Hokkaido Kodomo No Kuni Campground

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.

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.

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.

ＭＩｎｃ．

Discover ＭＩｎｃ．, an unadorned and authentic campsite nestled in Akabira City, Hokkaido. This site offers a raw, immersive experience amidst Hokkaido's vast wilderness, a perfect base for exploring the region's untamed landscapes. With basic facilities like restrooms, it's ideal for adventurers seeking solitude and direct engagement with nature, from forest treks to stargazing under clear northern skies. Prepare for an unvarnished Hokkaido adventure where the scenery takes center stage.

Gorou Sanchi

¥1,000 – ¥1,000 / night

Nestled in Akabira, Hokkaido, Gorosanchi Camp is a unique haven transformed from an old woodworking factory, now specifically catering to motorbike, bicycle, and foot travelers. While cars cannot access the narrow grounds, its proximity to convenience stores and hot springs within a few kilometers offers a surprisingly convenient base for exploring. This camp provides a rustic, intimate atmosphere, perfect for solo adventurers or small groups seeking a genuine connection with nature and fellow travelers around a permitted open fire. With designated areas for direct fires and self-catering facilities, it’s an ideal spot to unwind and share stories after a long day on the road. Though preparing for its annual closure soon, Gorosanchi eagerly awaits your return next May to experience the true spirit of Hokkaido's open road.