Bihoku National Park is the first national park in the Chugoku region, and is a vast site that makes use of the approximately 340 hectares of Satoyama hills. It has a forest trail, a cycling course, large playground equipment, and a wide range of recreational facilities that are popular with families and couples.

In the spring flower plaza, about 430,000 tulips and Iceland poppies bloom, and in autumn, cosmos spread all over the place. In winter, the park is decorated with about 700,000 lights, and the "Bihoku Illumination" is held, which is one of the largest in Japan.

Within the park, there is the "Bihoku Auto Village", where you can stay in an auto site or cottage, and use the five-star certified camping facilities. You can also experience fishing at Kunikane Pond. It is about a 5-minute drive from Shobara IC on the Chugoku Expressway, and a rental bicycle is also recommended.

[Hidden Spot Information]
The "Satoyama Station Shobara Furari" at the north entrance area is a free area with no admission fee, and has a dog run, BBQ corner, and lawn square. There are also plenty of eating and drinking facilities and local food for sale, making it a great place to stop by before entering the park. In addition, the indoor playground "Waiwai Land" is equipped with cardboard and wooden toys, so children can play even on rainy days.