$50 Car Rental Gunma Safari Park

Start your search for a cheap $50 car rental near Gunma Safari Park by entering your getaway dates and pick-up and drop-off locations. That’s how affordable a car rental can be around this major attraction, but there are a range of factors that will influence the amount you pay — your vehicle category is just the start. Whatever your budget or type of car you want, Expedia has fantastic offers from a range of car rental companies that’ll get you driving off for less.

Prices can differ, so research your options for parking at Gunma Safari Park. Go to the official website for the attraction, or download a parking app to find nearby parking garages or lots. Free parking at Gunma Safari Park might also be available, so make sure you keep an eye out.

Recharge yourself, and your car, at one of our hotels with electric car charging stations. Find out if there are any of these getaways near Gunma Safari Park and wake up ready to hit the road with a full battery.

Gunma Safari Park is around 2 mi north of downtown Tomioka.

If you’d love to put some miles on your rental, make your way to Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Imperial Palace or Sensō-ji Temple. With your own set of wheels, you can explore well beyond Gunma Safari Park during your Tomioka getaway.

Don’t leave your getaway to chance and plan ahead — head to Gunma Safari Park’s official website to stay up-to-date on opening and closing times. A handy tip? Look up the attraction’s social media pages or online reviews as well. Oftentimes you’ll get some useful advice from travelers who have recently visited.

Discover the best car rental deals in one place with Expedia. We work with companies of all sizes to offer you a variety of vehicle classes at unbeatable prices. Love to save even more money? Bundle your Gunma Safari Park car rental, flights and accommodations into a package. Lock in your wheels with Expedia and you’ll also enjoy free cancellation — just in case. If you need to cancel, just log in to our Trips portal and hit “manage booking.”