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VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako

Fuji Five Lakes, Yamanashi

Private glamping tents on Lake Yamanaka with open-air baths, saunas and Mt. Fuji views from every room.

Spacious glamping dome interior with beds, modern design, and mountain view
  • Illuminated resort gate at dusk with Mount Fuji visible in background
  • VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako photo 3
Photo: 【山梨】全室富士山ビュー ビジョングランピングリゾート山中湖 via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Pets
Yes
Hot tub
Yes
Price
Luxury

VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako sits on the shore of Lake Yamanaka in the Fuji Five Lakes area, with every tent oriented toward Mount Fuji across the water. This is a top-tier glamping setup rather than a bare-bones campsite: each unit comes with its own open-air bath (hot tub), a sauna, and a cold plunge, set up as a private, fully enclosed space rather than a shared facility.

The tents are built for comfort in any weather, with all-weather dining areas, fire pits for evenings outside, and free Wi-Fi if you need to stay connected. Bathrooms include double sinks, and the grounds are designed with photo spots that frame the lake and mountain. Pets are welcome in select units, so check which tent allows animals before booking if traveling with one.

It works well for couples wanting a quiet, upscale night by the water, or families looking for a glamping trip with hotel-level amenities instead of a traditional tent setup. The waterfront location means lake access and Fuji views are part of daily life here, not just a backdrop in photos.

Booking and rates run through the official website or by phone, and the property has posted a notice warning guests about a past unauthorized access incident affecting its reservation system, so it is worth confirming booking details directly and watching for suspicious messages claiming to be from the resort.

Good to know

What makes this different from standard camping?
Each tent is a private glamping unit with its own open-air bath, sauna, and cold plunge, plus all-weather dining and free Wi-Fi, so it's closer to a hotel stay than traditional camping.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes, pets are allowed, though only in select units, so confirm with the resort which tents accommodate animals when booking.
Will I be able to see Mount Fuji from my room?
Yes, the property states that all rooms have views of Mount Fuji across Lake Yamanaka.
How do I book, and is there anything to watch out for?
Reservations can be made through the official website or by calling 0120-522-085; the resort has also issued a warning about a past unauthorized access incident on its booking system, so confirm reservation details directly and be cautious of suspicious messages.
What's the price range and minimum stay?
This is listed as a luxury-tier property, but specific nightly rates and minimum stay requirements are not provided here, so confirm current pricing with the resort directly.

Details checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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