Osaka Prefectural Forest Chihaya Garden Camp & BBQ Field

Info

Address:

1313-2 Chihaya Akasaka-mura, Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka

Public Transportation:

Nankai Kawauchi Nagano Station → Nankai Bus bound for the front of Mount Kumogusan Ropeway, get off the end point, walk 1 hour

Car Access:

From Hanwa Expressway Mihara North IC, take National Route 309 and Prefectural Route 705 for 25 km, about 40 minutes to the Prefectural Kongo Trail parking lot.

Phone Number:

0721-74-0056

Parking Number:

300 cars / 600 yen, Prefectural Kongo Trail parking lot (mountain foot parking lot) *It takes about 1 hour on foot from the parking lot to the site.

Business Hours

BBQ 10: 00-15:30, Tent 14: 00-12: 00, Bungalow (April-November) 14: 00-12: 00: 00

Price

Tent site 500-1000 yen, bungalow 7000 yen, permanent tent 5500 yen

Spot Category

Camp BBQ

Cooking place

BBQ site in winter

BBQ site

Starry watching party

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