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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.

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.

Tsuru Numa Park Campground

¥600 – ¥4,500 / night

Nestled amidst Hokkaido's serene rural landscape, Tsurunuma Park Campground offers a refreshing blend of active recreation and tranquil relaxation perfect for families and couples alike. Here, you can enjoy everything from leisurely boat rides on the pond and spirited tennis matches to fun on the playground, ensuring entertainment for all ages. The campground features a variety of accommodations, including spacious free tent sites, powered auto-sites, and comfortable bungalows, complemented by convenient amenities like hot showers and a coin laundry. Its location provides easy access to local hot springs and charming roadside stations, making it an ideal base for exploring the region. Open from late April to mid-October, it's a fantastic destination to embrace the vibrant summer or the peaceful beauty of autumn.

Yoshino Park Campground

¥500 – ¥500 / night

Nestled along the tranquil Tokutomi River, just a 20-minute drive from National Route 451, Yoshino Park Campground offers a serene escape into nature. This no-reservation, free-site campground allows for spontaneous adventures, making it perfect for those last-minute getaways. A unique highlight is the adjacent Yoshino Regional Activation Center, where you can unwind in a soothing hot spring bath after a day of outdoor activities. The best time to visit is from late spring, after the snow melts, through the vibrant autumn foliage, when the crisp air and sound of the river create an unforgettable experience. It’s an ideal spot for solo campers seeking peace or families yearning for a natural retreat, blending remote tranquility with convenient amenities.

Namara▪▪▪Dabesaa Campground

Venture into the heart of Hokkaido's Shintotsukawa Town and discover Namara▪▪▪Dabesaa Campground, an untamed escape for the adventurous spirit. Situated amidst the island's majestic landscapes, this site offers direct access to pristine natural beauty, likely featuring a sparkling river or dense forest. Embrace the rugged charm of Hokkaido, where crisp air and stunning vistas await your exploration. With basic facilities like toilets available, it's an ideal base for experiencing the wild side of Japan's northern frontier.

Kamoi Gaku Birejji

Embark on an invigorating Hokkaido adventure at Kamoi Gaku Birejji, nestled in the scenic city of Utashinai. This campsite offers a prime base for exploring the majestic Kamoi Gaku mountain range, providing breathtaking views and crisp, clean air. With essential facilities like toilets available, it's a comfortable spot for both seasoned campers and those new to the wilderness. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, whether you're hiking nearby trails or simply relaxing under the expansive northern sky. Kamoi Gaku Birejji promises an unforgettable escape into Hokkaido's rugged beauty.