PICA Fujiyoshida
PICA富士吉田35°28′ N 138°46′ ECampsite¥¥5,440, about CAD 49 or USD 34 (October 2026 rates)
PICA Fujiyoshida suits families and groups of riders who want a cheap cabin in the forest at the foot of Fuji, and its trade-off is camp living with a shared bath block and a ten-minute ride from the station.
From
¥5,440a night
Prices are per building or pitch per night and start from the figures listed; dates and head count move them up. Some tent sites close in winter.
Guests
2 guests
You book and pay on the booking site's own secure checkout, and we never see your card.
- Meals
- Self catering
- Check-in
- In from 14:00-19:00, out by 8:00-11:00
- Baths
- Shared and private baths
- Best for
- Families, groups of riders
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PICA Fujiyoshida
¥5,440 a night
PICA Fujiyoshida is a camp resort in the woods at Kamiyoshida, about eight minutes by car from the Kawaguchiko interchange. Trailer cabins start at ¥5,440 a night for up to four. The six-berth Outdoor Grande cottages, with their own bath, toilet and kitchen, start at ¥21,675. The communal bath is free to guests and opens 15:00 to 22:00 and again 8:30 to 9:45.
PICA is on the Fujiichi list of cyclist-friendly stays, and Fuji Hokuroku Park, three minutes away on foot, gives you the whole mountain. A free loop bus links the camp with the Fujikyu line, leaving Fujisan station at 14:10 for afternoon arrivals. A taxi from Fujisan station takes about ten minutes for 4.3 km. Some tent pitches shut for winter, so check the site type before you book a cold-season stay.
Highlights
- Cabins start at ¥5,440 a night
- The communal bath is free
- A free bus meets the Fujikyu line
- PICA sits on the Fujiichi cyclist-friendly list
The essentials
- Kind
- Campsite
- From
- ¥5,440 per night (2026), about CAD 49 or USD 34 (October 2026 rates)
- Price
- ¥
- Prices
- Prices are per building or pitch per night and start from the figures listed; dates and head count move them up. Some tent sites close in winter.
- Meals
- Self-catering. Meal plans and barbecue sets can be added, and the camp hires out cooking gear.
- Check-in
- 14:00-19:00, out by 8:00-11:00
- Amenities
- Cottages, Trailer cabins, Tent pitches, Free communal bath, Camp gear rental, Free shuttle bus to Fujikyu stations, Dog friendly cabins
- Best for
- families, groups of riders, budget riders, Fujiichi riders
- Website
- Official site
- Bikes
- Welcomes cyclists
- Baths
- Shared and private baths
- Tattoo rule
- PICA publishes no tattoo rule for its communal bath. Guests get discounted entry to Fujiyama Onsen beside Fuji-Q Highland, which sets its own rule.
Quick answers about PICA Fujiyoshidaよくある質問
How do I get to PICA Fujiyoshida without a car?
Take the free PICA loop bus from Fujisan station, which leaves at 14:10 for check-in, or a taxi of about ten minutes from Fujisan station.
Is PICA Fujiyoshida open in winter?
Yes. PICA Fujiyoshida runs all year, though some tent pitches close in winter.
How much does PICA Fujiyoshida cost?
Prices at PICA Fujiyoshida start at ¥5,440 per night (2026), about CAD 49 or USD 34 (October 2026 rates).
Are meals included at PICA Fujiyoshida?
PICA Fujiyoshida: Self-catering. Meal plans and barbecue sets can be added, and the camp hires out cooking gear.
What does PICA Fujiyoshida have?
PICA Fujiyoshida lists cottages, trailer cabins, tent pitches, free communal bath, camp gear rental, free shuttle bus to fujikyu stations, dog friendly cabins.
Who is PICA Fujiyoshida good for?
PICA Fujiyoshida suits families, groups of riders, budget riders, Fujiichi riders.
Is PICA Fujiyoshida bike-friendly?
Yes. PICA Fujiyoshida welcomes cyclists.
Does PICA Fujiyoshida have an onsen?
No. The shared and private baths at PICA Fujiyoshida use heated tap water.
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