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Morethan Paradise
Nagatoro, Saitama
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Overview
Travelers exploring Saitama Prefecture's outdoor scene will find Morethan Paradise in Chichibu — a campground with character and natural appeal. Rated 5 stars by 30 Google reviewers, this spot consistently delivers on expectations. On the practical side, tent sites, glamping units, cabins, restrooms, showers, electric hookups are available, removing common barriers for international visitors new to Japanese camping. The surrounding area invites exploration through hiking, fishing.
The area is chichibu is a mountain-ringed city with deep spiritual roots. Mitsumine Shrine perches on a misty mountaintop, the 34-temple Chichibu Pilgrimage winds through the valley, and the Arakawa River cuts through dramatic Nagatoro Gorge nearby. The December Night Festival is one of Japan's three great float festivals. Nearby, Mitsumine Shrine, Chichibu Shrine, Nagatoro Gorge, Hitsujiyama shibazakura offer further reasons to extend your stay.
Reaching this spot from the capital requires minimal effort. 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.
Whether for a weekend escape or a longer adventure, Morethan Paradise serves as an excellent base for discovering Chichibu's outdoor potential. The best times to visit vary by preference: 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). For English-speaking visitors, checking the campground's website or using a booking platform like nap-camp.com is recommended for reservations. Some facilities may require basic Japanese for communication.
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).
Location
Nagatoro, Saitama, Japan
Original address: 日本、〒369-1301 埼玉県秩父郡長瀞町矢那瀬810−1
Phone
070-8903-2933
Language support
English website available
Online booking available
Plan your trip to Nagatoro
Chichibu is a mountain-ringed city with deep spiritual roots. Mitsumine Shrine perches on a misty mountaintop, the 34-temple Chichibu Pilgrimage winds through the valley, and the Arakawa River cuts through dramatic Nagatoro Gorge nearby. The December Night Festival is one of Japan's three great float festivals.
Browse our campgrounds in Nagatoro page for local comparisons. Use the official site and map links below to confirm access, check-in details, and any Japanese-only booking steps.
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