Tsurunuma Park Camping Ground

[Lakeside Park Site]・1100～IN 1000～OUT- Easy to drive pegs on grass surfaces. No slope・Trash: Take everything home・Bonfire: You can use a bonfire stand.・Toilet: Fully flushable (some with washlets)・Part of the car site has power supply・Popular with families and campers with childrenThis popular site is conveniently located approximately 90 minutes from Sapporo and 60 minutes from Asahikawa.The sites facing the lakeside of Tsurunuma Park are divided into free sites, car sites (with and without power), and bungalow sites.Both require reservations in advance.There are no supermarkets or convenience stores nearby, so be sure to prepare well in advance.This time we used a car site without power.The plot is spacious and there is plenty of room for two rooms and a tarp.The lawn is completely manicured, so water drains well even when it rains.By the way, the sites with power are close to the water.Take all trash home.There are several collection points within the venue where you can dispose of the ashes from the bonfire.There was no damage to wild animals such as foxes, but crows were flying around, so be careful.It is essential to take measures to repel insects such as horseflies and bush mosquitoes.There is one toilet and kitchen (water supply) on the premises.It may be far away depending on the location.You can also ride on the popular swan boat.If anything, I get the impression that there are a lot of families with children.It's a little far from the national highway, so you don't have to worry about noise.5 minutes walk to Tsurunuma Onsen.Applications accepted until 8:30 p.m.

On a weekday during the Obon season, I used a free site by myself on my bike.It's a free site, so no reservations are required.It's cheap, and you can walk to the adjacent day-use hot springs and roadside station.Convenience stores such as Lawson and Seikoma are within 10 minutes by motorbike.Take home the trash.I was able to set up my bike from the sidewalk where cars cannot pass, and was given permission to park my bike on the sidewalk.Therefore, you can set up in the innermost area when viewed from the parking lot, so one person can set up in an empty space.I was grateful that I was able to set up far away from the busy family campers that were set up near the parking lot.I could hear the sound of trucks running at night and early in the morning, but it didn't bother me so much that I couldn't sleep.There is a park with playground equipment, so I would recommend it for families with children, but since it is a well-maintained campground and you can take a hot spring bath, I was able to take a good rest while touring Hokkaido.

A beautiful, affordable campsite where you can also ride a boat.In October, I used a bungalow with a kitchen and toilet. Especially useful when it's cold or rainy. I also appreciate the 4,500 yen. It was spacious with bunk beds. There were two entrances and exits, and each had a light, which was helpful. Speaking of greed, I wanted curtains and a mini table.Next time I would like to use the car site as well.Although I didn't use them, the shared toilets and kitchen seemed clean. Apparently there was hot water in the hand washing area in the restroom. It looks like you'll be able to spend a comfortable time once the construction is finished.The second time I used it was in the fall. There was no wind and it was comfortable. After checking out, we also enjoyed a 30 minute swan boat ride for 500 yen. I wasn't able to play with it this time, but there was some beautiful play equipment a little further away. Migratory birds flew over many times, and the children were happy.

The four-person bungalow has water and toilet facilities, making it perfect for families. It's quiet so you can take your time.