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17 Campgrounds in Fukuoka: Coast, Mountains and Onsen

This translation was prepared with AI assistance and reviewed by the editorial team.

Fukuoka has island, seaside, mountain, river and highland campgrounds within the prefecture. Most locations outside central Fukuoka require a car, and the meaning of a “hands-free” plan differs by property: tents, bedding, meals and cleanup may be separate.

For a short stay from the city, compare Aburayama, Nokonoshima and the southern metropolitan sites. For scenery and a road trip, look at Itoshima, Ukiha, Yame, Hiraodai and the Hikosan area.

How to choose a Fukuoka campground

Best for	Place	Check before visiting
Easy city access	Aburayama, Nokonoshima, SORAMORI	Final transport
Sea and islands	Nokonoshima, Karadomari	Ferry and coastal weather
River setting	UKIHA RIVERCAMP, Hakimasue	Water level and rain
Onsen nearby	Genji-no-Mori	Bath operating hours

All 17 campgrounds

Place	Area / access	Best for
Manago Kinoka Land	Itoshima mountains	Cabins and forest stay
Snow Peak ABURAYAMA FUKUOKA Campfield	Aburayama, Fukuoka City	Easy city access and Snow Peak equipment
Nokonoshima Camp Village	Nokonoshima; ferry required	Island, beach and overnight stay
Karadomari VILLAGE	Itoshima coast	Coastal outdoor stay
Montbell Gokayama Base Camp	Gokayama; car recommended	Well-equipped family and car camping
COCO & OUTDOOR PARADISE	Southern Fukuoka	Private outdoor atmosphere
SORAMORI CAMP	Onojo	Seasonal family camping
Onojo Ikoi-no-Mori Campground	Onojo	Forest facilities and family groups
Wakasugi Rakuen Campground	Sasaguri	Flexible mountain camping
Ipponmatsu Park (Showa-no-Mori)	Umi	Simple mountain sites
Hakimasue Outdoor Village	Asakura	River and rural experiences
Okuyame Takibi-no-Mori Camp Field	Yame	Campfires and deep forest
UKIHA RIVERCAMP	Ukiha river area	River, sauna and small groups
Greenpal Hyugamikyo	Yame / Hyugami Gorge	Lake and mountain scenery
Fukakura Camp Village Seifu	Soeda / Hikosan	Quiet Hikosan-area nature
Genji-no-Mori	Aka Village	Onsen and camping together
Solaland Hiraodai Campground	Kitakyushu / Hiraodai	Karst highland scenery

Fukuoka City and Itoshima

Manago Kinoka Land — Cabins and forest stay
Snow Peak ABURAYAMA FUKUOKA Campfield — Easy city access and Snow Peak equipment
Nokonoshima Camp Village — Island, beach and overnight stay
Karadomari VILLAGE — Coastal outdoor stay

Southern metropolitan Fukuoka and Kasuya

Montbell Gokayama Base Camp — Well-equipped family and car camping
COCO & OUTDOOR PARADISE — Private outdoor atmosphere
SORAMORI CAMP — Seasonal family camping
Onojo Ikoi-no-Mori Campground — Forest facilities and family groups
Wakasugi Rakuen Campground — Flexible mountain camping
Ipponmatsu Park (Showa-no-Mori) — Simple mountain sites

Chikugo, Asakura and Ukiha

Hakimasue Outdoor Village — River and rural experiences
Okuyame Takibi-no-Mori Camp Field — Campfires and deep forest
UKIHA RIVERCAMP — River, sauna and small groups
Greenpal Hyugamikyo — Lake and mountain scenery

Chikuho and Kitakyushu

Fukakura Camp Village Seifu — Quiet Hikosan-area nature
Genji-no-Mori — Onsen and camping together
Solaland Hiraodai Campground — Karst highland scenery

Important 2026 operating notes

Imajuku Outdoor Activity Center is not included because it has been closed for redevelopment since April 2025; Fukuoka City targets reopening in March 2027.
Solaland Hiraodai resumed overnight use on March 20, 2026.
SORAMORI CAMP began its 2026 season on April 5.
UKIHA RIVERCAMP listed its pool as still being prepared on July 29; check river, sauna, site and pool notices separately.

Booking and packing checks

Confirm fire rules, vehicle access, pets, quiet hours, rubbish disposal, shower hours and cancellation terms on the official page. Island and mountain sites also need a return-transport, weather and mobile-signal plan.