriented experience with easy access to the outdoors
8. Wi-Fi available in public areas for guest convenience
9. Secluded yet accessible location near major transportation hubs
10. Campsites and RV park for outdoor enthusiasts
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Utsukushigahara
41 min
Shirakaba Lake30 min
Utsukushigahara Open Air Museum31 min
Kurumayama31 min
Yashimagahara Marshlands27 min
Nearest locations
食事処 杉の屋. Nice Picke
3 min
十割手打ちそば 黒耀3 min
ふれあい食堂8 min
古民家カフェダイニング えんの家10 min
のどか牧場直営 たまご屋キッチン12 min
レストラン山木綿（やまゆう）15 min
Karintei Nagato17 min
森の音楽家25 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 13:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 50 min |
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Location
5101 Wada, Nagawa, Chiisagata District, Nagano 386-0701, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 50 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
Surrounded by woodland off National Highway 142, this rustic resort is 11 km from the Blanche Takayama Ski Resort and 18 km from the Utsukushigahara Open Air Museum.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
Pet-friendly
Dogs allowed
Cats allowed
Parking & transportation
Parking
Self parking
Services
Self-service laundry
Languages spoken
Japanese
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
No credit cards
Cash
Food & drink
No breakfast
Vending machines
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Public internet workstation
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
No air conditioning
Kitchen
Refrigerator
Microwave in some rooms
Reviews
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8.1
54 reviews
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18
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27
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たく
4/5
It was close to the national highway, so I was a little worried about the noise. The manager is very nice
ぷるぷるさん
4/5
Although you can't expect great views, it's a nice and quiet campsite. Thanks to the drainboards placed there, the tent was less dirty even in the rain and it was easy to take it down. By the way, there is no convenience store nearby, but if you drive for less than 10 minutes, there is a liquor store and a hot spring at Wada-juku.
M S
4/5
Looking for some cool air in the intense heat of August.11,000 yen for two nights for a family of four.As expected, it was cool and comfortable.Detergent and sponges are provided in the kitchen. You can also use hot water.There is also a shower, but it is not used. There is a hot spring 5 minutes away by car, so we used that.
木彡木彡
4/5
Six people used Nemunoki in the middle of the extremely hot summer of 2020. Although the facility is not new, it is kept clean. All cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans were available, and I didn't have any problems with tableware such as cups and plates.Due to the high altitude, there is no air conditioner, but two fans are provided. The mornings and evenings felt chilly and I was able to enjoy the feeling of being in a summer resort.The view from the reception building was great, but the accommodation building was surrounded by trees and we couldn't see the scenery. I would like to visit again in the autumn.
mei
3/5
I stayed at Cottage Nemunoki in August.Unlike the photo on the website, there is no longer a wooden deck, and when it rains, the rain bounces off the roof and gets wet in some places.There were a lot of spider webs, and I felt like the outside was not well maintained.Since it is close to the national highway, you can hear the sound of trucks passing by, especially at night.The room is clean and has a simple flush toilet.The room is right next door, so if you're sensitive to noise, you might not like it.There is no rice cooker, so if you need one, bring your own.I recommend bringing your own knife as it won't cut at all.There was a gas stove, but there was no cylinder.There's plenty of tableware and a TV, although it's small.A deadly entrance where the door is distorted and cannot be locked.I was able to do it by lifting the door and locking it.It was great because you can throw away your trash for free as long as you separate it.Garbage is also placed in the hand washing area so you can throw it away immediately.There are insects, but there are fewer on rainy days, and on sunny nights there are so many that you can't eat outside.There are 2 washing machines and 2 dryers.The temperature is cold at night and sweaty during the day.Although the children were wearing short sleeves, they were sweaty as they changed clothes and played in the water.I was worried about not being able to lock the room since there was no guarantee against theft, but other than that, everything was fine.
れん三
4/5
Stayed for 3 nights from 2024/08/04 (Sun).Campsites are diverse to accommodate different tastes. All sites are flat and vary in size and ground condition. There are adequate toilets and kitchen facilities. The restrooms are separated from the forest plaza. The site is sloped, so most of the area is sloped.The sound of cars running on Route 142 can be heard slightly, but the cicadas are louder.You can go down to the stream flowing in the center, and there are table benches. The stream is cool in the shade of the trees, and the water is so cold that it's hard to soak your feet even in summer.There were a lot of options, so I chose the site. It was hot so we chose a power site in the shade of a tree. There was almost no sunlight, and I was able to stay cool with a small fan that utilized the power supply. There are 3 power outlets. During the day, the temperature does not exceed 30 degrees Celsius, but since it is a forest area, the humidity is high. It was 22℃ at night. It was a 6-person tent, a 4x4m steel frame lodge with a 3x3m tarp stretched over a stream, and it was just the right size for a car.It was a relief to have wifi.During our stay, there was heavy rain every night and heavy rain warnings were issued, but thanks to the permanent drainboards, we were able to avoid any disaster.The men's restroom next to the administration building has 3 Western-style toilets with flush and heated toilet seats, and 2 small ones. There was a faint background music playing. I've been camping for over 20 years, but this is my first experience with BGM in the restroom. I don't know about the other toilets because I don't use them.The bathroom has 3 water heaters, a paid washer and dryer. The water in the kitchen is cold.The cottages and lodges are log houses with a nice atmosphere.We also recommend bringing your breakfast to the deck of the administration building of the log house and eating it while admiring the view.I wanted to try making homemade pizza in the fancy pizza oven in the administration building.While procuring ingredients at Tsuruya in Tateshina, we recommend stopping by Gongen-no-Yu and eating Nagato Farm's soft serve ice cream there. It's a long mountain road to Nagato Farm.There is a water source near the campsite called Kuroi no Mizu, which has very cold water. The dog was guzzling it down. I saw people coming from quite far away to pump water.There is also an egg shop nearby that offers all-you-can-eat egg-cooked rice. I think I'll get hooked.
本能寺ストーブ
3/5
I visited this hotel in mid-July and mid-October as a lodging during my visit to Venus Line.Although it is a little far from the nearest mass retailer, I think it is a perfect accommodation point for those planning to visit Venus Line.The dog in the administration building is cute.We used a cottage and a log cabin.The best part is that you can enjoy BBQ on the deck. Charcoal can be purchased locally.You could also park your motorcycle right next to the building.*If you have a large group, it is better to check in advance.The ground is loose in some places, so motorcyclists should be careful of standing moss.Another big point is that there is a garbage dump inside the facility.There are various items for sorting, but basically garbage is disposed of locally.It was difficult to find a place to store garbage.(There was a trash can on the outskirts)I used it in July and October, but I definitely recommend July.Despite the heatstroke warning being issued in the lower part of the country, we were able to spend a comfortable night without air conditioning.Almost no insects entered the building.*Due to the temperature difference between day and night, we recommend bringing long-sleeved clothing as a nightgown just in case.However, you need to be careful when it gets chilly.There are surprisingly large numbers of stink bugs in the building.We also took measures such as using repellents, but to no avail.This is not limited to this facility, but if you are not resistant to stink bugs, it would be wise to think twice about staying after October.As this facility is popular throughout the year, we recommend early planning/reservation.*It is best to call to check availability quickly.
HDK
5/5
The site and restrooms are clean and it looks like it took a lot of effort.The atmosphere during the autumn leaves season and winter season is wonderful.You can relax while having a bonfire.
jacobini astro1
3/5
Use the forest site. Surrounded by white birch trees, the atmosphere is nice, but please be aware that there are big differences in size and privacy depending on the plot. When I made the reservation over the phone, I asked for a site that was spacious and close to the next door since the tarp was large and I was bringing my dog with me, but I was directed to a site that was very small and very close to the next door, so I had a lot of trouble setting up. You should specifically tell them the number of the desired plot (regardless of whether it will be realized or not).
アンドウカズト
5/5
I stayed here for one night during the Sports Day holidays in October.I pitched a tent at the bottom tent site without power @2000, and each section was very spacious and luxurious.There was a drainboard placed under the tent, but I didn't use it because it looked like mushrooms were growing on it.The ground was almost flat, and the pegs were quite hard, but they stuck firmly.The roads within the campground are gravel and somewhat rough.The gravel caught my tire and I fell flat, but I fell onto the grass, so my bike was unharmed.The toilet is easy to flush.I think the restrooms at campgrounds are the cleanest.The firewood burned well.There were no wild animal droppings or damage.There are no shops nearby, so be careful not to forget anything.Garbage is categorized in detail, but it will be collected free of charge.This is a campsite that beginners and families can enjoy.This is not suitable for those who are looking for a wild campsite full of nature.
m sue
4/5
Beautiful campsite 🏕️ The sections were organized.
Room 4
Service 3
Location5
J K
5/5
It's a wonderful campsite. The layout is perfect. The cabin and deck in the center are also good. I will use it again.
Apple Fanta
5/5
This is one of the oldest auto campgrounds in Japan that has been in business for 40 years. This is a healing auto campground that was carved out by the late predecessor himself with a spectacular view of Mt. Asama, where his wife and children can now have a pleasant time.One word is wonderful
lukura sakura (yonyon)
3/5
At night, the sound of cars on the national highway bothered me. Other than that, it's a good campsite. The tennis court is gravel, but it's hard in places, so I think 30cm forged pegs would be better. The drainboard was old and unusable. The restrooms were kept clean (and had air fresheners).The password for Wi-Fi is posted in the administration building, and you can use it nearby. From the wooden deck, you could see Mt. Asama. We made breakfast on site, brought it to our table, and ate it here. You can relax.
H G
5/5
The problem with campsite cottages is that there are insects. The toilet is easy to flush.
Kenbow Gotchy
5/5
I used it at the Rinkan site for Family Camp in August 2022. The following is written as a memorandum from a biker's perspective.・The grounds are gravel, so I think it will be quite difficult for motorbikes. I think it's better to avoid the above sites unless you're looking for off-road cars.・I only know about the men's restrooms, but there are two Western-style and three Japanese-style. There is no washlet.・There are two water holes at the forest site. There is no hot water, but there is a water heater in the shower room building.- Forest sites vary in size. Landlock is OK if it is large.・The grassland site has a perfect sense of openness. I would like to stay there other than summer.・Vending machines available (soft drinks only)- Ice (250 yen per kg), firewood (500 yen?), and charcoal (600 yen) are available for sale in the administration building. They also sell ice cream and seasonings. By the way, there is a swing set up in the administration building.・There are a lot of insects, probably because the river (which is small) is nearby.・It's cool, but in August it's okay to wear short sleeves even at night.・In high season, the price is 5,500 yen, an increase of 1,100 yen, but I think it's reasonable to accept up to 4 people with car + tent + tarp.
taro tanabe
3/5
I used Autosite in mid-November. The site is spacious and can easily set up a tarp and tent (for 2 people). It was cloudy at night, so I couldn't see any stars. It rained the next morning, but we pitched the tent on top of the drainboards provided on the site, so there was no moisture coming in from below! I was grateful. There seemed to be cherry blossom trees everywhere, so the cherry blossoms might be beautiful in spring. The toilets are also clean.There is a hot spring used by locals about 5 minutes by car. The cost is 600 yen for adults. With just the right amount of hot water, you can soak for a long time.
キラ子っち
4/5
I reserved a log cabin using the prefectural discount.Unfortunately the weather on that day was raining off and on.Located just off the national highway on a side streetThe auto campsite is a narrow gravel road that goes around in circles to reach each cottage etc.Privacy is guaranteed as there are dense trees.The log cabin we stayed in was called "Nanakamado" and could accommodate 7 people.The eaves extend out so you can have a BBQ there, so even when it was pouring, you could still enjoy your BBQ.The room was conveniently equipped with cooking utensils, tableware, rice cooker, etc.The room was clean and tidy and okay.My only complaint is that it was damp because of the heavy rain, and the futon and sheets were damp.However, for those of us who are not serious campers, it was easy to use.
mageres
4/5
Motorcycle per person: 1,200 yen ◆ Site: Section / Vehicles allowed / Be careful of tree sap ◆ Site: The path is gravel and a little rough / There is a terrace near the management office where you can relax / The surrounding area overlooking from the terrace is well maintained Beautiful and beautiful ◆ Service: Polite ◆ Supplies for sale: Few / various fuels, batteries, etc. / Firewood 600 yen ◆ Toilets and water: Clean ◆ Facilities: Showers and baths (not hot springs) available (charges apply) ◆ Purchasing: on foot Impossible ◆ Garbage disposal: OK/Free
Y O
4/5
I rented a bungalow.It was clean and comfortable.The balcony area is also spacious and has a wooden desk and chairs, so you can relax even if you don't have much to bring.There is some noise from the national highway, but it is hardly noticeable inside the bungalow.