国営滝野すずらん丘陵公園
Takino Suzuran Hillside Park
Expansive government-managed park south of Sapporo, featuring waterfalls, wildflower fields, winter snow activities, and outdoor fun year-round.
Attractions
Family-Friendly, Seasonal Flowers, Nature Park
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Takino Suzuran Hillside Park is Sapporo’s only national government park, stretching across rolling hills with flower fields, forest trails, waterfalls, and interactive nature zones. In spring and summer, tulips and lavender bloom across wide meadows, while autumn turns the park into a display of fiery red and gold. Winter offers a different charm, with a snow world that features sledding, tubing, cross-country skiing, and a snow park for kids. Families enjoy the Forest House play area, while hikers visit the Ashiribetsu Waterfall—one of Hokkaido’s top 100 scenic waterfalls. With seasonal events, open-air BBQ spots, and bike rentals, Takino Suzuran is a true year-round destination for nature lovers and families.
Facilities & Services
Seasonal flower gardens (tulips, cosmos, lavender)
Ashiribetsu Waterfall
Sledding and snow play zones (winter only)
BBQ and picnic areas
Forest play zones and large playground
Resthouses and food stalls
Bike and snowshoe rentals
Shuttle service from Makomanai Station (seasonal)
Accessible facilities for strollers and wheelchairs
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