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The Stream beside Vancouver Fort, LOGOS LAND (Joyo City General Sports Park / Konosuyama Sports Park)

Flow of the course

Previous stop: Bento on the 13,000 m² great lawn, and a rest before the afternoon

About 10 min from the previous stop

About 200 min here

About this spot

The stream beside Vancouver Fort at LOGOS LAND (Joyo City General Sports Park / Konosuyama Sports Park) is a shallow brook running alongside the large wooden athletic structure known as Vancouver Fort. The greatest appeal of this water play spot is the layout: once you have climbed and worked up a sweat, you can cool off by stepping straight into the water right next to it. There are no deep spots, so even small children can go in with a guardian. The park also has a 13,000 m² great lawn, a bouncy dome and a roller slide up to 140 m long, so you will not run short of places to play if you tire of the water. Admission is free; the 2026 opening period has not been announced, and in most years the water runs during the summer holidays.

Season & hours

Name: LOGOS LAND（城陽市総合運動公園・鴻ノ巣山運動公園）バンクーバー砦横のせせらぎ

Date & time: 開設期間は未発表 (typically は夏休み期間) ※LOGOS LAND園内は9:00–18:00（季節により変動）・12/29–1/3休園

Venue: 城陽市・LOGOS LAND（城陽市総合運動公園／鴻ノ巣山運動公園）

Source: logosland.jp

Tips

The park is open 9:00-18:00 (varies by season) and closed from 12/29 to 1/3. Whether water is flowing in the stream changes from day to day, so checking the facility's information before you set out avoids a wasted trip. No changing rooms are listed, so wear swimwear underneath or bring a towel poncho to change smoothly. The roller slide does not slide well in wet clothes and chills the body, so deciding the order of play makes moving around easier.