Ryogoku Bridge Campground

Ryogoku Bridge Campground

Info

JR Hashimoto Station → 40 minutes by car; or Fujino Station → 30 minutes by car
15km 30 minutes from Sagami-ko IC on Chuo-do via Prefectural Road 76; or 18km 20 minutes from Sagamihara IC on Ken-O-do via National Route 412/413
Large buses and microbuses are allowed (reservation required)

Business Hours

7 to 18 o'clock (fluctuates depending on the season)

Price

Facility usage fee: 700 yen per person, auto camping 2,000 yen per site, car 1,200 yen

Spot Category

Camp BBQ


You can enjoy river play and fishing as well as camping

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