Hakone Gora Park

You can enter free with Hakone Free Pass. Not very big but really scenary. There are lots of maple tree with mountain view of the sky is clear. Is raining when I visit but it is still very very nice. There are more than 10 craft activities available.

This is a beautiful French garden with a little Japanese touch, great combination. I saw very cool and interesting species of plants. Highly recommended in addition that it is included in your Hakone free pass.

A very well layed out park with French origins. You don’t have to walk miles to see things but there is much to see and enjoy. Like any park or garden it does depend on the seasons as to what you see. The park is in Hakone high up in the hills which creates for a very unique climate and therefore an opportunity to see things which you would not see elsewhere at that time of year. It has a really interesting craft centre, properly organised and run to quite a high level. The shops and restaurants are not tacky in any way or ridiculously expensive. Loved the rose ice cream real value for money especially with the coupon at the entrance! Toilets and other facilities are way up to standard nothing old and just about to break or smelly!! And clean!!! Easy to get to with ample parking areas. Station nearby if needed!

Enjoy the silence and peacefulness in the Gora Park! Stopped by as part of the Hakone Free Pass and the place didn’t disappoint! Grab a coffee or lemonade and sit down by the fountain, walk in the green house or just wander around - this place is energising and making the hot weather more bearable!

The park is small but very beautiful, designed in a European style, with a fountain and a café in the center. It's a 15-minute walk from Gora Station. If you plan to extend your Hakone Loop tour, there's no need to return to Gora Station after the park. You can exit the park directly at Koen-Kami Station or Koen-Shimo Station and continue your ride. The entire park is small and can be walked around in an hour. Although the park is on the classic Hakone Lopp, it's difficult to combine both in one day, especially for those visiting Hakone from Tokyo for just one day. Ideally, spend at least two days in Hakone, allowing you to leisurely visit the museums and parks rather than rushing the entire route to finish before dark.

Cute little park with free entrance if you have Hakone freepass. Right next to Hakone open air museum. We had a lovely afternoon tea with a rose theme in one of their cafés.

Beautiful , small area. Lovely roses and gymnosperm varieties. Glass house / green house should have more varieties.

Small but charming park with many pretty flowers. It is within 5 minute walking distance of the cable car station. Has a ‘treasure box’ with a stamp for children to stamp their books. Closes at 5pm

We drove a car here and parked next to the entrance for 300 yen. The entrance is 550 yen for adults and free to kids under 12. The park had several cherry blossom trees, if you come during the season. There was also a lovely fountain, cute little gift shop, and an ice cream shop too. I opted not to bring strollers in because there were quite a bit of steps. And not all steps are the same height, so be careful. Good for a nice quick stroll. We only spent an hour here, and we walked very slowly.

Gora Park is a nice, but small scenic endeavor. It's got tea houses, a craft shop, and a mini insect zoo. Nothing too special. It's a 10 minute walk from Gora station and even closer if you take the Hakone Tozan Cablecar to Koenshimo station.

We did this as part of our Hakone day, which included going to the Hakone Open Air Museum, Gora Park, Owakudani, and Lake Ashi. I'm glad I came here, but we were also racing to make it to Lake Ashi in time (the last train, gondola and ship really comes at you fast) so if you also decide to stuff your day itinerary, plan to spend a little less time here. It could probably be done in an hour or less. I liked the greenhouse, the gift shop, and the rose garden. Came here in November 2016, so there were less blooms - I could see this place being much more beautiful in the spring. Perhaps the best thing about this stop was that there are several restaurants lining the park to choose from - great place for a lunch before continuing on your Hakone day.