Farmer No Backyard Campground

農家の裏庭キャンプ場

Kazo, Saitama

4.3 (36)

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Overview

Farmer No Backyard Campground is a glamping located in Kazo, Saitama Prefecture, rated 4.3 stars across 36 Google reviews. Set in Kazo is a flatland city along the Tone River famous for flying the world's largest koinobori (carp streamer), this destination offers an authentic outdoor experience for visitors looking to explore the Japanese countryside.

The facility provides tent sites, rv sites, glamping, bungalows for guests to choose from. On-site amenities include toilets, showers, campfire allowed.

Visitors can enjoy hiking, fishing, river play at or near the campground. Nearby attractions and activities include Giant Koinobori Festival,Tone River,Hanasaki Water Park,agricultural scenery.

Getting there: Chichibu area is reached via the Seibu Railway from Ikebukuro (about 80 minutes) or by car via the Kanetsu or Ken-O Expressways. Northern areas connect via the JR Takasaki Line.. The best time to visit is Spring brings chichibu's famous shibazakura (moss phlox) and river season begins. summer offers river swimming and canyon cooling. autumn delivers vivid chichibu foliage. winter features the chichibu night festival (december) and misotsuchi icicles (january-february)..

Farmer No Backyard Campground is well-suited for travelers who value comfort and nature combined and want to discover a quieter side of Japan. Note that Japanese language ability may be helpful, as English support is limited.

For more campgrounds like this, see our Camping near Tokyo guide, Hot spring camping guide, Pet-friendly camping guide or Glamping in Japan guide.

Getting there from Tokyo

Chichibu area is reached via the Seibu Railway from Ikebukuro (about 80 minutes) or by car via the Kanetsu or Ken-O Expressways. Northern areas connect via the JR Takasaki Line.

Best season to visit

Spring brings Chichibu's famous shibazakura (moss phlox) and river season begins. Summer offers river swimming and canyon cooling. Autumn delivers vivid Chichibu foliage. Winter features the Chichibu Night Festival (December) and Misotsuchi Icicles (January-February).

Nearby activities

Giant Koinobori Festival
Tone River
Hanasaki Water Park
agricultural scenery

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Plan your trip to Kazo

Kazo is a flatland city along the Tone River famous for flying the world's largest koinobori (carp streamer) — over 100 meters long — during Golden Week. The agricultural landscape offers a different pace from mountain camping.

Use the official site and map links below to confirm access, check-in details, and any Japanese-only booking steps.

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