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Orouen Ootaki Campground

Escape to the wild heart of Hokkaido at Orouen Ootaki Campground, nestled deep within Date City. This secluded spot offers an unparalleled immersion in nature, where the majestic roar of a large waterfall becomes your constant companion. Ideal for adventurous campers seeking tranquility, you'll find untouched forests, crisp mountain air, and incredible stargazing opportunities. With basic toilet facilities available, this is your basecamp for exploring the raw beauty of northern Japan.

Rusutsu Resort / Rusutsu Yama Hatomodachi Campground

¥2,200 – ¥4,400 / night

Nestled amidst the grand natural beauty of Hokkaido, Rusutsu Resort's "Rusutsu Yama wa Tomodachi Campsite" offers a refreshing escape with crisp mountain air and pristine water. Imagine pitching your tent on lush green lawns, with panoramic views of the vast wilderness stretching before you. This family-friendly campsite perfectly blends the convenience of a resort with the thrill of the outdoors, offering a plethora of activities, trekking opportunities, and even hot springs within walking distance. While open seasonally from June to September, the peak summer months are especially vibrant with various events and dazzling firework displays, making it an ideal destination for both seasoned campers and beginners seeking an unforgettable adventure.

Yuki Gekka Rou Campground

Nestled at the foot of Hokkaido's majestic Mt. Yotei, Yukitsukahiro Campsite offers a truly unique experience within a charmingly repurposed old school building in Kimobetsu. This isn't just a campsite; it's a nostalgic haven perfect for families and groups, with ample space for tents on the former school grounds. Beyond camping, you'll find a retro-themed cafe restaurant, a welcoming rider's house, and a cozy guesthouse, making it an excellent base for exploring the region. While the campsite and RV park close seasonally in early November, the guest house reopens in late December, making it an ideal spot for winter sports enthusiasts heading to nearby Niseko and Rusutsu. Experience the gentle flow of time amidst Hokkaido's beautiful nature here.

MatsumotoBASE

Nestled in Date City, Hokkaido, Matsumoto BASE is a year-round outdoor haven situated between Lake Shikotsu and Lake Toya, embraced by the pristine Shiribetsu and Osaru Rivers. This campsite offers an immersive experience in nature, perfect for adventurers seeking fishing, camping, and diverse winter activities. With spacious, vehicle-accessible sites and a newly built center house, it provides both convenience and a touch of wild serenity. Adjoining the renowned BIGFIGHT Matsumoto fly and lure fishing area, it's an ideal base for anglers and nature lovers looking to explore Hokkaido's breathtaking landscapes throughout every season.

Rusan Village Rusan Campground

¥2,000 – ¥5,000 / night

Nestled in the breathtaking natural landscape of Hokkaido, Rusan Village offers an unparalleled view of the majestic Mt. Yotei, affectionately known as 'Ezo Fuji.' Founded by a former musician with a passion for sharing the joy of camping and music amidst stunning scenery, this site exudes a unique, welcoming vibe that will help you shed the stresses of daily life. Every site boasts an unobstructed vista of Mt. Yotei, with the pristine Shiribetsu River just a minute's walk away for swimming and fishing, while nights promise dazzling stargazing by a crackling bonfire. Don't miss the charming Rusan Café for its homemade roasted coffee and an impressive selection of drinks, or the thrilling kayak adventures on the river – it's an experience tailor-made for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in the great outdoors. Conveniently located an hour from Sapporo and New Chitose Airport, it's an accessible escape into nature's embrace.

Gesutohausu Kei

Nestled high in the Hokkaido highlands, with sweeping views of Lake Toya and the majestic Niseko mountain range, Guesthouse Tsugai Camp Field offers a tranquil escape into nature's embrace. This unique campsite provides an intimate, one-group-per-day experience, perfect for those seeking solitude or a serene family getaway. Imagine waking to the sound of birdsong, witnessing Lake Toya transform into a living ink wash painting, and ending your day with spectacular sunsets over the Niseko peaks. Beyond the stunning natural vistas, guests can explore the owner's intriguing collection of ceramics, a testament to a life inspired by these very landscapes. While feeling wonderfully remote, this haven is easily accessible for a truly immersive Hokkaido adventure, best enjoyed from spring through autumn for vibrant colours, or in deep winter for a breathtaking snowscape.