Hokutoshi Kijihikikogen Camping Ground

Used for solo twoOnuma Park was temporarily closed, so we hurriedly used a nearby campsite.Great location and facility environment ^ ^Located on a hill, if the weather is good, you can see the Hakodate night view.The weather is bad and the wind is likely to be strong.At most times there were 100 groups, but this time there were about 50 groups, but there was plenty of space.🅿️It's easy to transport if there's a free site nearby.If you go solo, it might be the best cost performance in Hokkaido at 370 yen.Above all, the night view was amazing ^_^

It's a very nice and clean campsite.I only use this place when camping in the Hakodate area.postscriptLately, it seems like I can't take my trash home, so I've been away a lot.

Although the wind is strong, I can see the night view at night and the sea of ​​clouds in the morning, so it's very relaxing 😊

The bungalow was good. The location is great!

It was my first time using it.I stayed in a bungalow.There were a lot of adults making loud noises outside until after midnight, and it was so noisy I couldn't sleep.Given the beautiful scenery, there were many adult users who didn't have the manners to be considerate of their surroundings, which was very disappointing.

This may be the only campsite in Hokkaido where you can enjoy such a beautiful night view.It has a wider view than South Hills in Kitami City, and a closer night view than Palette Hills in Takasu Town.From the back of the site, you can see the night view of the Ohno Plain and Hakodate, and to the left you can see a panoramic view of Mt. Komagatake and Onuma.The Shinkansen's large curve, known as R3000, can be seen at a glance.However, this night view can only be seen from the area at the top where the outdoor stage is located.However, cars and motorcycles are prohibited from entering.There is a long uphill 100m from the nearest parking lot + about 150m to the place where you can see the night view.You can also rent a cart, but the parking lot is down a slope about 200m from the parking lot.In other words,Leave your car in the parking lot → 200m walk downhill → Rent a rear car at the administration building → 200m uphill → Reload your luggage at the parking lot → 100m uphill → 150m across the site, and you are finally at the back of the site.It's 650m including the slope, and you can return the cart from here.450m down to the administration building and 450m up to the site.The entire distance is 1.5km (lol) This is difficult.Therefore, it is not suitable for family campers who are fully loaded with luggage and intend to use a trailer.The threshold is about the same height as Kamomejima Campsite in Esashi (lol)I wish they would at least leave the cart in the parking lot.Some notes.Strong wind. It was usually several meters stronger than the weather forecast.According to the manager, there are gusts of wind that are typical of mountains.The temperature is low, and Hakodate city sometimes experiences sleet or snow.Also, are there high-voltage power lines buzzing from the steel tower right next to it? The sound could be heard constantly.It's not as annoying as the wind noise from wind power generation, but it's a bit annoying.

There were rumors that it would be windy, but the timing was perfect and there was no wind.The weather was good and the night view was spectacular.

Free sites in high placesThe scenery is beautiful and the night view is the best. Bonfires are OK.Bungalow site 2,130 yen per building per nightTent site 1 night (for 6 people or less) 320 yen1 night per night (for 7 people or more) 530 yenDay camp 1 tent (for 6 people or less) 320 yen1 tent (for 7 people or more) 530 yenThis price is good because you can set up a tent next to your car.There are few insects so it is recommended.The free site on the hill has a rear car, but there was only one, which was a bit inconvenient.