Nestled deep within Daisetsuzan National Park, 国設ぬかびら野営場 offers an authentic wilderness escape on the shores of Lake Nukabira. This scenic campsite welcomes all, from solo adventurers seeking solitude amidst nature to families eager for an outdoor experience, all while being immersed in a lush forest setting. Basic amenities like cooking facilities, fire pits, and lighting are provided, with the added convenience of a nearby hot spring village for refreshing day-use baths. No reservations are needed, making spontaneous trips easy during its operating season from late June to early October; the autumn foliage here is particularly spectacular and shouldn't be missed.
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〒080-1403 北海道河東郡上士幌町ぬかびら源泉郷
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