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Mochigasetakemini Camping Ground

Campground • 948 Bitchūchō Shitōyōze, Takahashi, Okayama 716-0301, Japan

3(1 reviews)
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Enjoying Nature at Yonotake Mini Campground, a Hidden Gem in Okayama Prefecture

Indulge in a Luxurious Camping Life Integrated with Nature

Located in the heart of Takahashi City, Okayama Prefecture, Yonotake Mini Campground is a hidden gem where you can leisurely enjoy camping while listening to the murmuring of the river. With a free parking site and proximity to a rock climbing spot, it is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Enchanted by the Melody of the Stream

The camping site is right next to the clear stream of Yonose River, allowing you to feel the soothing flow of the river up close. Setting up a tent and enjoying a BBQ while being enchanted by the graceful melody of the stream promises an ideal time.

Access Requires Some Attention

Accessing the campground requires some attention, as you need to make the payment at the nearby Sugita Store. Then, you will need to navigate through narrow roads to reach the campground. Being mindful of falling rocks, the journey may offer an extra touch of extraordinary charm.

Become One with Nature at this Remote and Wilderness-Filled Camping Spot

Yonotake Mini Campground is a hidden gem recommended for those who want to relax and be surrounded by nature. Listen to the murmuring of the river and enjoy a luxurious time enveloped in greenery.

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Reviews

3(3 months ago)
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This is a paid campsite across the river. The road to get here after crossing the bridge is narrow and there may be stones rolling around due to falling rocks, so be careful. The cost is 500 yen per night, and if you use electricity it will cost a little more. You will need to pay in advance at the nearby Sugita Shoten before entering. It's a free site and you can drive in. There is enough space for about 6 to 7 cars. There is a rock climbing zone nearby, and it seems that people who come for that purpose often use it.

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