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Four RV parks and highland stations in Gifu for cool summer car camping

15.07.2026 15:13 1 min 3 sources
jafmate.jp JPN + 2 more
Four RV parks and highland stations in Gifu for cool summer car camping
Original source: jafmate.jp

In Brief

Gifu Prefecture, Japan, offers four RV parks and four roadside stations above 800 m for comfortable summer car camping. Overnight fees range from 1500 to 5000 yen.

Gifu Prefecture in Japan has two sets of recommendations for cool summer car camping. According to JAF Mate Online, four RV parks are listed, including a highland resort at about 1000 m, the spring-water town Gujo Hachiman, a park with manga and hot springs, and a farm at 500 m where temperatures are 3°C lower than in the city. Overnight fees range from 1500 to 5000 yen.

Meanwhile, DRIMO and Chiba TV (source 2) selected four roadside stations (michi-no-eki) above 800 m. One of them, Dainichidake (803.4 m), has daytime temperatures around 23°C and nighttime around 14°C. It offers a 24-hour toilet, parking for 29 cars, but no shower or Wi-Fi; the nearest hot springs are a 10–15 minute drive away.

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Four RV parks in Gifu for cool car sleeping in summer

15.07.2026 jafmate.jp JPN Original source

Gifu Prefecture selects four roadside stations above 800 m for motorhome overnight stays

03.06.2026 chiba-tv.com JPN Original source

Four high-altitude roadside stations in Gifu selected for comfortable car sleeping

03.06.2026 motomegane.com JPN Original source

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