Biwak

We stayed in sewer tubes with an air mattress and air conditioning, which felt cosy and romantic. The camping area is very quiet. You can rent a bike for the day, and they provide the essentials for a BBQ dinner.

The 9:30 closing time means you can't head out, hold an event, or chat there after that, which made the place feel like a military camp instead of a camping trip. We paid almost 8000 NTD, but service was poor and we had to collect everything ourselves. Towels and toothbrushes weren't provided either. The BBQ meat didn't seem fresh, and breakfast was all cold. This was the worst camping experience I've had. If you're considering staying here, think carefully 😊

There's a sheltered toilet and shower area, with hot water included. The grounds and toilet facilities are clean and well maintained, and there are electrical hookups at the pitches. Parking is limited, but enough for the available camping spots. You can rent regular, electric, and tandem bikes, as well as other recreational sports equipment. For a paid campsite, I think it's worth the money and would recommend it.

A very kind woman helped us, and she spoke English too. The site has a lovely shared place to sit, eat, and spend time, plus bike rentals. The shower was hot and everything worked as it should. It was one of the prettiest camps I've visited.