Goishi Coast Campground

Goishi Coast Campground

Info

JR碁石海岸口駅→車6分
三陸道大船渡碁石海岸ICから県道275号経由8.1km11分
無料、オートサイト利用者は専用駐車場15台あり

Business Hours

キャンプ場受付(碁石海岸インフォメーションセンター)8時30分~17時15分、宿泊:チェックイン13時~17時15分、チェックアウト8時30分~11時、日帰り:チェックイン9~14時(利用は9~16時)

Price

管理費1人(小学生以上)500円、日帰りオートサイト2000円、フリーサイト1000円、宿泊オートサイト4000円、フリーサイト1500円、※冬期フリーサイトの管理費1人(小学生以上)300円

Spot Category

Camp BBQ


Goishi Coast Campground
一般社団法人 大船渡市観光物産協会


Goishi Coast Campground
一般社団法人 大船渡市観光物産協会


Goishi Coast Campground
一般社団法人 大船渡市観光物産協会

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