PICA山中湖ヴィレッジ（優先入園対象外施設）
- Outdoors Resort stay
Outdoor · Auberge which can be enjoyed by hand
- Street address
- 506-296 Hirano, Yamanakako Village, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture 401-0502
- phone number
- 0555-30-4580
Information
■ Address: 506-296 Yamanakako village Hirano, Minamitsuru gun, Yamanashi prefecture
■ Telephone: 0555-30-4580
■ Distance from Highland: It is approximately ten minutes by car from Higashi Fuji Goko Highway "Yamanakako Inter". Approximately 25 minutes by car to Fuji-Q Highland
Guests can enjoy 17 outdoor cottages where hammocks and bonfires can be enjoyed, and "outdoor auberge" where you can enjoy dinner and morning at the Restaurant and BBQ garden. Want to spend relaxing Family also, it is perfect for couples who want to spend a romantic moment.
Fujiyama - King of Coasters KITCHEN, a dining table where you can feel the four seasons of Mt. Fuji, “ Fujiyama - King of Coasters GARDEN WORKS” where you can taste carefully selected local meat and special vegetables on a barbecue while feeling the wind of Lake Yamanaka, while being swayed by a hammock in the forest There are also plenty of facilities where you can relax in nature, such as “Hammock Cafe” where you can enjoy coffee and hot dogs.
It is not only conveniently located next to the Highway Bus terminal (Forest station Asahi-kioka), but also convenient for access as the shuttle bus heads to Mt. Fuji Station, Kawaguchiko Station and Highland Station. You can also feel free to visit Fuji-Q Highland you have entered free of charge.
Point
Lake Yamanaka is right there
It is approximately 1.6km from " PICA Yamanaka Lake village " to Lake Yamanaka. Location that is perfect for walking along the lake and sightseeing. If you head to Fuji-Q Highland please use the transfer service for the guests.
I can enjoy the chef's gastronomy
Cooking is authentic while outdoor style to stay at cottage. You can enjoy the cuisine's cuisine at the Restaurant . Please cook dishes that used seasonal seasonal ingredients, brand meat in Yamanashi Prefecture, and Numazu Suruga Bay seafood.