Ono Castle Ikoinomori Campground

Info

Address:

667-58 Oshonojo, Fukuoka Prefecture

Public Transportation:

Nishitetsu Shimodairi Station → 20 minutes by bus to Minamiyamate Danchi, bus stop: Minamiyamate Danchi, get off, 30 minutes walk to Chuo Park, 1 hour walk to campground; or JR Onojo Station → 20 minutes drive

Car Access:

12km30 minutes from Chikushino IC on Kyushu-do via prefectural road 31/505; or 11km30 minutes from Dazaifu IC on Kyushu-do

Phone Number:

092-595-2110 (Onojo Ikoinomori Campground)

Parking Number:

80 units/one day 220 yen

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

High school students and above 440 yen, elementary and junior high school students 220 yen

Spot Category

Camp BBQ

Lodge
Ono Castle Ikoinomori Campground

Family tent site
Ono Castle Ikoinomori Campground

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Ono Castle Ikoinomori Campground

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Ono Castle Ikoinomori Campground

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