Featured Hotels Near Okuma Park

Mori no Yado is perfectly situated just a 3-minute walk from Okuma Park’s main entrance, with private access to the eco-walkway system that winds through reed beds and native woodland. The hotel offers complimentary bicycles and guided morning birdwatching tours led by local naturalists, making it ideal for immersive forest immersion

Hikari no Ie features its "Sunset Suite" with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the reflective lake at the heart of Okuma Park. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of golden-hour light dancing across the water, while the hotel hosts a nightly dusk photography session where guests learn to capture misty silhouettes of herons and swans along the shorelines

Kariya Green Spa Inn is designed with families in mind, offering a children’s playroom, a kid-sized onsen bath, and allergy-friendly rooms with air purifiers. The property provides free rental bikes and a detailed illustrated map highlighting seasonal flora like Japanese clover and white birch groves, perfect for parent-child nature scavenger hunts

Kariya Central Hotel boasts exceptional connectivity: located just 150 meters from the park’s southern gate, it offers a free shuttle bus every hour to Kurume Station. On-site electric bike rentals allow guests to explore the red leaf trail and waterfowl observation deck at their own pace, ensuring seamless access to all major natural points within the park

Kagami no Shashinkan is a photography-focused guesthouse with rooms oriented toward the mirror-like pond at the center of Okuma Park. Each suite includes a dedicated tripod zone and access to an on-site darkroom. The hotel hosts monthly wetland night photography workshops, teaching techniques for capturing fireflies and nocturnal birds using long-exposure methods

Okuma Nature Coexistence House offers exclusive early-morning bird survey tours and evening night walks through bamboo groves to spot fireflies and rare aquatic insects. Guests also enjoy a tasting menu featuring wild ferns and mountain pepper harvested directly from the park’s sustainable zones, blending culinary artistry with authentic regional ecology