Family Land Mare Amusement Park

Info

Address:

57 Nishikatsuzawa, Mikasa City, Hokkaido

Public Transportation:

JR Minenobu Station → 25 minutes by car

Car Access:

15km 20 minutes from Michikasa IC on Doomichi Road via Road 116

Phone Number:

01267-6-8000

Parking Number:

250 units

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

Free entry (some play equipment paid)

Spot Category

Park

Powerful Tyrannosaurus

"Dibrodox", a herbivorous dragon of the Late Jurassic

Go-karts can be ridden by one person from over 140cm tall

The water depth is shallow, so it is safe for small children.

A battery car that can be ridden by anyone with feet delivered to the switch

Free site free of use fee; it's crowded with camping users in summer

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