Hakuba Morino Wasabi Farm started growing “land wasabi” in 2010, which is grown in the fields at an altitude of 750 meters. In 2017, an auto-camping site was opened, and we are now operating as a wasabi farm and auto-camping site.　

In spring, the snow melts, the three Hakuba mountains are seen in fresh green and white, and the wasabi in the field blooms with small cute white flowers. In summer, fireflies can be seen dancing in the creeks and streams on the grounds. In autumn, you can see the colorful red, yellow, and green leaves and the Northern Alps with their three-tiered foliage. In winter, a silver world spreads over the mountains and the foothills are covered in pure white snow. You can also enjoy camping in the snow.

In front of you are the Hakuba Goryu and Happo One mountains, and the Hakuba Sanzanzan (Mt. Hakuba Yarigatake, Mt. Shakudake, and Mt. Hakuba) of the Northern Alps.
The campsite is surrounded by a 2-km walking trail that circles the campsite, allowing you to enjoy the changing nature while taking a pleasant stroll. Visitors are also welcome to just take a stroll. (*Open only during business hours.)

There are a variety of campsites, including open-air general auto site areas, woodland auto site areas surrounded by moderate trees, auto sites with AC power, dog-free sites surrounded by fences, and spacious auto sites. The ground is woodchip, which drains well and is reputed to keep tents clean even in the rain.

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