Camping keeps getting more popular! Miaoli in particular has campgrounds of all kinds, plus the gear-free and glamping options everyone loves right now, making it great for families, friends and couples. Just bring a suitcase, check in and relax — let’s take a look at camping in Miaoli, a county packed with campgrounds!
Camping in Miaoli recommendation — Baka’s Sky
📍Miaoli｜Baka’s Sky (巴卡的天空)
Baka Mountain is the old name for Miaoli’s Danan Mountain, where the campground sits today. At an elevation of 900 meters, it feels like a fairyland among the clouds and mist, which is how it got the name “Baka’s Sky.”
There are family-friendly facilities where kids can run around, and since the mountain road is a bit rough, you won’t be bothered by the noise of street racers taking on the climb.
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Camping in Miaoli recommendation — Orange House Three Meals
📍Miaoli｜Orange House Three Meals (橘舍三食)
The Lixiping Leisure Agriculture Area in Zhuolan Township, Miaoli County, was once an airfield during the Japanese colonial era before becoming a leisure farming area, with citrus orchards making up the largest share. All across the plateau you can spot the sheds farmers built to store their citrus — the “orange barns” that give this place its name. (Text source: official website)
Orange House Three Meals offers a one-night, two-meal package covering dinner and breakfast. Each tent price already includes the stay for 2 adults and covers: the tent stay experience, two wood-fired dishes from the mountain kitchen, a hearty breakfast buffet, two seasonal DIY activities on site, plus free bicycles you can borrow.
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Camping in Miaoli recommendation — Tai’an Wonderland Campground
📍Miaoli｜Tai’an Wonderland Campground (泰安仙境露營區)
Tai’an Wonderland is perfect for first-time campers: no tent to pitch, and pots, pans, stoves and grills are all provided, along with a slide, a sandpit, a big lawn and rocking chairs for watching the sunset over a sea of clouds.
The public area offers a refrigerator, an air fryer, a sterilizer and a rice cooker, and the accessible facilities are well thought out — basically every amenity you can think of is there, and the bathrooms have separate wet and dry areas. The owner is unanimously praised by campers for being friendly, and even makes an evening announcement letting everyone know it’s time to sleep. A good environment takes everyone’s effort to maintain, so let’s keep this wonderland everyone’s secret spot!
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Camping in Miaoli recommendation — Yunshui Hot Spring Resort Forest
📍Miaoli｜Yunshui Hot Spring Resort Forest (雲水溫泉度假森林)
The campground is split into Area A and Area B, with 6 tent sites per area if you book the whole thing. You need to bring your own tent, and cars can’t drive onto the grass, but carts are available on site for moving your camping gear. Facilities include: a refrigerator, a sink counter, bathrooms, tables and chairs, and free play facilities.
The park has everything you could need — not only RVs (remember to book ahead) but also the campground and resort accommodations, and you can come in just to see the bald cypress trees or soak in the hot springs. Enjoy yourself to the fullest among the green mountains and clear water!
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Camping in Miaoli recommendation — Zhai Zhuo Ran Wild Luxury Manor
📍Miaoli｜Zhai Zhuo Ran Wild Luxury Manor (寨酌然 野奢庄園)
Book a whole wild-luxury villa and enjoy an open-air pool and your own standalone manor house. Spend the day running and playing surrounded by nature and greenery, then savor a chef’s-choice private dinner in the evening and admire the moon quietly in the night breeze — a five-star resort experience
Glamping is also available, with carefully planned campsites equipped with everything campers need. You can pick and choose from activities such as small-farm fruit picking and hands-on DIY sessions to experience the local culture and natural scenery
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Camping in Miaoli recommendation — LoFi-Land Farm
📍Miaoli｜LoFi-Land Farm (自然圈農場)
Gear-free camping: no sleeping bag to bring and no tent to pitch. Tables, chairs and cookware are provided, along with indoor bathrooms and a hot spring pool, and the living area comes fully equipped with a refrigerator and sink counter, so you can enjoy the outdoors in easy, elegant comfort.
The site includes a fully organic, pesticide-free plant farm with free guided tours that introduce all kinds of plants and natural spices, and you can even pick your own vegetables and fruit to add to dinner! The one-night, two-meal package includes an outdoor barbecue, hand-rolled bread on a stick, a variety of DIY activities and breakfast the next morning, and you’re welcome to bring your own food for more dining options.
For details, see the Instagram post below ⬇ ⬇
💡Want to double-check what you might have forgotten? Take a look at [Camping gear] The camping packing list: a guide to the 5 must-see categories
💡Not sure which camping store to visit? Check out [Camping stores] Recommended camping gear shops in Taipei 2022
💡Worried that camping with kids comes with too many hassles? Take a look at Is family camping too much trouble? Three key points to bust the myth (includes recommended family camping spots)
This article was translated by AI from the original Chinese version.
