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High Garden

Kimitsu, Chiba

4.8 (35)
High Garden in Japan
Venue image Source: Google Place photo Checked: 2026-04-05

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Overview

In the Kimitsu area of Chiba Prefecture, High Garden has become known as an outstanding destination offering tent sites, glamping units, and RV sites alongside restrooms, showers, and hot spring baths. A 4.8-star Google rating from 35 reviews reflects the consistently positive experiences campers report here.

Sleeping arrangements include tent sites, glamping units, and RV sites, supported by facilities that include restrooms, showers, hot spring baths, electrical hookups, on-site parking, and barrier-free access. The availability of hot spring bathing adds a distinctly Japanese touch to the camping experience, perfect for soaking tired muscles after a day of outdoor activity.

Adventure seekers will find with hiking, fishing, and river play among the activities available to guests. Worthwhile excursions in the area include Kameiwa Cave, Kurosan Valley, dam lakes, and river swimming. Kimitsu's deep valleys harbor pristine rivers and dense forests that feel hours from civilization.

A few practical notes for visitors: Chiba is reached from Tokyo via the JR Sotobo or Uchibo Lines, the Tokyo-Wan Aqua-Line expressway, or the Keiyo Expressway. Most destinations are 1-2 hours from central Tokyo by car or train. English signage and support are minimal, so a translation app on your phone will prove invaluable during your stay.

The target audience for High Garden includes beginners and those who prefer not to bring their own gear, families with children, hikers and active travelers, and onsen enthusiasts. Late spring through early autumn provides the longest and most comfortable camping window. Weekend and holiday bookings should be made well in advance.

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

Getting there from Tokyo

Chiba is reached from Tokyo via the JR Sotobo or Uchibo Lines, the Tokyo-Wan Aqua-Line expressway, or the Keiyo Expressway. Most destinations are 1-2 hours from central Tokyo by car or train.

Best season to visit

Camping is enjoyable year-round thanks to Chiba's mild maritime climate. Spring (March-May) brings cherry blossoms and wildflowers, summer (June-August) is peak beach season, and autumn (October-November) delivers comfortable temperatures and fall color.

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Plan your trip to Kimitsu

Kimitsu's deep valleys harbor pristine rivers and dense forests that feel hours from civilization. Kameiwa Cave, where sunlight creates a heart-shaped reflection on the water, went viral on social media and has become a must-visit. Dam lakes and gorges provide endless exploration.

Browse our campgrounds in Kimitsu page for local comparisons. Our Camping in Chiba guide covers the best areas, seasonal tips, and transport options across the prefecture. Use the official site and map links below to confirm access, check-in details, and any Japanese-only booking steps.

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