① The Latest Indoor Park
"Lipovitan Kids PLAYLOT"
This is a massive indoor kids' park, supervised by Bornelund, located inside "Escon Field HOKKAIDO," the home stadium of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters.
In a vast indoor space unaffected by the weather, you’ll find large block obstacle courses where you can climb using your whole body, trampolines, and giant nets—so even on days when there are no games, you can enjoy cutting-edge play all day long without worrying about the weather.
Basic Information on Lipovitan Kids PLAYLOT
Address: 1 F Village, Kitahiroshima City, Hokkaido 061-1116
Directions: About a 45-minute drive from Sapporo Station
② A renovated former middle school
"Date Otaki: CHILDHOOD"
This next-generation amusement park, housed in a former middle school building, lets visitors have fun while forgetting about the rain and winter chill.
The facility is packed with attractions that will have even adults working up a serious sweat, including a thrilling wall trampoline, a breathtaking slide that plunges straight down, and a completely original, challenging indoor obstacle course.
Basic Information on Date Otaki CHILDHOOD
Address: 1 Taisei-cho, Otaki-ku, Date City, Hokkaido 052-0313
Directions: About 1 hour and 45 minutes by car from Sapporo Station
③ “Kamui no Mori Park,” a sacred site with free admission
Located in Asahikawa City, this comprehensive park is surrounded by lush nature and has received extremely high ratings from visitors.
Outside, the vast grounds are home to a large wooden adventure course and a lineup of dynamic net play structures.
In addition, the grounds feature “Wakuwaku Egg,” an indoor facility where children can play in a wooden maze and a net jungle—making this a spot that offers unbeatable value, with everything available for free.
Basic Information on Kamui no Mori Park
Address: 070-8024 Tomizawa, Kamui-cho, Asahikawa City, Hokkaido
Directions: About 1 hour and 50 minutes by car from Sapporo Station
④ Tsukisamu Park: Free and Easily Accessible
Located about a 20-minute drive from Sapporo Station, this comprehensive park is easy to visit between sightseeing stops and consistently ranks high in search results.
The large combination play structures built on gently sloping terrain and the adventure course winding through the forest are extremely popular with children.
In particular, the long roller slide—which takes you all the way down from the top of the hill in one go—offers an incredibly exhilarating experience, and it’s bustling with families day after day.
Basic Information on Tsukisamu Park
Address: 1-8-1, 11-jo, Misono, Toyohira-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 062-0011
Directions: About a 20-minute drive from Sapporo Station
⑤ A giant pyramid-shaped playground that’s free to use
"Hokkaido Children's Kingdom"
This is one of Hokkaido’s largest prefectural parks, offering direct access from the Sunagawa Service Area on the Hokkaido Central Expressway.
"Yaccha Land," located in the free area, is packed with play equipment that sparks children's sense of adventure, including a giant pyramid-shaped adventure course and a thrilling cable car ride.
The grounds are simply vast, and you can fully enjoy the sense of scale unique to Hokkaido—all for free (though some areas require a fee).
Basic Information on Hokkaido Children's Kingdom
Address: 401-1 Hokko, Sunagawa City, Hokkaido 073-0108
Directions: About 1 hour and 10 minutes by car from Sapporo Station