Kitahiroshima City Natural Forest Campground

Info

Address:

577-1 Kitahiroshima City, Hokkaido Kitahiroshima City Natural Forest Campground Management Building

Public Transportation:

Sapporo Municipal Subway Fukuzumi Station → 40 minutes for Chuo Bus Chitose, Bus Stop: Rotatsu, 15 minutes on foot

Car Access:

3.5km12 minutes from Doo Doo Road Smart IC via National Route 36

Phone Number:

080-2466-7373 (Management Building / *Alternatively, 011-372-3311 (Kita-Hiroshima City Economic Department Tourism Promotion Section))

Parking Number:

35 units

Business Hours

Day use: 11 AM to 5 PM, Overnight stay: Check-in 11 AM to 5 PM, Check-out by 10:30 AM

Price

Adults 400 yen per night, 200 yen for elementary school students to high school students, 65 years and older (half price for day camps), preschoolers, people with disabilities and assistance free

Spot Category

Camp BBQ

Outdoor BBQ area. Covered and can accommodate about 30 people

Free grassy campsite where about 30 tents can be set up

Sanbetsu River flowing on the campsite side

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