Camping is seriously trending right now! Every other day you see someone posting gorgeous camping photos.
If you still think camping is a hassle, you really need to read this article closely. Camping these days is incredibly easy, and there’s even tent-free camping. No gear to bring, no tent to pitch, and some sites even have air conditioning!
Just pack an overnight bag and go camping. If you hate hassle but still want to try camping, congratulations!
Lazy camping, a.k.a. glamping, is having its moment! Camping doesn’t have to be messy anymore — you can relax on a little getaway and take beautiful photos while you’re at it.
All of the stunning campgrounds listed below are very popular, so remember to book ahead if you want to go!
1. Sleepy Mountain

First up is the recently very popular “Chan Shuo: Sleepy Mountain,” located on the slopes of Jiutong Mountain in Taiping District, Taichung, not far from the city center. The owners have created a relaxed, no-fuss glamping site, and the rate includes one night with two meals. True to its word, you just show up with your luggage and it’s like checking into a hotel — no pitching tents, no outdoor cooking, none of the hard work of camping. You simply enjoy the camping atmosphere in style.
According to online reviews, the biggest draws are the mesmerizing sunsets and unbeatable starry night skies, plus the almost unfairly charming experience of gathering around the fire to roast marshmallows under the stars — a favorite with kids. Such an appealing setting and quality service have earned it a reputation that means booking more than three months in advance.




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Address: No. 218, Shantian Rd., Taiping District, Taichung City
Website: Chan Shuo: Sleepy Mountain official site
Facilities: Air conditioning and heating, outdoor table and chairs, shared restrooms and showers on site
Services: One night with two meals, afternoon tea, marshmallows available during the evening campfire and movie time
2. CMP Village Shanacun

CMP Village Shanacun sits inside Shangrila in Miaoli, where the CMP Group has turned part of the grounds into a glamping site.
The site features many large-scale works by designers, so camping here isn’t just about getting close to nature — you also get a taste of art and culture.
Besides the comfortable tents, the one-night, two-meal package includes plenty of family activities and local Hakka cultural experiences.

The starlight dinner is arguably the highlight of the stay: you enjoy dishes made with local ingredients under an open-air canopy, surrounded by warm lighting with a sky full of stars overhead. It looks so dreamy that just seeing the photos makes us want to go!
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Address: No. 15-3, Rugu Shan, Neighborhood 1, Fenghu Village, Zaoqiao Township, Miaoli County
Website: CMP Village official site
Facilities: Air conditioning and heating, family play tent, industrial-style bathhouse
Services: One night with two meals, nature experiences, DIY jam making
3. Na Yi Cun

Located in Jiaoxi, Yilan, Na Yi Cun opened in 2018. The tents come fully equipped with amenities as complete as a hotel room, and each one even has its own private bathroom!
The meals at Na Yi Cun are also a hit, with great reviews online. There are plenty of planned activities too, giving everyone a chance to get close to nature. Camping here is no trouble at all — your accommodation, meals and entertainment are all taken care of for you!
With so many leisure activities on offer, you could spend a whole day on the grounds without getting bored.
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Address: No. 8-2, Erjie Rd., Erjie Village, Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County
Website: Na Yi Cun official site
Facilities: Private bathroom in each tent
Services: Yoga classes, human foosball, children’s cinema, DIY craft experiences and more
4. Yanliao Lazy Camping in Hualien

Yanliao B&B in Hualien originally offered only standard guesthouse rooms, but in recent years it has added hunting tents with raised beds, so you can sleep as comfortably as you do at home while camping. The owner has decorated the tents to feel warm and cozy with a rugged, stylish touch — every angle makes a great photo!
Best of all, it’s very close to the coast: a short walk along the trail and the whole Pacific Ocean opens up in front of you, and at night you only have to look up from a lounge chair to see a sky full of stars. The B&B provides the tents already pitched, clean bedding and a full set of amenities, so you only need an overnight bag to enjoy living alongside nature.
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Address: No. 57, Dakeng, Yanliao Village, Shoufeng Township, Hualien County
Website: Yanliao B&B official site
Facilities: Shared kitchen, portable air conditioning
Services: Barbecue ingredient ordering service
5. Hamoana Starry Sky Tents in Chiayi

These starry sky tents in the Alishan area stand out for being triangular glass tents, and they’ve already become a dreamy photo hotspot. Tucked away among lush green woods, you feel completely surrounded by forest the moment you check in.
At night you can look up and see the stars. Even better, each tent has a complete bathroom, and if it gets too cold or too hot there’s air conditioning and heating to use. The owner also serves a chef’s choice menu so travelers can try Tsou home cooking and culture.
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Address: No. 113, Neighborhood 4, Laiji Village, Alishan Township, Chiayi County
Website: Hamoana Starry Sky Camping Facebook page
Facilities: Private bathroom inside each tent, portable air conditioning and heating, Wi-Fi
Services: Organic chef’s choice meals
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This article was translated by AI from the original Chinese version.











