There are several designated tent sites along the Trail, allowing you to camp whilehiking the Trail.
Carry your tent, camping and cooking gear and spend the whole day right on the Trail—it will make for a much deeper hiking experience! The tent sites are simplecampgrounds created specifically for those hiking the Shin-etsu Trail, with justenough space for your tent.
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Aka Ike tent site |
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In principle, staying is free, but weask that you kindly donate ¥1,500,which will be used for maintenance. |
Katsura Ike tent site |
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The Tarō Shimizu spring is locatednearby, but may go dry in summer.Katsura Ike pond water can be usedinstead. |
Togari Onsen Hoshifurucampground |
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Please make reservation andpayment directly online at Togari Onsen HoshifuruCampground |
Hikari ga Hara campground |
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*For staying at the Hikari ga Haracampground, both the admissionfee (¥1,000 per person, accordingto the number of people using thesite) and the site charge (¥1000 pertent, according to the number oftents) are required. ex.1) In the case of 1 person usingone tent: Admission fee: ¥1,000 x 1 person +Site charge: ¥1,000 x 1 tent = Total¥2,000 ex. 2) In the case of 2 personssharing one tent: Admission fee: ¥1,000 x 2 persons+ Site charge: ¥1,000 x 1 tent =Total ¥3,000 |
Nonoumi Kōgen tent site |
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Echigo-Tsumaari Daigonji Kōgencampground |
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Please make reservations andpayment directly with the facility at Daigonji Kōgen campground |
Hishigatake campground |
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※Closed from 2022 |
Katakuri no Yado tent site |
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Please make reservations andpayment directly with the facility, at atakuri no Yado, Akiyama-gō Onsen |
Koakasawa Rakuyōkan tent site |
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