Obukiji Water Park
8.0
Excellent(25 reviews)
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Hotel Description
Obukiji Water Park is a unique destination nestled amidst the natural beauty of the Chugoku region, offering guests a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. Situated near scenic mountains and picturesque landscapes, this hotel provides a peaceful escape, with the stunning Daisen volcanic mountain just a 40-minute drive away. Guests can immerse themselves in the surrounding wilderness, including Daisen-Oki National Park, which offers expansive trails, breathtaking volcanic views, and rich cultural history. With a central location close to several notable attractions, such as the Daisenji Temple and Kabutogasen, Obukiji Water Park serves as an ideal base for exploring the area. The hotel itself features comfortable and spacious rooms with stunning views of the surrounding nature, designed to provide relaxation after a day of outdoor exploration. Guests can enjoy a wide range of amenities, including high-speed internet access, a restaurant offering local and international cuisine, and well-maintained facilities to ensure a pleasant stay. For those looking to unwind, the hotel's location offers access to hiking, nature walks, and peaceful retreat spots. Public transportation options are easily accessible, with several nearby airports such as Yonago Airport, Tottori Airport, and Izumo Airport, ensuring convenient travel connections. Health and safety measures are in place to guarantee a safe and hygienic environment for all guests. Whether you're here for relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration, Obukiji Water Park promises an unforgettable stay in the heart of Japan's natural wonders.
Nearby attractions include Daisen, a majestic volcanic peak and religious site; the serene Daisenji Temple, with its centuries-old heritage; and the tranquil Hiruzen area, offering scenic views and wildlife trails. For dining, guests can explore local favorites, offering delicious regional dishes. Experience the charm and beauty of the Chugoku region at Obukiji Water Park, where adventure and relaxation blend seamlessly.
With its central location, beautiful surroundings, and excellent amenities, this hotel offers a perfect getaway for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape in Japan's countryside.
Nearby attractions include Daisen, a majestic volcanic peak and religious site; the serene Daisenji Temple, with its centuries-old heritage; and the tranquil Hiruzen area, offering scenic views and wildlife trails. For dining, guests can explore local favorites, offering delicious regional dishes. Experience the charm and beauty of the Chugoku region at Obukiji Water Park, where adventure and relaxation blend seamlessly.
With its central location, beautiful surroundings, and excellent amenities, this hotel offers a perfect getaway for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape in Japan's countryside.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Stunning location near Daisen, a sacred volcanic mountain.
2. Easy access to scenic parks like Daisen-Oki National Park.
3. Comfortable rooms with picturesque natural views.
4. Wide range of nearby cultural and historical sites.
5. Well-connected by local airports and public transportation.
6. Excellent amenities including high-speed internet and on-site dining.
7. Ideal base for outdoor activities such as hiking and nature walks.
8. Health and safety measures in place for guest security.
9. Perfect blend of relaxation and adventure in a tranquil setting.
10. Close proximity to notable landmarks such as the Daisenji Temple.
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Daisen
40 min
Daisenji Temple40 min
Kabutogasen45 min
Daisen-Oki National Park21 min
Hiruzen1 hr 2 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Tottori Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 6 min |
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Location
Airports:
Oki Airport
Taxi: 4 hr 14 min
Okayama Momotaro Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 14 min
Yonago Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 8 min
Izumo Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 26 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 6 min
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雄二小川（旅人）
5/5
This is a free campsite that is located quite deep in the mountains and requires an application to use.The procedure is to go to the community center in front of the campsite, and if no one is there, you can fill it out yourself.We called the manager's house and the government office to confirm the details before using it for camping.Facility1, water place, grilling place2, Separate men's and women's flush toilets with paper towels3, bench and chair4, ArborUsage rules1. Be sure to apply for use at the community center before use.2. Be sure to take your trash and charcoal home with you.3. Pets are allowed, but the pet must be on a leash and the owner must dispose of feces and urine.4. If you are calling the manager's home, please make an appointment at a reasonable time as it is a private home.thoughtsIt's a small free site, but I really liked it because it was well maintained and above all, it was quiet.The site is elevated, so you won't get soaked in water even if it rains, and the lights are on at night, so it's reasonably bright.The downside is that there are no stores nearby, the only one being Lawson, which is 13km away, so it's a good idea to stock up on food and drinking water.
Take Kazu
4/5
This is a free campsite.Please fill out a registration form at the community center located about 300m in front of the campsite.Even if there is no caretaker at the community center at all times, you can use it by filling out a usage notification.(Reservations are not required)When I visited, some sites were not well maintained, such as mowing the grass.It's quiet and there are some shaded areas depending on the site.The babbling of the brook seems small,It was a place with a very nice atmosphere.(The toilets and kitchen were kept clean)There are 5 or 6 numbered sites, but if they are full, you can also use the plaza on the left hand side from the parking lot.・No cars allowed ⚠️・Of course, take all trash home with you.・Toilet Japanese style flush・Cooking available・Inside and outside lights available・Radio wave SB ❌ Do ❌ au Maybe ️⭕️I got a signal when I went back about 10m from the bridge just in front of the campsite.The total length is about 100m (SB)・No supermarket or convenience store nearbyIf you go to Navi Street from the Okayama (Oyama) direction,You will pass through a narrow and steep road on the way,If you take a little detour and go from the supermarket on the Sea of Japan side or the roadside station (Kotoura), you can get there via a normal road.I don't want you to know too much, butThe atmosphere was very nice, so I would like to use it again.
ものけのぷぷぷーん
3/5
Preview.There are 6 campsites and a multipurpose space.Does competition seem low?The site has a large space, so large tents and tarps will be fine.The toilet is Japanese-style with a simple flush. There is toilet paper.There is tap water in the kitchen.A nondescript campsite. Are the stars beautiful?You can probably pick up some firewood by walking around. However, as for whether it is dry...
海山勝
4/5
I went yesterdayGood place with river etc.It would be even better if the grass was mowed neatly.beautiful river waterSome people were camped
サニーside egg
5/5
A very quiet campsite.It's free and you can fill out an application at the community center on the way to the park. It was deserted.If it's late at night, you can eat it the next day.The manager of the private home I called was a very nice person and I hope you enjoy your stay! He said.It's not an auto campsite, so you'll need a cart.On the day I went, it was pretty empty, with only one person in the back and one person near the kitchen.The park is quite large, and at night there are streetlights about 50 meters apart, so it's reasonably dark.Is it a good place for solo?The sound of the nearby river is even better.The problem is that there is a lot of night dew.In the morning, the tent was soaked (lol)
マイケル亮
4/5
Unbelievable campsite! When I arrived at 3:00 PM, a family and university BBQ was being held.There are 6 plots, all of which are flat land. The toilets and kitchen area are clean. I noticed on the way back that they had prepared some firewood. It's a piece of wood.It was nice to be able to stay on the streets until around 24:00. Well, there aren't any insects in early November, but it must be amazing in the summer.I'm the only one staying the night. Apparently there was a reception at the community center, but I couldn't do it because no one was there.You can come in to unload your luggage.Good location except for the bad view
achi H
4/5
It's free, and depending on the time of year there aren't many people and the facilities are well-equipped. The toilets and kitchen are not clean.Cars cannot enter from the parking lot, so you have to walk a little to reach the camping area.In the forest, it is cool in the summer because of the shade of the trees.
Masai Honda
4/5
Other than the restrooms, I think it's a good park and campsite. There was still snow in March, and I don't think the restrooms in the park would be usable due to freezing.I'm looking forward to the season starting in spring.I wasn't sure where to pitch my tent or the nearby campsite, but this seemed like a better option if I was on a bike or charrider.However, there are no stores nearby where you can go to buy them, so I think it would be better to buy them at the Akasaki market and head there.
burio ohinata (RC90)
4/5
You can also camp at a park in Kotoura Town. There are well-cleaned Japanese-style flush toilets and a water fountain. There are only a few well-lit campsites, but there are almost no guests. And this facility can be used for free. A so-called hidden spot campsite. Thank you to Kotoura Town and the local people who manage it.When using the service, you need to fill in your name and contact information at the nearby Daichi Kiji Community Center. Of course, take all trash home with you. Since this is a grassy site, open fires are prohibited.Also, there are wild animals such as wild boars, so be careful with food and garbage.
Yumi Matth
4/5
There is a river in the back, but when I visited in October, I couldn't make it to the river because the sidewalk (slope) up to the river was so full of moss that I felt like I might slip and fall. Be careful. There were also mosquitoes. Take measures against insects.I enjoyed grilling bacon and brewing coffee in the four-door.