Hokkaido Ritsu Ohootsuku Park Tentorando

Fukurouno Keikoku

Nestled deep within the forests of Abashiri, Hokkaido, Fukurou no Keikoku (Owl Valley) offers an immersive auto-camping experience amidst lush wilderness. With spacious drive-up sites, it's perfect for both seasoned adventurers and those new to the wild, allowing easy access to nature's embrace. Here, you can gather around an open-flame bonfire, gaze at a sky full of stars, and even encounter local wildlife, promising a truly authentic connection with the outdoors. This site is a haven for fishing in the nearby Okhotsk Sea and exploring the surrounding woods, making it ideal for those seeking a balance of adventure and tranquility, especially vibrant during spring and autumn.

Kajuen Camping

Discover Kajuen Camping, a serene orchard retreat nestled in Abashiri City, Hokkaido. This unique campsite offers a refreshing escape, where the crisp air carries the scent of ripening fruits. Perfectly positioned for exploring the dramatic landscapes of the Okhotsk Sea and tranquil Abashiri Lake, it serves as an ideal base for your northern Hokkaido adventures. Enjoy peaceful nights under a canopy of stars and wake up revitalized, ready to embrace the day's explorations.

Lakeside Park ・ Notoro Campground

Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Notoro in Abashiri City, Hokkaido, Lakeside Park Notoro Campground offers a unique blend of lakeside tranquility and coastal charm, surrounded by the expansive natural beauty of the Okhotsk region. This well-appointed marine recreation facility is ideal for families and groups looking for a wholesome outdoor escape, providing a safe and inviting environment to connect with nature. Beyond comfortable camping pitches, the park boasts a park golf course and various opportunities for water-based activities, making it perfect for active campers. Open from June through September, it's the prime season to experience Hokkaido's pleasant summer climate, with long daylight hours perfect for exploring and making cherished memories. Witness breathtaking sunsets over the water, a truly unforgettable highlight. Conveniently accessible directly from the prefectural road leading to Cape Notoro, reaching this beautiful spot is a breeze, making it a stress-free choice even for first-time campers.

Memanbetsu Kohan Park Yaeijou

¥200 – ¥300 / night

Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Memanbetsu in Hokkaido, Memanbetsu Kohan Park Campground offers a tranquil escape into nature. This expansive lakeside haven provides a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for families seeking a peaceful retreat or solo adventurers yearning for quiet reflection amidst scenic beauty. With spacious tent sites, cooking facilities, and restrooms, it balances rustic charm with essential conveniences. Open exclusively during the summer months, it's an ideal spot to enjoy lakeside activities like boating and leisurely strolls, making for unforgettable summer memories. The ease of checking in at the tourist information center right across the road adds to its welcoming appeal.

Memanbetsu Kohan Campground

¥200 – ¥300 / night

Nestled along the serene shores of Lake Memanbetsu, this campsite offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers. It's an idyllic setting to unwind, perfect for enjoying leisurely barbecues, peaceful lakeside strolls, or exhilarating water activities on the lake itself. With ample space for numerous tents and essential facilities like cooking areas and restrooms, it provides a comfortable yet immersive outdoor experience. Open exclusively during the peak summer months, this hidden gem allows you to truly connect with Hokkaido's pristine lakeside environment. While you'll need to pack out your trash, it’s a small effort to preserve the beauty of this convenient yet wonderfully natural haven.

Hama Koshimizu Maehama Campground

¥150 – ¥300 / night

Tucked between the vast Okhotsk Sea and the historic JR Senmo Main Line, Hamakoshimizu Maehama Campground offers a truly unique and serene camping experience. Imagine waking up to the gentle roar of the waves, with sweeping views of the Okhotsk Sea and the Shiretoko Mountain Range from the nearby Furetoi Observatory. This isn't a flashy auto camp, but rather a charming, down-to-earth spot perfect for those seeking tranquility, whether you're a family looking for a peaceful getaway or a solo adventurer. With clean facilities and the nostalgic sound of passing trains, this seasonal gem, open from early July to early September, provides a convenient yet wonderfully remote-feeling escape into Hokkaido's stunning coastal nature.