Shikaribetsu Gorges camp field
8.6
Excellent(82 reviews)
+2
Hotel Description
Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field, located in the beautiful Shikaribetsu area, offers a unique and tranquil escape in nature. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including the nearby Lake Shikaribetsu, known for its ice village in winter, and Shikaribetsu Igloo Village, this campsite is perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful retreat. The hotel's design blends harmoniously with its natural surroundings, offering guests a chance to reconnect with nature while still enjoying modern comforts.
Each of the rooms at Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field is designed to provide guests with a cozy and comfortable space. Whether you're camping or staying in one of their lodges, you'll find ample space and relaxing ambiance that allows you to unwind. Rooms are equipped with all the essentials, ensuring a pleasant stay in this scenic location.
Guests will appreciate the high-speed internet available on-site, as well as the fully equipped kitchens that cater to those looking for a self-sufficient stay. Other standout amenities include access to outdoor activities like snowmobiling in winter and hiking during the warmer months.
The camp is easily accessible, with several transportation options available. Tokachi-Obihiro Airport is approximately a 1-hour 32-minute taxi ride away, and other nearby airports include Asahikawa Airport and Kushiro Airport, which are reachable within 2-3 hours by taxi.
Health and safety measures are a priority, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind. These include cleanliness protocols and strict safety guidelines.
Guests can explore the nearby attractions, such as the Taushubetsu River Bridge, which appears and disappears with the seasons, or visit Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field (Shikanoyu) just 2 minutes away for more outdoor activities.
For a taste of local culture, guests can explore nearby restaurants offering delicious Japanese cuisine, or simply take in the natural beauty of the area.
We invite you to experience the serenity and beauty of Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field and enjoy the warm hospitality it offers in one of Japan's most beautiful natural settings.
Each of the rooms at Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field is designed to provide guests with a cozy and comfortable space. Whether you're camping or staying in one of their lodges, you'll find ample space and relaxing ambiance that allows you to unwind. Rooms are equipped with all the essentials, ensuring a pleasant stay in this scenic location.
Guests will appreciate the high-speed internet available on-site, as well as the fully equipped kitchens that cater to those looking for a self-sufficient stay. Other standout amenities include access to outdoor activities like snowmobiling in winter and hiking during the warmer months.
The camp is easily accessible, with several transportation options available. Tokachi-Obihiro Airport is approximately a 1-hour 32-minute taxi ride away, and other nearby airports include Asahikawa Airport and Kushiro Airport, which are reachable within 2-3 hours by taxi.
Health and safety measures are a priority, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay with peace of mind. These include cleanliness protocols and strict safety guidelines.
Guests can explore the nearby attractions, such as the Taushubetsu River Bridge, which appears and disappears with the seasons, or visit Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field (Shikanoyu) just 2 minutes away for more outdoor activities.
For a taste of local culture, guests can explore nearby restaurants offering delicious Japanese cuisine, or simply take in the natural beauty of the area.
We invite you to experience the serenity and beauty of Shikaribetsu Gorges Camp Field and enjoy the warm hospitality it offers in one of Japan's most beautiful natural settings.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Stunning natural surroundings with proximity to Lake Shikaribetsu and Shikaribetsu Igloo Village.
2. Cozy and spacious rooms with a relaxing ambiance and essential amenities.
3. Fully equipped kitchens available for self-sufficient stays.
4. High-speed internet connectivity throughout the camp.
5. Convenient access to nearby public transport options, including taxis to major airports.
6. Health and safety protocols to ensure guests' well-being.
7. Variety of outdoor activities available, including snowmobiling and hiking.
8. Close proximity to popular landmarks like Taushubetsu River Bridge and Shikanoyu.
9. Nearby restaurants offering a selection of authentic Japanese cuisine.
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Shikaribetsu
32 min
Shikaribetsu igloo village31 min
Taushubetsu River Bridge1 hr 26 min
然別湖畔31 min
Shikaribetsu Gorges camp field (Shikanoyu)2 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Tokachi-Obihiro Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 32 min |
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Airports:
Tokachi-Obihiro Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 32 min
Asahikawa Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 37 min
Kushiro Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 12 min
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Funk Funk
5/5
You can forget about everyday life and spend a quiet time surrounded by nature. There are many people like me, so everyone is spending their time quietly and in their own way.At night, the starry sky makes you feel like you are facing the universe.On the other hand, my opponent was nature, and I was attacked by a gnat.When I used it in the first half of July, I was attacked by numerous fly-like insects that gathered under my knees. It's probably a gnat. I was disappointed once again. I had taken precautions by wearing denim, socks, and boots, but something happened.The deer bath in the back has a great atmosphere, but it is also a meeting place for black flies and horseflies.Even though I can still manage to take my clothes off and enter, I can't get up once I'm inside. Fortunately, it was night and there weren't many people around, so I ran back to my tent half-naked and soaking wet, feeling sorry for myself and wondering what I was doing all by myself.Still, it's my favorite campground.250 yen for adults, riders who travel long distances may want to take a breather here.
焚き火野郎
4/5
The hurdles are high: vehicles are not allowed, there are no lights, and although there is some tap water, it is not drinkable because it is from a stream, but I liked the rustic location, with deer flocking around the grounds. Business will end on September 31st in 2024.
ヒビチチシンイチ
5/5
There is a hot spring at the back of the campground.
Room 3
Service 3
Location5
Ka
4/5
I visited for the first time in a few years, but it felt like it was about to close. Even during the Obon season, it was an unmanned campsite with only about 4 people in mountain tents and no caretaker. Previously, a generator was running, but there was no electricity in the toilets or kitchen. All the water is like stream water. The toilets also do not have water supplied to the flush tank, so you have to pump water into a bucket and flush it yourself. The cart used for transportation also had a flat tire and I felt that it was not being used. The deer bath in the back is also full of moss and doesn't seem to be cleaned as regularly as before. There is no cell phone service either, so this is a campsite where the users are completely selective. This is the best campsite for people who don't mind the inconvenience because they can enjoy nature to the fullest. PS: Be careful because there was a beehive being made on the roof of the kitchen.
くま
5/5
Campsite rich in natureThere is a hot spring called Shika-no-yu along the river.It's a quiet hot spring
レン
3/5
A quiet and relaxing small campsiteThe price is 250 yenThe toilet has a simple flush system where you draw water and flush it yourself.You can't drink the water at the water fountain unless you boil it.However, there is a mountain stream nearby, where you can fish, and there is also a wild hot spring called Shika-no-yu, which is great.If you are a family, you might be a little dissatisfied.great for soloI had high hopes for a nearby group of hot springs, but they were closed to traffic and had been buried, so there weren't any left.Isn't this the highlight of this place? Am I the only one who thinks so?Maybe I can't manage it, but I didn't want it to go away.It was disappointing, so I deducted a few points.
北海道ライダーひろしさん
3/5
The road to the campsite is about 1km of gravel. However, since it is a straight slope, the difficulty level is low.Mobile phone reception is completely out of reachRecommended when you want to do a decidal detox
sin 7707
5/5
Although there is no signal at the campsite, which is far from the countryside, you can take a 5-minute walk from the campsite to the wild hot spring "Shika-no-Yu" along the river.You can use it without a reservation, and the cost is 250 yen for camping, and 100 yen for the hot springs because it's a hot spring.Deer came out near the place where we pitched our tents, and it felt like a camping site that was quite close to nature. After putting food and cooked dishes in odor-proof plastic, I put them all in a waterproof bag and kept them a little away from the tent.The toilets are Japanese-style, and the urinals are the same, but you drink the water yourself and flush it down.The tap water comes from a mountain stream, so there is a sign that says to boil it before drinking.It was a very luxurious campsite for me, as I was able to relax and camp deep in the mountains, and even take a bath in the hot springs.The next day, we were soaking wet from the rain, and although the river was too high to enter Shika-no-Yu, it was still a nice place to relax.