Nestled deep within the forests of Abashiri, Hokkaido, Fukurou no Keikoku (Owl Valley) offers an immersive auto-camping experience amidst lush wilderness. With spacious drive-up sites, it's perfect for both seasoned adventurers and those new to the wild, allowing easy access to nature's embrace. Here, you can gather around an open-flame bonfire, gaze at a sky full of stars, and even encounter local wildlife, promising a truly authentic connection with the outdoors. This site is a haven for fishing in the nearby Okhotsk Sea and exploring the surrounding woods, making it ideal for those seeking a balance of adventure and tranquility, especially vibrant during spring and autumn.
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〒099-3118 北海道網走市豊郷１３１
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