Tsuru Numa Park Campground

Shintotsukawa Camping Fiirudo

¥1,500 – ¥6,000 / night

Nestled amidst abundant nature, Shintotsukawa Camp Field offers a spacious and inviting escape, perfect for creating lasting memories. Whether you prefer the convenience of an auto-site with power outlets or a cozy bungalow equipped with a barbecue grill, this campsite caters to various styles, from first-time campers to seasoned adventurers. A unique highlight is the adjacent "Green Park Shintotsukawa" hot spring hotel, offering day-use bathing to soothe your body after a day of outdoor fun. Operating from spring to autumn, with peak season in summer, it's an ideal spot to experience Hokkaido's refreshing breezes. This isn't a deep wilderness experience, but rather a comfortable and convenient retreat where nature and amenities blend harmoniously.

San Hills ・sarai

Nestled at the entrance of the sprawling "Furusato Park" in Shintotsugawa Town, Sunhills Sarai offers a refreshing escape amidst Hokkaido's serene rural landscape, with distant mountains framing beautifully maintained green spaces. Experience a unique blend of comfort and natural immersion in their spacious "VILLA Tokutomi" cottages, perfect for families and groups seeking a resort-style retreat. Each timber-rich cottage boasts a high-ceilinged, open-plan interior and comes complete with its own outdoor BBQ grill, inviting memorable al fresco dining under the stars. Guests also enjoy access to the main hotel's restaurant and rejuvenating hot spring baths, making it an excellent base for exploration. From the vibrant greenery of spring and summer, ideal for exploring the park's extensive sports facilities, to the stunning autumn foliage, every season offers a distinct charm for outdoor activities or cultural visits. Despite its peaceful, natural setting, Sunhills Sarai is conveniently accessible, roughly a two-hour drive from Sapporo, making it an ideal destination for those desiring an immersive yet accessible outdoor experience.

Hokkaido Kodomo No Kuni Campground

¥500 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled amidst the vast wilderness of Hokkaido, Hokkaido Kodomo no Kuni Campsite offers a refreshing return to the roots of camping, moving away from the mainstream auto-camping experience. It's a fantastic spot for everyone from solo adventurers on two wheels to large groups of up to 200, enveloped by the island's raw, natural beauty. You'll find thoughtful amenities like wheelchair-accessible cooking facilities and modern flush toilets, ensuring comfort while you immerse yourself in nature. Open from late June to early September, it's the perfect seasonal escape to embrace traditional camping, easily accessible directly from a highway service area for ultimate convenience.

Okusawa Campground

Nestled deep within the verdant forests of Hokkaido, Okusawa Campground offers a serene escape where the symphony of birdsong and rustling leaves becomes your soundtrack. This is a perfect spot for those seeking a tranquil, nature-immersive camping experience, whether you're a family looking for a peaceful getaway or a solo adventurer yearning for solitude. A truly unique highlight is the adjacent Japanese garden and the convenient 'Panke no Yu' hot spring, allowing you to unwind in therapeutic waters after a day of exploring. Operating from May through October, the campground shines particularly bright during the lush green of summer and the vibrant autumnal foliage, promising unforgettable memories. It strikes a wonderful balance between accessibility and feeling completely immersed in pristine wilderness.

Uta Forest Campground

Nestled in the heart of Bibai City, Hokkaido, Uta Forest Campground offers an immersive escape into the wild. True to its name, this site provides a symphony of nature, where towering trees whisper ancient tales and the crisp Hokkaido air invigorates your senses. Explore the expansive forests, hike scenic trails, and witness the stunning starry skies that only Hokkaido can offer. With essential toilet facilities and pet-friendly policies, Uta Forest Campground is the ideal base for adventurous spirits and their furry companions seeking an authentic wilderness experience.

Ware Michi Family Park Campground

Nestled within a natural woodland in Hokkaido, Garo Family Park Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers. Established on the former site of Banchō Ground, this verdant park provides an ideal setting for forest bathing and birdwatching, perfect for families seeking a gentle introduction to camping or solo adventurers craving a peaceful retreat. A unique highlight is the sculpture "Yama no Hi" by world-renowned artist Kan Yasuda, adding an artistic touch to the natural surroundings. Easily accessible by a 20-minute taxi ride from JR Bibai Station, it's a convenient spot to immerse yourself in Hokkaido's beautiful changing seasons and enjoy a refreshing outdoor experience.