Shikaribetsu

Shikaribetsu Kyou Yaeijou

¥150 – ¥250 / night

Nestled deep within the embrace of the Daisetsuzan National Park, Shikaribetsu Valley Campsite offers a truly remote wilderness escape where cellular signals cease to exist. This rustic campsite provides a back-to-basics experience, surrounded by untouched nature, perfect for those seeking solitude and a disconnection from urban life. Its undeniable highlight is the natural open-air hot spring, "Shika no Yu," located right within the camp, offering a free and authentic onsen experience under the stars. Operating exclusively from July 1st to late September, this is the ultimate destination for adventurous campers craving a wild camping experience coupled with the therapeutic bliss of a secret hot spring.

Shikaribetsuko Hokugan Yaeijou

¥150 – ¥250 / night

Nestled on the tranquil north shore of Lake Shikaribetsu, this campsite offers a truly raw and immersive wilderness experience, catching glimpses of the pristine lake through the surrounding forest. Here, the philosophy is that less is more; beyond simple cooking facilities and toilets, there are no frills – allowing you to truly unwind to the symphony of birdsong and the gentle rustle of leaves. This is the perfect retreat for those seeking solitude or intimate moments with loved ones, away from the demands of modern life. Operating exclusively from July through September, it's renowned for its breathtaking night sky, where countless stars ignite the darkness, making for unforgettable evenings. For adventurers yearning for an authentic escape into Hokkaido's remote heart, this site promises profound peace and starry nights.

Tokachi Damu Campground

Tucked away in the wild embrace of Shinntoku-cho, Tokachi Dam Campground offers a truly unique and rugged camping experience right before the powerful discharge of the Tokachi Dam. While currently closed due to bear activity, this hidden gem features a sprawling, all-grass site, perfect for those seeking a profound connection with nature. It’s an ideal spot for wild camping enthusiasts who appreciate basic amenities like toilets and cooking facilities, allowing for an immersive, off-grid adventure. Imagine waking up to the awe-inspiring sight and sound of the dam's release, completely unplugged in this remote, yet incredibly rewarding setting.

Kokusetsu Nukabira Yaeijou

¥100 – ¥600 / night

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.

Tomuraushi Yaeijou

¥250 – ¥500 / night

Nestled deep within the majestic Daisetsuzan mountain range, Tomuraushi Campground offers an authentic, untamed outdoor experience. It's the ideal basecamp for adventurers tackling Mount Tomuraushi, but also perfect for solo campers seeking serene solitude or anyone yearning for a truly wild camping immersion. While basic, essential amenities like cooking facilities and toilets are available, allowing you to focus on the breathtaking night sky and crisp mountain air. The prime season from July to September promises cool, invigorating days for hiking and exploring, with the added luxury of Tomuraushi Onsen just a stone's throw away. Disconnect from the digital world and embrace the profound beauty of Hokkaido's wilderness at this remote, yet rewarding, sanctuary.

Kamishihoro Koukuu Park Campground

¥500 – ¥500 / night

Nestled by the Ottofuke River, just a couple of kilometers from Kamishihoro town center, Kamishihoro Aviation Park Campsite offers a welcoming, free-site experience perfect for families and groups. Immerse yourself in the expansive lawns and take advantage of the impressive 36-hole park golf course, all without needing a reservation. The campsite truly comes alive during the spectacular Balloon Festival in August, providing an unforgettable backdrop to your summer adventure. With public baths and laundromats conveniently located nearby in town, you get the best of both accessible comfort and natural recreation. It’s an ideal spot for a relaxed yet activity-filled camping trip.