Shikaribetsu Lake North coast camp field
8.6
Excellent(93 reviews)
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Hotel Description
Shikaribetsuko Hotel Fukuhara
Shikaribetsu Lake North Coast Camp Field offers a unique and charming experience, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Hokkaido. Located just 8 minutes from Lake Shikaribetsu, a scenic lake offering winter activities like snowmobiling and the iconic ice village, this hotel provides a peaceful retreat amidst nature. The hotel’s tranquil design emphasizes comfort and relaxation, with its proximity to various outdoor adventures. The rooms are spacious and designed for ultimate comfort, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Guests can enjoy amenities like high-speed internet and fully equipped kitchens, making it ideal for longer stays.
Transportation is convenient, with Tokachi-Obihiro Airport being a 1-hour 35-minute taxi ride away, and other nearby airports offering easy access to the area. Health and safety measures are a priority, with the hotel ensuring a clean and safe environment for all guests.
Guests can explore nearby attractions such as the Shikaribetsu Igloo Village, Taushubetsu River Bridge, and the beautiful Lake Nukabira.
For dining, there are several options including ROADHOUSE.NEST, a restaurant offering local flavors, and La Table de KAMISHIHORO, known for its Western cuisine. Whether you're enjoying outdoor activities or simply relaxing at the camp, Shikaribetsu Lake North Coast Camp Field invites you to experience the best of Hokkaido's nature and culture.
Transportation is convenient, with Tokachi-Obihiro Airport being a 1-hour 35-minute taxi ride away, and other nearby airports offering easy access to the area. Health and safety measures are a priority, with the hotel ensuring a clean and safe environment for all guests.
Guests can explore nearby attractions such as the Shikaribetsu Igloo Village, Taushubetsu River Bridge, and the beautiful Lake Nukabira.
For dining, there are several options including ROADHOUSE.NEST, a restaurant offering local flavors, and La Table de KAMISHIHORO, known for its Western cuisine. Whether you're enjoying outdoor activities or simply relaxing at the camp, Shikaribetsu Lake North Coast Camp Field invites you to experience the best of Hokkaido's nature and culture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Proximity to Lake Shikaribetsu for scenic views and outdoor activities
2. Fully equipped kitchens in rooms for longer stays
3. Access to winter activities like snowmobiling and the ice village
4. Nearby transportation options including Tokachi-Obihiro Airport
5. Multiple nearby attractions including Shikaribetsu Igloo Village
6. Safe and clean environment with enhanced health and safety protocols
7. Spacious rooms designed for comfort and relaxation
8. Dining options featuring local and Western cuisines
9. Close access to unique sites like Taushubetsu River Bridge
7.2 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Shikaribetsu
8 min
Shikaribetsu igloo village9 min
然別湖畔9 min
Taushubetsu River Bridge49 min
Lake Nukabira28 min
Nearest locations
ビストロふうか
25 min
カワイモリノキッチン25 min
Soba noodle shop25 min
ＲＯＡＤＨＯＵＳＥ．ＮＥＳＴ28 min
カントリーパパ35 min
お食事の店しいちゃん47 min
ドリーム ラッテ48 min
Piccolo48 min
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| Location rating | 7.2 |
| Nearest airport | Tokachi-Obihiro Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 35 min |
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Airports:
Tokachi-Obihiro Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 35 min
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Taxi: 2 hr 37 min
Kushiro Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 16 min
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ヒビチチシンイチ
4/5
I visited in mid-September. It was a 3-day weekend, but it wasn't too crowded. It was very cold in the morning, and an air storm had formed on the surface of the lake early in the morning. This is a popular place for people who enjoy canoeing.
Jaton Machikarami
5/5
I'm sorry that this is not the case here.The ``Yamada Onsen Y.H.'' that used to exist on the shore of the nearby lake left an impression on me.When I looked at the lake from the pier early in the morning, I was moved by the reflection of the surrounding mountains in the waveless water.
Uraura Hiisar
5/5
It's the best place! There are a lot of insects (lol) but is it the same everywhere?however! Currently closed on July 29th due to bear infestation! ! I need to check it daily. I hope you can use it soon!
Ray Chuang
3/5
Closed due to brown bear infestation.July 18, 2024
Akio Tanikawa
3/5
Camping is currently not possible due to bears.
龍田昌樹（Masaki Tatsuta）
5/5
It took 3 hours to arrive using the expressway and local roads.Since we were driving at night, the road was a paradise for wild animals.I drove carefully.Arrive at the campsite and sleep in the car in the parking lot.We waited until it got bright the next morning, prepared our kayaks, and enjoyed the mirror-like surface of the lake to our satisfaction.And then it takes 3 hours to get back home.I think this lake is well worth it.If you have a kayak or canoe, please come by.
名無しの旅人
5/5
It was a typical campsite with a view of the starry sky and the mysterious surface of the lake.It's been quite a while now, but back then detergents were prohibited (apparently it was inside a national park), but what is the situation like now?As others have written, it is literally pitch black after 8 o'clock.Depending on the movement of the moon, it will be a real dark night, so lights, etc., including spares, are essential.If I recall correctly, there was a free open-air hot spring (mixed bathing) near the campsite.I don't know if it still exists.If you go north on Route 85 in front of you, there is an inn called Yamada Onsen, and you should have been able to take a bath there, but you need to check if it is still open.
lo ho
4/5
I went to see the estuary on the north shore of Lake Shikaribetsu and the volcanoes on the south side across the lake.It is said that a river was dammed by a group of volcanoes and turned into a lake. It appears to be a naturally formed dam lake.I thought this was a rare formation, as many caldera lakes and lakes along the coast can be seen.
Mike Davis
4/5
Used in mid-September.The manager said, ``This is an inconvenient campsite, but is it okay? ”It's totally OK.There are fairly clean toilets and a kitchen, which is very nice.At night, all the lights are off and the only sound is the sound of the campfires around you.Perhaps because it was inconvenient, it was even better that there were no groups of people with bad manners making noise until late at night.I was asleep at 10pm.There were about 10 tents up there, but the only person who didn't know anything was a motorcyclist who came after the manager left and set up his tent in the dark. (I left early in the morning before the manager came.) It's wonderful.All garbage must be taken home.There was only a charcoal dump.Due to the high altitude, it gets quite cold at night.It's mid-September and the weather is nice, but my breath is white. (The online weather forecast said it would be at least 19 degrees Celsius, but it may have dropped to single digits)Unfortunately, I couldn't see the starry sky because it was cloudy.I will be using this again.