What other travelers are saying about Narutaki Forest Park
Sadly i arrived to an empty office and no one to be seen. I would have loved to stay the night but the place was a ghost town. I dont even know if this is still a functioning campgrounds 😓
I couldn't play in the river because of the rain the day before, but it was a relaxing place with abundant nature.I think that each site has a power supply and there is no inconvenience.However, it's small overall, so you can't put in a big car.
The park is accessible year-round with different seasonal features: cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and autumn foliage in fall. The campground operates from March to November. There is no single best season as each offers distinct natural scenery.
Yes. The park has maintained promenades along both riverbanks, calm river areas for safe water activities, and a campground with bungalows and tent sites. The terrain is accessible for children and families.
Park entry is free. Overnight camping costs ¥8,230 per night for bungalows and ¥4,110 per night for tent sites. The campground operates from March to November.
Take a Chutetsu bus from Okayama Station for approximately 60 minutes to Kibichuo-cho. By car, exit at Kayo Interchange on the Chugoku-Odan Expressway, then drive 10 minutes to the park.
Walk the riverside promenades to view the Narutaki waterfall and rock formations, use the bird-watching hut, enjoy water activities in the river, or stay overnight at the campground. The park has observation plazas along the valley.
