Nestled in the southwestern part of Taga-cho, Takatoriyama Fureai Park is a sprawling 86-hectare mountain transformed into a lush, comprehensive forest experience and exchange facility. Immerse yourself in nature, surrounded by mountains, diverse forests, and wetlands, offering unique encounters with local flora and fauna. Beyond standard tent and auto campsites, discover cozy bungalows, an all-weather multi-purpose hall, and a distinctive "Forest Oven" where you can bake your own bread and pizza. The park offers athletic facilities, playgrounds, and hosts a variety of engaging events like pizza-making, forest sports days, and BBQ festivals throughout the year, making it perfect for families and nature enthusiasts. With hands-free BBQ sets featuring local Omi beef and newly added pet-friendly options, this vibrant mountain retreat provides an ideal blend of adventure and relaxation.
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〒522-0335 滋賀県犬上郡多賀町大字藤瀬１０９０−１
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