Onneto National Campground
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- Address
- Moashoro National Forest, Ashoro Town, Ashoro District
- TEL
- 0156-25-2141
- Operator
- Ashoro Town
- Camping
Season - June 1 – October 31
- Campsite Types
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Basic-
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Drive-up-
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Electric-
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Camper-
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Bungalow-
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Cottage-
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- Office Hours
- 16:00～19:00
- Shop Hours
- None
- Baths
- None
- Showers
- None
- Restaurants
- Nearby
- Laundry
- None
- Garbage
- Disposal available. Sorted collection.
- Fireworks
- Handheld fireworks permitted around the campfire in the back of the campground
- Campfires
- Due to the leaves blocking out the sky as a result of the campground’s location in the middle of the woods and the impact on roots, campfires must be made in fixed firepits around the campgrounds. Campers bringing in their own firepits are asked to use them in areas where the sky is not blocked. Swedish torches are also provided free of charge.
- Cooking Area
- Sink only
- Rentals
- None
- Restrooms
- Flush toilets
- Multipurpose
Restrooms - Flush toilets
- Vending
Machines - None
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Wi-Fi
- Unavailable
- Parking Spaces
- 100
- Entry Fee
- Same-day
Camping - Adults ¥150, Children ¥50 *Rates are decided in advance in consultation with the Eastern Tokachi Forest Management Office. (subject to change)
- Rental
- Notes
- Restaurant: Onneto Tea Room (10AM-6PM, March - November)
- Overview
- A quiet campground in the woods on the banks of the Lake Onneto in the Akan National Park. The campground also has one of the start points for climbing Mt. Meakan, one of Japan’s top 100 mountains, making it popular with mountain climbers. The outstanding scenery selected as one of the points for viewing in Akan National Park as part of the step-up program of the Ministry of the Environment’s “Project to Fully Enjoy National Parks” is part of the campground’s appeal. Due to the drop in visitors during the winter season (December - April) when the prefectural roads leading to the campground are closed, the camp is only operated from June to October.
- Landscape
- Having avoided commercialization and with no large-scale tourist facilities nearby, time passes quietly in this campground located in the forest on the banks of Lake Onneto. Past the wooded groves of the campsites, visitors can peer into the clear blue waters of Lake Onneto. At night, campers can enjoy a charming view of the star-filled skies as they pour into the waters of the lake.
- Activities
- Climbing Mt. Meakan, walking around the national natural treasure Onneto Hot Waterfall (manganese formation phenomenon), leisure strolls around Lake Onneto, campfires, observing the starry skies on the surface of Lake Onneto
- Other
Attractions - Cellular service is not currently available at the campgrounds. Since there are few campers during the day hours, Onneto National Campground is perfect for campers who want to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy a relaxing time.
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