Asahi Nature Highland
This campground has family lodges, spaces for tents, BBQ areas, and more. There's plenty for camping pros and first-timers alike to enjoy!
See weeping peach blossoms in the spring, and the deep crimson leaves of rare hananoki maples in the fall.
All sorts of hands-on classes are offered, and campers can enjoy these as well as sports activities such as tennis during their stay. (Note: Some classes require reservations.)
The grounds also allow sledding in the winter. The slopes are safe even for small children, making it a popular spot for families to play in the snow. There is a moving walkway installed on the slope, so the little ones can sled their hearts out without getting tuckered out on the way back up to the top.
Have a great time in any season at Asahi Nature Highland.
Basic Information
| Address | 〒444-2843 68-1 Neyama, Asahiyawata-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi |
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| Cost | Camping Deck (9 sites) Medium size (4 people): JPY5,000/night Large size (6 people): JPY6,000/night Car Camping Site (8 sites) Up to 5 people (ages 3 and above): JPY3,000 Up to 6 people (ages 3 and above): JPY3,300 Note: • Children below the age of 3 may camp for free. Tent Site (8 sites accommodating 6 people each) JPY3,000/night Family Lodges (10 lodges accommodating 5 people each) JPY15,000/night (JPY7,500 on weekdays) Note: • Available BBQ site: 4:00 pm–10:00 pm/6:00 am–9:00 the following day Shofu-tei Cabin (8 people) JPY24,000/night Note: • Available BBQ site: 4:00 pm–10:00 pm Tsutsuji Yashiki Cabin (20 people) JPY54,000/night Note: • Available BBQ site: 4:00 pm–10:00 pm |
| Phone number | 0565-68-2755 |
| Fax number |
0565-68-2810 |
| Total rooms | 37 rooms/sites |
| Cost per guest | From JPY3,000 |
| Check-in/Check-out | Check-in: 2:00 pm–5:00 pm Check-out 11:00 am |
| Parking | Available (approx. 160 cars) |
| Meeting room | Available at the Kenshu-to Training Building (JPY1,000/hour, available 9:00 am–5:00 pm) |
| Restaurant | Available at Restaurant Genki-tei (inside the Genki-kan Building) |
| Souvenir shop | Inside the Genki-kan Building |
| Other facilities | Coin-operated shower rooms and coin-operated laundry facility available |
| Nursing areas outside room | Kirameki-kan Building, 3rd-floor Kids Room |
| Internet | WiFi available at the Genki-kan Building (unavailable at sleeping quarters) |
| Internet (Wired) | Unavailable |
| Notes | Lodging reservations accepted by phone, website, or directly at the facility's reception counter (9:00 am–5:00 pm). |
| Directions by public transportation | [Directions from Nagoya] • From Nagoya Station on the Higashiyama subway line, go to Fushimi Station and transfer to the Tsurumai subway line (which connects to the Meitetsu Toyota Line from Akaike). Get off at Meitetsu Toyotashi Station. • From Meitetsu Nagoya Station, take the Meitetsu Nagoya Main Line to Chiryu Station. Transfer trains and get off at Meitetsu Toyotashi Station. • From JR Nagoya Station, take the JR Chuo Main Line to Kozoji Station. Transfer to the Aichi Loop Line and get off at Shin-Toyota Station. *Click here to check transportation directions and fares in Toyota. http://michinavitoyota.jp/portal/map_en.html |
| Directions by car | • Approx. 40min (26.4km) northeastwards from Chikaraishi I.C. of the Sanage Green Road via routes 153, and 366, or; • Approx. 45min (29.7km) northeastwards from Toyota-Kanpachi I.C. of the Aichi Loop Expressway via routes 153, and 366. |
Area Information
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Hotel Hyakunensou
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The Ninja Mansion
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Attaka no Sato Sanage Onsen Hotel Kinsenkaku
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