RV Park IshikariFIELD

Asobiichi Ishikari Tent Setsuei Eria Kita

Discover the wild beauty of Hokkaido at Asobiichi Ishikari Tent Setsuei Eria Kita, a coastal gem perfect for intrepid campers. Situated directly on the expansive sandy shores of Ishikari, this northern tent area offers unparalleled access to the Sea of Japan. Pitch your tent with the soothing sound of waves as your constant companion and prepare for breathtaking sunsets over the horizon. With convenient toilet facilities, it's an ideal base for exploring the unique coastal environment of Ishikari and enjoying pristine natural surroundings.

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.

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.

Toreta Cabin Fujii Campground

¥1,000 – ¥20,000 / night

Nestled in the northern reaches of Sapporo, Toreta Koya Fujii Camp offers a refreshing escape beside the tranquil Ibarato River and Pekere Lake, a haven for migratory birds. This versatile campsite caters to all, from traditional auto-campers to those seeking a more luxurious glamping experience in fully equipped container or trailer houses. Enjoy the convenience of a farm-direct produce store on-site, perfect for a fresh BBQ under the open sky. With various rental options, including tents and BBQ sets, it's easy to create unforgettable outdoor memories, especially during the vibrant summer and autumn seasons.

Barato Kawa Campground

Nestled by the Barato River, halfway between Tobetsu Town and Sapporo City, Barato River Campground offers an unexpected slice of nature just a 30-minute drive from Sapporo's bustling center. This is a haven for those who cherish a more independent camping style, with generously sized sites that invite a relaxed, unhurried pace amidst lush surroundings. While facilities are minimal – expect rustic charm with limited amenities – its unique appeal lies in the freedom it offers, including direct river access for canoeing and fishing. Ideal for adventurers who appreciate unplugging and embracing the outdoors, especially from spring through autumn, this spot provides a refreshing escape without venturing too far off the grid.

Hana AzeBASE Kanritou

¥1,000 – ¥2,500 / night

Just a 30-minute drive from Sapporo, Hanazono BASE offers a unique blend of convenience and adventure in the Ishikari area. This spacious 400-tsubo site, featuring a renovated farmhouse building, invites you to craft your own outdoor experience, whether it's a casual BBQ, invigorating tent sauna session, or a fulfilling firewood chopping challenge. Winter transforms the base into a snowy wonderland, where you can build an igloo, enjoy cozy winter camping, and warm up in a tent sauna. It's an ideal spot for families and groups looking to make lasting memories, with the added benefit of learning valuable disaster preparedness skills. Currently closed for the winter, it promises a vibrant return with the spring thaw.