Kawaguchi-machi New bridge campground.
7.6
Very Good(178 reviews)
Japan, 〒401-0302 Yamanashi, Minamitsuru District, Fujikawaguchiko, Kodachi, 島原1200
+81 555-72-0540
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Hotel Description
Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground
Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground is a charming hotel nestled in the serene surroundings of Fujikawaguchiko, Japan, located at 〒401-0302 Yamanashi, Minamitsuru District, Fujikawaguchiko, Kodachi, 島原1200. The hotel offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area, while still being close to popular attractions. Its proximity to Lake Kawaguchi, just a 13-minute walk away, makes it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts. The hotel’s location also provides easy access to iconic sites like Mount Fuji, Fuji-Q Highland, and the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway. Guests will appreciate the rustic yet modern design, blending traditional Japanese elements with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere.
The rooms at Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground are designed for comfort and relaxation. Featuring spacious accommodations with fully equipped kitchenettes, guests can prepare their own meals in the comfort of their rooms. The hotel’s peaceful ambiance ensures a restful stay, making it an excellent choice for couples, families, and solo travelers alike.
Guests will also enjoy a variety of special amenities such as high-speed internet, kid-friendly services, and personalized attention from the hotel staff. The campground setting offers a unique experience for nature lovers, with the convenience of nearby restaurants and transport options.
Accessibility is another strong point of this hotel, with convenient public transportation links, including Kawaguchiko Station just a 7-minute taxi ride away. Major airports, including Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, are easily reachable by taxi or public transport, ensuring a smooth arrival for guests traveling from further afield.
The hotel is committed to guest safety, with stringent health and safety measures in place, offering peace of mind during the stay.
Top things to do around the hotel include outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and camping, along with visits to cultural and natural landmarks. Nearby attractions such as Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji are must-sees, while Fuji-Q Highland offers thrilling rides for adventure seekers.
Guests can also explore the local dining scene, with excellent options like Restaurant ROMARIN, offering French cuisine, and Japanese Restaurant Fukisaki-Tei, perfect for those craving authentic Japanese flavors.
With so much to offer, Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground promises a memorable stay in a tranquil and picturesque setting, inviting guests to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Fuji Five Lakes region.
The rooms at Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground are designed for comfort and relaxation. Featuring spacious accommodations with fully equipped kitchenettes, guests can prepare their own meals in the comfort of their rooms. The hotel’s peaceful ambiance ensures a restful stay, making it an excellent choice for couples, families, and solo travelers alike.
Guests will also enjoy a variety of special amenities such as high-speed internet, kid-friendly services, and personalized attention from the hotel staff. The campground setting offers a unique experience for nature lovers, with the convenience of nearby restaurants and transport options.
Accessibility is another strong point of this hotel, with convenient public transportation links, including Kawaguchiko Station just a 7-minute taxi ride away. Major airports, including Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, are easily reachable by taxi or public transport, ensuring a smooth arrival for guests traveling from further afield.
The hotel is committed to guest safety, with stringent health and safety measures in place, offering peace of mind during the stay.
Top things to do around the hotel include outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and camping, along with visits to cultural and natural landmarks. Nearby attractions such as Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji are must-sees, while Fuji-Q Highland offers thrilling rides for adventure seekers.
Guests can also explore the local dining scene, with excellent options like Restaurant ROMARIN, offering French cuisine, and Japanese Restaurant Fukisaki-Tei, perfect for those craving authentic Japanese flavors.
With so much to offer, Kawaguchi-machi New Bridge Campground promises a memorable stay in a tranquil and picturesque setting, inviting guests to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Fuji Five Lakes region.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Guests praised the kitchenettes for added convenience and comfort.
2. Only a 13-minute walk to the scenic Lake Kawaguchi, ideal for outdoor activities.
3. The hotel staff received high marks for their friendly and helpful service.
4. Kid-friendly amenities make this a great choice for families.
5. Easy access to public transportation options like Kawaguchiko Station, just a 7-minute taxi ride away.
6. Conveniently located near top tourist attractions such as Mount Fuji and Fuji-Q Highland.
7. Nearby restaurants offer a variety of dining experiences, from French cuisine to traditional Japanese dishes.
8. Health and safety measures are strictly followed, ensuring guest well-being.
9.6 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Kawaguchi
13 min
Fuji-Q Highland10 min
Mount Fuji1 hr 10 min
Arakurayama Sengen Park14 min
Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway5 min
Nearest locations
Yamaboushi
1 min
Restaurant ROMARIN2 min
美くり2 min
Japanese Restaurant Fukisaki-Tei2 min
Tanpopo2 min
Restaurant Marushige2 min
レストランハナミズキ2 min
Dino DINER2 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 9.6 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 47 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒401-0302 Yamanashi, Minamitsuru District, Fujikawaguchiko, Kodachi, 島原1200
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 27 min
Transit: 3 hr 50 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 47 min
Transit: 3 hr 27 min
Transit:
Kawaguchiko Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 27 min
Fujino-yado-oohashi
Walking: 6 min
Oogi
Walking: 11 min
Kawaguchiko-herb-kan
Walking: 5 min
Oike Koen Minami
Walking: 10 min
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9.6
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Children
Kid-friendly
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Sarah Boy
2/5
Way too expensive for what it offers.We stayed in a bungalow, pretty old and smelly.Facilities are dirty and you have to pay for shower.There's also no wifi.Location is the only good point.
hachimaru a gogo
5/5
The first time I used it was about 40 years ago...It's a traditional campground that hasn't changed much.Close to the entrance of Fuji Subaru LineSituation in a forest by a lakePersonally, I would recommend visiting by bicycle during a nice season outside of Japan's long holidays.In most cases, you can rent out the campsite.Sometimes there are so many cyclists from all over the world that it feels like we are overseas.With the recent camping boom, is this a hotel?There are many campsites that are of such high standard that you would think thatThat's right, the campgrounds of the Showa era were like this, close to nature, and the users could spend their time quietly...I can't help but feel nostalgic.Well, these days I don't pitch a tent, I don't make curry, I don't climb the Subaru line.Although it is only for soft use...
Emilie L
1/5
Unclean and very expensive campsite. You also have to pay for the shower (which is not clean) to leak
さゆんさゆん
4/5
I went on a Saturday and Sunday in early July, when the expected temperature was 35 degrees.As expected, the forest is very pleasant. It was so humid that I thought Tokyo's 35 degrees was 41 degrees, and I was impressed by the difference in the clouds.I got lost trying to find the entrance because I couldn't find a detailed map on Google Maps or my car navigation system.If you wander around the area, you'll find 3 or 4 entrances.The woman in charge is kind and will teach you anything you don't understand.The vending machine mentioned in other reviews was gone.Be careful as long-legged bees were flickering around. If you are near the nest or collecting honey, they will fly as a warning.Perhaps because it was before summer vacation, there were not many people in the bungalow and it was very comfortable. The area where we set up our tents was quite crowded.I stayed in a 10 tatami bungalow.The room has tatami mats, a TV, electric fan, a medium-sized refrigerator (with a freezer), about 10 clothes hangers, one broom for outside and one for indoor use, a closet, and a screen door.There was a fine mesh screen, but very small insects were always coming in, so I had to sleep with the window closed, but thanks to the fan, it wasn't too hot.It's an old campground, so the tatami mats are fluffy and there are spider webs everywhere, but the area you spend time in feels like it's been well-kept with brooms, so it's adequate.Outside is a covered terrace. Comes with table, chairs and lighting.The table was made of wood, and unlike other reviews, there were no instructions for using an open fire, so I put a heat-resistant table and heat-resistant sheet on top of the wooden table and had my own small tabletop barbecue.There were scorch marks all over the place, so I guess it's OK to use an open flame, but I didn't want to go and ask (^_^;)Another review said that it is OK to leave used charcoal alone, but this was not explained, so I looked for it and found a charcoal dump near a water source, so I disposed of it there.There is a water station with potable water for cooking, a water station for ash disposal, and a water station for washing your face and hands with hand soap in front of the toilets. There is also one coin laundry.
Ivakin Max
4/5
The host is nice, lots of place for camping, but buildings seems too old.
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1181
4/5
I made a same-day reservation during Golden Week!I went with a camper van, so I camped at an auto site.If you enter from the entrance on the private house side that the navigation guide guides you to, you will have to go down a steep slope, so if you are going by a camper, I thought it would be better to wait for your car on the Kawaguchiko side and only check in with people.Although the facility is old, the toilets are Western-style and clean.You can also throw away trash ⭕️Also, Lake Kawaguchi is right in front of you, and you can walk to tourist spots, so the location is great 👍
mageres
5/5
Updated in December 2023 ◆ Motorcycle 1 person: ¥1,650 ◆ Reception: Same-day drop-in possible (best!) ◆ Open all year round ◆ Free site where vehicles are not allowed (loading area available) ◆ Vehicle movement is from 6:00 to 22:00 I wonder if it was ◆ The ground is almost flat and pine needles? ◆Sales: Few ◆Firewood: ¥400/¥1,000 (value) ◆Vending machines were all gone ◆Rental available ◆Cooking area with roof available ◆Water station available ◆Toilet available/Western style/flush ◆ There is a shower ◆ There is a washing machine ◆ The facilities are not the latest, but it is a well-maintained nostalgic campground ◆ Surroundings: Lawson / Family Mart / Supermarket / Many tourist facilities / There are quite a few restaurants where you can eat out at night ◆ Right by the lake from the site You can see biker gangs running around at night (everyday life in Yamanashi)