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Taiwan’s Only “Ice Blast Park” at a Campsite

A water wonderland for kids — play all day, sleep soundly at night. A parent rest area is thoughtfully set up next to the play zone — perfect for some gossip time.
7–8 lb bigmouth bass fishing pond — ready for fun?

Rich ecology along the Nalu Stream, great for family exploration

The area’s hottest activity: canyoning teams setting off

Even dogs love this campsite — relaxed enough to melt into the grass

The resident camp cat “Fatso” only hangs out on the terrace, never wanders

Rich campsite ecology: butterflies galore, and the cool Biling Waterfall is easy to reach

Just looking at it makes you feel cooler, right?

Afternoon eco-guided tours start on time, introducing local plant life. Breakfast? This is all you need — super convenient

Tribal festival dance event

Secret Garden altitude chart:

Here’s how to get to the Secret Garden:
After passing Neiwan, turn right after 120 Highway and the FamilyMart (heading toward Zhuxian 60 Highway)

Turn left before the tribal archway, cross the bridge toward Natural Valley

From here on, clear signs will guide you all the way

At 6.5 km on Zhuxian 60 Highway, prepare to turn right

At 6.8 km on Zhuxian 60 Highway, turn right onto a small road

About 100 meters — just follow the signs

Reach the Secret Garden Family Campsite in under a minute

First, park your car in the designated parking area, then go to the camp headquarters to reserve your spot.

The building right above the camp headquarters is it.

Below the camp headquarters, there are large refrigerators and water dispensers available.

The parking lots for Zones A and B are located right in front of the camping sites.

Basically, Zone A is a grassy area that is fairly well-maintained and flat, suitable for setting up around eight tents.

Also, fellow campers, please be careful not to drive your vehicles onto the grass. The camping site boundaries are clearly marked—please respect them and avoid crossing the lines. Protective grass mats are available nearby for your use.

Generally, each camping site is about 5x8 meters, offering ample space.

Night camping at Secret Garden is quite cool.

On summer nights, Nalu Tribe is really incredibly refreshing. No one uses fans, and everyone follows the rules, going to bed early.

Now let’s take a look at Grassland Zone B:

Like Zone A, vehicles can unload gear and park right next to the camping sites, which is very convenient.

The new grass area still needs some time to be properly maintained before it’s more suitable for camping.

There are multiple sinks, all equipped with waterproof lighting above.

Camping site at the entrance of Zone A.

The whole area is very convenient, located right next to the water play zone.

The campsite has significant light pollution at night, so you can only take a few night photos after fellow campers have gone to sleep around dawn.

It’s quite impressive how considerate this new campsite is—give it some extra encouragement. Zones A and B are connected to the bathroom area via the central walkway.

Secret Garden has separate bathroom areas for each section.

Being close to the water play zone, there are also spin dryers here (with plans to add one more).

Family-friendly bathrooms with separate wet and dry areas.

Clean bathrooms with provided toiletries.

Yellow Flower Bell Canopy Area:

This canopy area can accommodate about seven tents and is very convenient.

The front area is paved with gravel, so it won’t get muddy on rainy days.

The iron poles at the front have light switches to keep the area bright at night.

The area is about 3.5 meters wide, and the back wall has a thoughtful barrier.

The floor has tent pegs attached, making it easy to set up camp.

This way, you can clearly see the camping setup in this area—it’s very convenient to pitch inner tents.

The canopy area is just that convenient. Do you like it? How about gathering some friends for a camping trip to Secret Garden?

Unwinding at Secret Garden at night will ensure you get a good sleep.

Yellow Bell Rain Shelter Area with Private Bathrooms

Seriously not just thrown together – super thoughtful, right? (Includes a mini fridge)

Two bathrooms – more than enough

The last area: the Terrace Zone

We got really lucky with this last-minute booking – assigned a spot under the rain shelter in the terrace area

This sturdy 270-degree new tent is from APP operator Camping Fun’s display setup

This time I’m using my 20-year-old little tent for a relaxed (and musty XD) camping trip

There are plenty of power boxes in front of the campsite – very convenient

There are only two sinks – please use them carefully

The large terrace is kept extremely clean

Looking out, there’s an unobstructed view of layered mountain ranges

Photo taken toward the rain shelter area – this zone is actually quite spacious

Perfect for those who love to sleep in – the sun doesn’t show up until around 10 AM

Setting up a 3x3m living tent in front of the main tent should fit just fine

Vehicles in this area must park in the dedicated spots on the 1st floor

Truly the coolest area in Nalu Tribe

At night w?? the place is brightly lit and bustling with energy

The terrace area actually has private bathrooms

Really surprised me – and they’re great too

Family-friendly facilities: slushie game area

Parent rest area is right nearby – very convenient for taking care of kids

You’ll need to bring your own gear, and please be mindful of water play equipment

Various play facilities are all here

Even in summer, there’s cool spring water – the most fun, right?

Camp fishing pond – clean and comfortable environment, a favorite among anglers

Large terrace fishing area (just needs a sun umbrella to be perfect)

Please bring your own fishing gear – fishing is free
Secret Garden Family Camping Site – Information Overview:
Camp Notice 1: The camp has its own splash pool and fishpond – please pay attention to child safety
Camp Notice 2: Ordinary mosquitoes appear for about an hour in the evening – please take mosquito precautions
Camping Notice 3: Terrace Area – Equipment must be moved to the second floor. Please do not book if you are bothered by this.
Camping Fee: NT$1,000 per tent x1000, NT$200 per tent x200 for beginners welcome for night arrival with simple access.
Number of Campsites: 25 tent spaces
Camp Phone: 0932-324689
Camp Address: No. 209, Naro, Lane 12, Jinpingshi Village, Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County
Camp Official Website: Secret Garden Family Camping Facebook page, please click here (Don’t miss our Facebook messages)
Camp Bathrooms: 8 bathroom facilities
Accessibility Facilities: Both bathrooms and toilets have steps, please be cautious
Pet-Friendly Campsite: Allowed, but self-management is required – do not disturb others, please keep pets on a leash
Camp Parking: Allowed, unload at the front of your campsite. Vehicles for the rain shelter and terrace area must park in the designated parking lot
Camp Homestay: Simple rooms available only for seniors with mobility issues
Camp Electricity: Very convenient
Mobile Signal: Full 4G coverage
Summer Camping: Allowed, altitude 550 meters, bring a fan
Camp Benefit 1: All water play facilities in the camp are free to use, but please pay attention to children’s safety
Camp Benefit 2: Group meals can be ordered, please reserve in advance
Camp Benefit 3: Free eco-guided tours and DIY essential oil handmade activities will be ready within two weeks
Camp Benefit 4: Experience the charm of the Naro tribe, come and explore with us
Camp Benefit 5: Fireflies can be seen near the campsite
Camp Benefit 6: Master He's LOVE Camping authorized campsite, has joined the tent giveaway promotion
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