Marinbyuu Center Hausu

Base

Base, located in Iwanai Town, Hokkaido, offers an ideal launchpad for exploring the dramatic Hokkaido coastline and its rugged interior. This no-frills campsite provides essential facilities like restrooms, making it perfect for self-sufficient adventurers. Perched with potential views of the Sea of Japan, it's a strategic stop for those traversing the stunning western Hokkaido region. Set up camp and prepare for a day of discovery, whether you're hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying the wild beauty of the northern frontier.

RV Park Hotel Inou

Nestled in Iwanai Town at the base of the Shakotan Peninsula, RV Park Hotel Inou offers a superb stopping point for adventures between Niseko and Shakotan along the Sea of Japan. This RV Park, located within the hotel grounds, boasts incredible convenience with a convenience store right opposite and a large supermarket and drugstore within walking distance, making it ideal for extended stays. Spacious powered pitches provide comfort, while the option to use hotel rooms and dine at the on-site restaurant elevates your 'vehicle journey' experience to that of a hotel stay. It's the perfect base for exploring Shakotan's seasonal beauty with urban amenities at your fingertips, and its year-round availability makes it a fantastic choice for a unique winter getaway amidst the snow.

Niseko T Village

Discover Niseko T Village, an inviting campsite nestled in the picturesque town of Rankoshi, Hokkaido. This location offers unparalleled access to the majestic Niseko mountain range, providing a stunning backdrop for all your outdoor adventures. Wake up to crisp, clean mountain air and spend your days exploring nearby trails, river activities, or simply soaking in the serene natural beauty. As evening falls, the dark skies reveal a spectacular display of stars, perfect for a memorable campfire experience in this tranquil setting.

Niseko Goshiki Hot Spring Yaeijou

¥200 – ¥500 / night

Nestled at the gateway to the majestic Niseko mountain range, including Mt. Niseko Annupuri and Mt. Iwaonupuri, this serene campsite is enveloped by breathtaking natural beauty, with the renowned Shiribetsu River flowing nearby. It offers a quiet, unreserved wild camping experience, perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature and respect the shared space with fellow adventurers; be mindful of wildlife, as bear sightings are possible. Expect unparalleled scenic views during the day and a sky blanketed with countless stars at night. A mere five-minute walk leads to the rejuvenating Goshiki Onsen, providing a perfect way to soothe tired muscles after a day of hiking or exploration. Open from early June to late October, this is an ideal spot for summer hiking, autumn foliage viewing, and stargazing amidst the pristine Hokkaido wilderness. While offering a truly wild feel, it's conveniently accessible from Sapporo and Chitose Airport, making it a great escape for seasoned campers and nature lovers alike.

Nisekosahina Campground

¥1,400 – ¥14,200 / night

Nestled deep within Niseko's abundant natural landscape, Niseko Sahina Campground offers a unique escape where you can truly reconnect with the earth's rhythms. Experience the lush greenery and vibrant hues of the forest through all four seasons, or embrace the magic of a cozy winter camp with dedicated facilities. Choose from a variety of sites, including car and tent pitches, or opt for a cabin-style stay in the powered Kokuwa-to or the rustic, wood-stove equipped Donguri-to for a unique glamping experience. The warm Center House, complete with a wood-burning stove, provides a comfortable hub year-round, while individual fire pits invite memorable evenings under the stars. Be prepared, as this immersive retreat is wonderfully secluded, ensuring a deep dive into nature away from urban conveniences.

Niseko Kazenotani Campground

Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Niseko mountain range, Niseko Kaze no Tani Camp Site offers an immersive escape into Hokkaido's breathtaking wilderness. This site promises a refreshing outdoor experience, perfect for families and groups looking to reconnect with nature amidst the gentle murmur of a nearby river and the symphony of birdsong. Beyond traditional tent sites, unique treehouses and cozy bungalows provide distinctive lodging options, with an exciting addition of a sauna, fishing pond, and trampolines opening from June. The period from the Golden Week in May, when new greenery is vibrant, through to the full operational capacity from June onwards, presents an ideal time to create lasting memories in this naturally rich environment. It strikes a wonderful balance between remote wilderness charm and convenient accessibility, making it an excellent choice for a true Japanese camping adventure.