Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground
7.8
Very Good(109 reviews)
+3
Hotel Description
Welcome to Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground, a serene escape nestled in the picturesque landscape of Hokkaido, Japan. Located just a short distance from the enchanting Tsutsuji Park and Onneyu Shrine, this charming camping ground offers guests an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region. The area is rich with vibrant surroundings, including lush greenery and tranquil water features, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat. Guests can enjoy nearby attractions such as the Kitakitsune Farm, which showcases various fox species and offers delightful photo opportunities, or the Kita no Daichi no Suizokukan Aquarium, where visitors can admire freshwater fish in beautifully simulated habitats.
The camping ground features spacious and comfortable accommodations, designed to enhance your outdoor experience without compromising on comfort. Each unit is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a relaxing stay in a scenic environment. Guests have access to high-speed internet and fully equipped kitchens, perfect for those who prefer to prepare their own meals amidst nature.
Convenience is at your fingertips with easy access to public transport. Monbetsu Airport is about 1 hour and 29 minutes away by taxi, while other airports like Asahikawa and Memanbetsu are also within reasonable distance. Health and safety measures are prioritized here, with a commitment to maintaining a clean and secure environment for all guests.
At Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground, you can engage in a variety of activities such as hiking, bird watching, and enjoying relaxing moments by the campfire. Nearby, you’ll find the stunning Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower, which chimes every hour and is a delightful landmark to visit. Local culinary delights await at nearby dining options, each offering unique experiences that showcase the region's flavors.
We invite you to experience the tranquility and beauty of Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground, where nature and comfort converge for an unforgettable getaway.
The camping ground features spacious and comfortable accommodations, designed to enhance your outdoor experience without compromising on comfort. Each unit is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a relaxing stay in a scenic environment. Guests have access to high-speed internet and fully equipped kitchens, perfect for those who prefer to prepare their own meals amidst nature.
Convenience is at your fingertips with easy access to public transport. Monbetsu Airport is about 1 hour and 29 minutes away by taxi, while other airports like Asahikawa and Memanbetsu are also within reasonable distance. Health and safety measures are prioritized here, with a commitment to maintaining a clean and secure environment for all guests.
At Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground, you can engage in a variety of activities such as hiking, bird watching, and enjoying relaxing moments by the campfire. Nearby, you’ll find the stunning Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower, which chimes every hour and is a delightful landmark to visit. Local culinary delights await at nearby dining options, each offering unique experiences that showcase the region's flavors.
We invite you to experience the tranquility and beauty of Tsutsuji Park Camping Ground, where nature and comfort converge for an unforgettable getaway.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Tsutsuji Park and Onneyu Shrine
2. Guests frequently mention the delightful onsens
3. Proximity to Kitakitsune Farm for unique wildlife experiences
4. Well-equipped kitchens available in camping accommodations
5. High-speed internet access for guest convenience
6. Charming scenery with lush nature surrounding the grounds
5.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kitakitsune Farm (Fox Farm)
7 min
Kita no daichi no suizokukan Aquarium6 min
Roadside Rest Area "Onneyu-Onsen”7 min
Tsutsuji Park4 min
Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower6 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.6 |
| Nearest airport | Memanbetsu Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 14 min |
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Location
Airports:
Monbetsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 5 hr 5 min
Asahikawa Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 17 min
Transit: 4 hr 25 min
Memanbetsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 14 min
Transit: 2 hr 22 min
Kushiro Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 36 min
Transit: 5 hr 25 min
Nearby locations
5.6
Good Location
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へへへっへへっ
4/5
I was interested in this campsite so I stopped by.Cars and motorcycles are not allowed, but the campsite is right next to the parking lot, so carrying your luggage will not be a problem.There is water and toilets. It is close to the town so shopping is OK. You can take a bath at the hotel which is just a short walk away.
中山道子
5/5
It was my first time going there and it was great!It was so dark at night that I needed a streetlight 💨
ともじぃぶらり旅
4/5
When going from Kitami City to Asahikawa City during a bicycle trip! Used to adjust time for crossing Sekihoku Pass!I want to avoid sunset on the way ~ 🐻No reservations required, free of charge, no administration building, no vending machines! The walk to the hot spring town 😂
えもん
5/5
It's good that it's free
M&S マークスター!青空マイスター!
5/5
I went from May 24th to 26th. The toilets are clean, and the kitchen is dark at night so there must be some lighting. The lawn has many potholes, so you have to be careful. The campground was very crowded on the weekend. Trailers and campers also came, but we couldn't get them in, so we had to park in a large parking lot nearby. After all, it's free and no reservations are required, so it's best to plan your visit carefully as spots are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. Surrounded by forests, I could hear the murmuring of the river and the cicadas were a little noisy, but I was able to spend a comfortable time there.In 2024, much has changed due to the Muka River construction.
島政義
4/5
Free campsite without reservationHokkaido camping is the best campsite for touring riders. The kitchen and toilets are well maintained. The hot springs can be accessed at a nearby inn. It's a somewhat deserted hot spring town. The parking lot is small, but it's right next door. You can pitch a tent there. There were several camper vans occupying the parking lot, but I was lucky that they were gone.I came from the Abashiri direction, and even though there wasn't that much traffic, I was tired of seeing so many traffic lights 😓There may have been the most riders on this camping tour. They are all older people (lol)Here's a quick story: An old man at the Silver Human Resources Center was cleaning the toilets. Brown bears don't like mountains. They move along rivers instead of on slopes. If they pitch a tent, they should stay away from the river. People in cities spend several months at countless campgrounds. There are many of them who have no choice but to come because they don't have a place to stay at home.We heard a lot of stories about things like bringing toilet paper with you.
伊藤直樹
5/5
Enjoy it with your family, friends, and acquaintances.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
mino
1/5
Until more than 10 years ago, I had the impression that it was a free and cozy campground typical of Hokkaido in a quiet area away from the city, but when I stayed there in 2022, I realized that it was like other free campsites in Hokkaido these days, avoiding the hot Honshu. It has become a gathering place for elderly people who have had too much time to spend in their cars, and I stayed there as a rider traveler, and found it to be a very uncomfortable campsite, with noise from cars coming in and out late at night and early mornings, and selfish people occupying the kitchen. It was becoming.Some people staying in their cars for a long time store their container boxes, camera tripods, etc. in multiple parking spaces, pretending that they have their own parking space, and when they go out during the day. I saw several people leaving their items unattended due to space considerations.The manners of elderly people staying in their cars for long periods in Hokkaido are so bad that I can't stand them.
Ken- Zey.
4/5
I used it on a solo bike trip in July 2023.I decided to stay here because it was close to a convenience store and hot springs, and when I set up my tent, a lot of bees came to visit.It might have been because of the color of the tent, but they kept coming even if I changed places, but I had a little patience and stayed the night.It is close from the parking lot to the tent site, but there is a little distance from the park entrance to the tent site parking lot.For hot springs, we used Hotel Tsuzujiso.
サトウテイコ
4/5
I use it for decanting.I think it's a well-maintained and comfortable place.I appreciate that the restrooms are spacious and clean, and there is a fee for changing diapers, so I can use the restrooms with my small children.It's a large place with a slightly elevated area and playground equipment (like athletics?), so I don't think people will get bored even with children.I personally recommend it.
Carl Presseault
4/5
Perfect when cycling around Hokkaido as it’s free, next to an Onsen (hotel Ohe Honke) and you don’t need to check in so you can arrive anytime.
The bathroom smell very bad.
山下尚次
2/5
The trees in front of the campsite have been cut down. There are many insects, so insect repellent is necessary. Since it's a free campground, there are quite a few people staying there for long periods of time. It takes more than 15 minutes on foot to reach the hotel where you can take a day trip bath.
焚き火野郎
2/5
There is a park golf facility, so this campsite is popular with elderly people who sleep in their cars. There are some really nice people, but there are also annoying old people who keep talking endlessly. The old man from Osaka who calls himself a big man in a group that sleeps in his car is just so annoying. It's a convenient campsite, but it might be a good idea to check who is using it before setting up. . .When a local person pitched a tent and went to a hot spring, it was stolen, so it would be better to buy it and put it up after taking a bath.
nurfitrahm
4/5
Clean toilet (one for male and one for female), good water place and very flat and green. Place is very quite except for frog sound at night. Not many bugs and mosquitoes. Lights were turned off at night, so it’s quite dark which helps a lot to sleep. And it’s free and you need to take your garbage back with you. No attending staff.
Service 4
Location4
風野由起夫
5/5
This is a very beautiful and well maintained campground. I will use it carefully.Follow the rules and enjoy! ️
Berry Pan
5/5
The camp is free, the toilets are clean, and there is a footbath nearby.
ZO ZU (ZUZO)
5/5
I don't want to tell you. I don't want to tell you. I don't want to tell you. I don't want to tell you!
てつ
4/5
Restrooms and water sources are also powered at night, making it safe.The manager also visited regularly.It's a place I'd like to go to againThere is playground equipment and a park golf course.Day trip hot springs are also nearby.
平野千秋
4/5
quiet. The toilets are clean. free. This is a campsite that I want to remain as it is forever.
みAndre
4/5
This is a campsite where you can use the toilet and kitchen for free. I think there are a lot of insects. Since the bikes are parked in the parking lot, it may be safer to set up a tent next to them.