This time, my friends and I went to the Stargazing Camping Area in the Bailan Tribe of Wufeng Township, Hsinchu County. The campsite is at an elevation of about 1,100 meters. The journey up the mountain was delightful, as the air carried a refreshing scent, accompanied by a misty rain, making it comfortable even at midday in summer.<\/p>\n
Upon entering the campsite, we found the management to be very attentive, and the entry and exit times differ on weekends and holidays. Since we specifically rented a car for filming, we had arranged the timing in advance, giving us more time to enjoy nature.<\/p>\n
The campsite offers comprehensive services, including parking spaces, charging stations, and separate bathroom facilities for each area. For car camping beginners like us, the campsite also has very user-friendly facilities, such as outlets right next to the parking spaces, eliminating the need for extension cords or portable power banks, which adds convenience and safety. It's really great.<\/p>\n
The campsite owner is truly attentive, with gravel and grass laid throughout the area to ensure proper drainage even when it rains. There are also water dispensers and refrigerators available for use.<\/p>\n
Additionally, if needed, you can rent tents and some equipment. There's also an honesty shop available. The campsite owner has thoughtfully covered all the basic essentials.<\/p>\n
Overall, this outdoor shoot allowed us to practically experience the in-car facilities, which were very useful. 03Camper also provided thoughtful consultation services. We look forward to driving out again next time to enjoy more of nature's beauty!<\/p>\n
At night, we opened the upper ventilation window, which provided ample space to not only immerse ourselves in the tranquil environment but also enjoy the uninterrupted night view from the car, making for a very chill evening.<\/p>\n
The best part is not having to pack up a tent, which is super convenient. By the time we leisurely finished packing up and had nothing else to do, other campers nearby were still dealing with their wet tents. It really made us appreciate how convenient car camping is, with setup and takedown being simple and quick!<\/p>\n
Looking forward to the next car camping trip, bringing more people along will definitely be fun. Trying different lifestyles will make every day more exciting.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Exit at the Zhulin Interchange on National Highway No. 3 \u2192 Head towards Zhudong \u2192 Wufeng (County Road 122) \u2192 Continue on County Road 122 \u2192 At the endpoint 50.4K, turn right towards Bailan Tribe \u2192 Enter Bailan Tribe via Route 67, with signs along the way for guidance.<\/p>\n
(Approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes from 03Camper).<\/p>\n
\u25c7 Route One
\nExit at the Zhulin Interchange on National Highway No. 3 \u2192 Head towards Zhudong \u2192 Wufeng (County Road 122) \u2192 At 29.5K, turn towards Wuzhishan \u2192 Take the industrial road on the right side of the Wuzhishan trailhead (Zhu 37-1) towards Nanzhuang \u2192 Continue towards Wufeng Township on Route 67, and after entering Taoshan Village and Bailan Tribe, follow the signs along the way.
\n\u25c7 Route Two
\nExit at the Zhulin Interchange on National Highway No. 3 \u2192 Head towards Zhudong \u2192 Wufeng (County Road 122) \u2192 Continue on County Road 122 \u2192 At the endpoint 50.4K, turn right towards Bailan Tribe \u2192 Enter Bailan Tribe via Route 67, with signs along the way for guidance.<\/p>\n<\/div>