Anping Town Tokiwa Campground

Info

Address:

98-45 Hokuto Hayarai, Anping-cho, Yufutsu-gun, Hokkaido

Public Transportation:

JR Hayaku Station → 20 minutes on foot

Car Access:

15km20 minutes from Oiwake-cho IC, Dodo, via National Route 234

Phone Number:

0145-22-2898 (Local Administration Building)

Parking Number:

100 units/free

Business Hours

Check-in at 13, Check-out at 11

Price

Auto site 4000 yen, free site from 2000 yen, partitioned site from 3000 yen, barbecue corner 400 yen per person, hands-free camping (for 4 people) 12,000 yen, etc. *Prices may change, please check the official site.

Spot Category

Camp BBQ

Barbecue Corner

Slide (70m)

Bungalow

Tree House

Campground entrance; right is the administration building

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