Atsuta Campground

COLE TOWN Dogguran＆ Campground

Nestled amidst a stunning mountain landscape, COLE TOWN offers a tranquil escape into nature, where crisp air and serene silence are your constant companions. This family-friendly campsite boasts expansive dog runs, allowing your furry friends to roam freely while you unwind under a blanket of stars. Choose between spacious tent sites for an authentic outdoor experience or opt for the comfort of well-appointed cottages. Autumn transforms the surrounding mountains into a breathtaking tapestry of fiery reds and golds, making it an ideal season to visit and immerse yourself in nature's vibrant display, despite feeling wonderfully removed from urban life.

Nou Hiru Kaihin Campground

Nestled in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, Nou Hiru Kaihin Campground offers an unparalleled coastal camping experience on the shores of the Japan Sea. This scenic beachfront site provides direct access to expansive sandy stretches and the rugged beauty of Hokkaido's northern coastline. Campers can enjoy the serene sound of waves, breathtaking sunsets over the horizon, and opportunities for ocean-side exploration. With basic facilities including restrooms and pet-friendly policies, it's an ideal base for adventurous spirits seeking a wild, natural escape.

Jietto Beach &Mariina Ishikari

¥800 – ¥2,500 / night

Jet Beach & Marina Ishikari offers an exhilarating coastal escape just a 40-minute drive from Sapporo, making it incredibly convenient for a summer adventure. Situated on the former Moraiminami Beach, this vibrant spot is a paradise for marine enthusiasts, boasting opportunities for jet skiing, banana boating, and more against the backdrop of Ishikari's vast sea. Families and groups will love the free amenities like the inflatable trampolines, water slides, and a floating pool, ensuring endless fun for all ages. The Seaside beach house provides a welcome respite with hot showers, delicious local seafood, and refreshing drinks, perfect for unwinding after a day of excitement. The prime season kicks off with the sea opening in early June, transforming the area into a lively hub of summer activity.

Doumin Forest Tsukigata Chiku Campground

Escape to the tranquil wilderness of Hokkaido at Doumin Forest Tsukigata Chiku Campground. Nestled within the vast Doumin Forest, this site offers a pristine natural setting for true outdoor enthusiasts. While simple, the campground provides essential toilet facilities, ensuring a comfortable yet authentic experience amidst the island's magnificent woodlands. Immerse yourself in the serene Hokkaido environment, perfect for forest bathing, birdwatching, and stargazing under exceptionally clear night skies.

Sapporokinkou Eitokyanpu Ba

¥3,000 – ¥8,500 / night

Just a 30-minute drive from Sapporo, Eight Camp offers an easily accessible escape into nature, nestled by the Ishikari River. Despite its proximity to the city, the surroundings are wonderfully quiet, free from residential distractions, and open up to the vast Ishikari Plain. This campsite is cherished by repeat solo and duo campers seeking tranquility and ample space, but also welcomes families with dedicated sites and even a large private dog run. Campers can enjoy the convenience of clean flush toilets, well-equipped cooking areas with hot water, and a new solar-heated shower room, plus draft beer and gelato are available. Early in the season, when insects are fewer, it's an ideal time to enjoy bonfires under the breathtaking, star-studded sky, making it a perfect spot for a refreshing adventure.

Ishikari Base

Ishikari Base, nestled in the expansive natural landscape of Hokkaido, offers a unique camping experience near the Ishikari River. This site provides excellent access to the region's vast plains and the wild beauty of the Ishikari coast, promising adventurous exploration and stunning scenic views. With basic facilities including toilets, campers can comfortably immerse themselves in the raw, untamed environment. Ishikari Base serves as an ideal launchpad for discovering Hokkaido's northern wilderness, from river activities to stargazing under wide-open skies.