[Hokkaido] Introducing 5 recommended campsites with hot springs | Hotaru no Sato Auto Campsite
Updated: June 25, 2024
Even if you want to go camping, you may be reluctant to do so because you will sweat and not be able to sleep at night. To solve this problem that many campers have, it is important to have a hot spring nearby. In this article, we will introduce 5 recommended campsites with hot springs in Hokkaido.
Editor Haruto Akiyama
After joining Nile Co., Ltd. as a new graduate, he took up a position as a regional revitalization cooperation team member in the Industry Creation Division of Numata Town Hall in 2024.
Currently, in addition to continuing his work as the manager of Hotaru no Sato Auto Campground,
Currently running the immigration-related YouTube channel "Kitanomori Immigration Life."
目次
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キャンプサイトの種類とは
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温泉が近いおすすめキャンプ場５選をご紹介
編集者イチオシキャンプ場：ほたるの里オートキャンプ場
おすすめ①：丸瀬布オートキャンプ場
おすすめ②：しのつ公園キャンプ場
おすすめ③：三石海浜公園オートキャンプ場
おすすめ④：オートリゾート苫小牧アルテン
おすすめ⑤：ながぬまマオイオートランド
まとめ
What types of campsites are there?
キャンプサイトの種類とは 通常キャンプサイトは5種類に分けることが出来ます。
1. Glamping
This is a campsite that mainly uses permanent dome tents and does not require the setting up of tents. There are many plans that include meals, so you can sometimes camp empty-handed.
②Cottage/trailer house/bungalow
These are covered accommodations that can accommodate anywhere from 2 people to around 30 people. A trailer house is a mobile structure on wheels, a bungalow is a structure that can accommodate a small number of people, and a cottage often has facilities such as a shower and toilet.
③Campervan site
This refers to a site that is equipped with a power source for charging your campervan, a simple water supply, and a drainage system.
④Autosite/Carsite
車の横付けが可能な区画割りされたキャンプサイトを指します。
⑤Free site
This refers to a site where cars cannot be parked next to the campsite and the site is not divided into sections. Basically, the site is decided on a first-come, first-served basis, and campers stay at the site while sharing with each other.
Introducing 5 recommended campsites near hot springs
Here we will introduce some popular campsites with hot springs in Hokkaido. If you are having trouble deciding because there are so many campsites, it might be a good idea to visit some of the more popular ones first.
Editor's Recommended Campsite | [Numata Town] Hotaru no Sato Auto Campsite
A popular campsite famous for its fireflies and stag beetles, just a 3-minute walk from hot springs
Access: 15 minutes from Numata IC on the Fukagawa-Rumoi Expressway, 90 minutes by car from Sapporo
Special features: Free rental of goods for small children, ideal for catching stag beetles, pet-friendly sites available, plenty of organic foods
Customer reviews: Beautiful natural surroundings, popular with families, great facilities
Price: From 3,000 yen per night ( Official Hotaru no Sato Auto Campsite Reservation Site )
A word from the editor
This campsite is run by young managers with an average age of 30. This campsite is full of events such as summer festivals, campfires, and the famous handcart bar, so it is recommended for families with children and group camping.
Recommended campsites with hot springs① | Maruseppu Ikoi no Mori Auto Campsite (Engaru Town)
A campsite with a stream nearby and a 5-minute walk from the hot springs
Maruseppu Ikoi no Mori Auto Campsite
Access: 80 Kamitake, Maruseppu, Engaru-cho, Monbetsu-gun, Hokkaido
Access to the hot spring: 5-minute walk to the day-trip hot spring facility "Maruseppu Onsen Yamabiko"
Features: Vast grounds, plenty of activities, clean facilities
Price: From 4,000 yen per night ( Hokkaido Engaru Town Campground Reservation Site )
A word from the editor
Nearby, there is the steam locomotive "Amemiya 21" and the Insect Museum, so there are plenty of facilities for both children and adults to enjoy .
Recommended campsites with hot springs② | [Shinotsu Village] Shinotsu Park Campsite
Source: Camp & Whisky
A campsite that is just a 5-minute walk from a hot spring and where you can also go smelt fishing in the winter
Shinotsu Park Campsite
Access: Shinshinotsu Village
Access to the hot spring: 5 minutes walk to Tappu no Yu
Features: Large lawn, glamping, locally grown vegetables and BBQ set
Price: From 3,500 yen per night
A word from the editor
There are parks, lakes, hot springs, roadside stations, etc. nearby, making this a very high-quality campsite. There are also permanent rental tents, making it a beginner-friendly campsite.
Recommended campsites with hot springs③ | [Shinhidaka Town] Mitsuishi Seaside Park Auto Campsite
温泉まで徒歩10分、近くに道の駅もあるキャンプ場
Mitsuishi Seaside Park Auto Campsite
Access: About 2.5 hours from Sapporo
Access to the hot spring: 10 minutes walk to Mitsuishi Konbu Onsen "Kurasan"
Features: Open auto site, pets allowed
Price: From 4,000 yen per night
Source: Jalan.net
A word from the editor
It's great that they have a site where you can stay with your pet. There is also a roadside station nearby, so it's a very convenient site.
Recommended campsites with hot springs ④ | [Tomakomai City] Auto Resort Tomakomai Alten
A popular campsite with a variety of accommodation options, just a 5-minute walk from hot springs
Auto Resort Tomakomai Alten
Access: About 15 minutes from Tomakomai Nishi IC on the Hokkaido Expressway
Access to the hot spring: 5 minutes walk to Yunomi-no-yu
Reviews: Large site, various sites
Price: From 4,500 yen per night
A word from the editor
The hot springs are about a 5-minute walk away, and the campsite is popular for its variety of options, including bungalows and cottages.
Recommended campsites with hot springs ⑤ | Naganuma Maoi Autoland (Naganuma Town)
A popular campsite with a variety of accommodation options, just a 5-minute walk from hot springs
Maoi Auto Land
Access: 30 minutes by car from Chitose Airport
Access to the hot spring: 5 minutes walk to Naganuma Onsen
Features: Free tent sites available, clean facilities
Price: From 3,000 yen per night
A word from the editor
It is relatively easy to access, about an hour from Sapporo , and is a popular campsite with hot springs.
summary
Some campsites sell tickets that allow unlimited use of hot springs. To make your camping experience surrounded by nature a little more comfortable, why not try staying at a campsite that has a hot spring?