山梨県 · 甲州市
16BASE CAMP
Discover 16BASE CAMP, an understated gem nestled in the mountains of Koshu City, Yamanashi Prefecture. This base camp offers a prime location for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the natural beauty of the Chubu region, with easy access to hiking trails and stunning panoramic views of the Kofu Basin. While facilities are kept simple, including essential toilets, the focus here is on immersion in the raw, refreshing environment. It's the ideal spot for adventurers seeking a minimalist camping experience and a true escape into the Japanese wilderness.
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〒404-0021 山梨県甲州市塩山一ノ瀬高橋１０
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