Campsites where you can feel the great outdoors

The Maehama Beach area is a scenic area of calm coastal beauty, and the campground is integrated with the swimming beach between Akagame and Kazeshima Benten rocks.

Just a 10-minute drive from downtown Sawata, this campground is located in a rich natural environment with Mt. Kinpoku above, Kuninaka Plain below, and forests all around.

This is a campground in a pine forest facing Mano Bay. The beach, with calm waves and shallow waters, is right across the road. No cars are allowed, but free parking is available nearby.

The Sekimisaki campground is located on a hill 100m from the coastline. With the azure Sea of Japan in front, the mountains of Sado looming in the background, and the Seki village below, this is a campground of ancient cedars.

This free site is located at Sobama Beach, a 4-km stretch of sandy beach. There are two areas, one along the road and the other on higher ground.

The campground is located 500m above sea level, about 8km into the mountains from Akadomari Port. It is in a quiet forest environment surrounded by green trees pleasantly shading the site.

This is a free site by the Shinbo Dam, located about 10 minutes from the central Niibo area. Around 2,000 cherry trees are planted in the surrounding area, and a rich forest can be seen over the dam.

This campground is attached to the Nyuzaki Beach, which has a fine gravel shore and waters with high transparency. Cars are not allowed, but there is a free parking lot.

With a view over the Futatsugame and Onogame rocks which are listed on the Michelin Green Guide, Futatsugame Campground sits in Futatsugame Bathing Beach, which boasts its most crystal clear waters in Sado.

At an open location on a hill overlooking Mano Bay, Shiozu no Sato has a large front yard where visitors can enjoy barbecues and camping. It is a popular spot with the general public, and often used for school excursions and sports training camps.

Matsugasaki History Park is a free campground with the white Konose Lighthouse and the Sea of Japan in front of it, as well as Matsugasaki Sea, a beautifully maintained park suitable for strolling.