What other travelers are saying about Northern Horse Park
Great place to bring your kids to visit. Suggest that you reach first thing in the morning. There are horse rides, pony shows and a range of other fringe activities to do. You can cycle around or rent a buggy. You can also feed the horses at stable 3 for a fee. There are restaurants on site for you to dine as a family.
Great experience over at Northern Horse Park. There's lots of stuff for the kids such as Pony Show, Balloon Archery, Laser Game, cycling, horse riding and many more
The staff here aren't the friendliest. They aren't friendly with the horses either.
On the horse carriage, my heart churned as I saw the driver whip the tired horses. The poor horse was limping as he dragged us around the track slowly while others raced past us.
But the view was nice and the building was really cute. They had nice music playing (like all Japanese places) and even had some anime music too. Too bad the stage was empty.
All in all, we didn't have a lot of time but I would come back to check our the rest of the park - except the horse carriage.
At first i thought giving 800 yen just for entering was too expensive but later realized it was SOO worth it. You gotta def come here if ur visiting Hokkaido!!
So many entertaining things to watch and try.
Beautiful majestic horses and ponies all around you.😩😩
Just try to come early in the morning to get that full experience✨
The park operates from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM during the regular season (April 15 to November 5) and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM during winter (November 6 to April 9). The park closes for maintenance from April 10 to April 14 annually.
General admission is 800 yen for adults during regular season and 700 yen during winter. Elementary students pay 300 yen in winter, while children under elementary school age enter free. Individual activities like horseback riding and carriage rides require additional fees.
A free shuttle bus runs from the airport, taking 15 minutes. By car, the park is also 15 minutes away with free parking for 500 vehicles. Taxis and local buses from JR New Chitose Airport Station take approximately 15 minutes.
Horseback riding, horse-drawn carriage tours, pony leading, snowmobiling, snow rafting, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and dining at park restaurants all require separate payment beyond the entrance ticket.