What other travelers are saying about Onshi Hakone Park
This place is a perfect spot for your weekend cascade. There are couple of great pictures spots with great view with both mountains and the nearby lake. Although when we went, it was a bit cloudy, on a sunny day with clear sky, you could also see Mt. Fuji. We did see some foliages and they were as beautiful as you would see in these post cards. There are some stores around the park too where you could get some snacks and refreshments. Overall, a very solid choice if you just want to enjoy a great view.
No, entrance to Onshi Hakone Park is free for all visitors, allowing everyone to enjoy its scenic beauty without any cost.
The park is known for its panoramic views of Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji, beautifully landscaped gardens, and the historic Imperial Villa, which now serves as a visitor center and museum.
Yes, visitors are welcome to bring their food and enjoy picnics in designated areas within the park. There are also benches and shaded spots perfect for relaxing meals.
Yes, pets are allowed in the park as long as they are on a leash. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets and ensuring they do not disturb other visitors.
The park is accessible via the Hakone Tozan Bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station. Visitors can also take a scenic cruise across Lake Ashi to reach the park’s nearby boat pier.
Beautiful park with a great atmosphere and really fresh air. It’s a lovely spot, but just be aware that the walk can be a little tricky. There are limited sidewalks, so you have to walk along the street at times. Also, a heads-up for travelers: bring cash! Most of the restaurants nearby are cash only.
Great spot to see a beautiful view of Mt Fuji. Signs are very helpful throughout the park. The grounds crew does an amazing job to keep the park looking beautiful. Easy to access via public transport with a bus station right outside of it. Glad we stopped here!
The imperial Island gives you an astonishing view over lake ashi.
The Parc has some steep stairs when choosing the way by the lake. Some paths were closed because of the deep ground caused by the winter spring weather.
