Nestled deep within the majestic Chugoku Mountains, Gonokawa Canoe Park Sakugi offers an exhilarating escape along the pristine Gonokawa River. Surrounded by lush forests and crystal-clear waters, it's a true natural haven in Hiroshima Prefecture. This outdoor facility is perfect for adventurous families and groups seeking an active and comfortable camping experience, with options ranging from traditional tent camping to cozy cottages, ideal for those new to the outdoors. The park boasts fantastic amenities, including canoe rentals, seasonal water play zones with pools and slides, on-site bathing facilities, a restaurant, and even E-bike tours, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable stay. Spring and summer are particularly vibrant, offering ideal conditions for canoeing and exhilarating river activities, with exciting canoe tournaments held here annually. While it feels like a remote wilderness retreat, access is surprisingly convenient, with well-maintained roads leading from nearby expressways and public bus service from Miyoshi Station.
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〒728-0131 広島県三次市作木町香淀１１６
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