Nantou camping sites offer breathtaking sea of clouds, glass-like light, and meteor showers!

Text & Photos /Master He

Do you still remember,
when meteors streak across the Milky Way,
that incomparable beauty,
an emotion that no aperture lens can capture,
just reach out your hands to hold onto this time-lapsed moment of the sky,
and create the most beautiful, most beautiful group camping smiles together.　

The fastest-driving-access high-altitude scenic campsite in central Taiwan (just 20 minutes off Highway No. 6).

The best viewing vista and rest platform.

220-degree wide-angle scenic view.

Starlight glass right before your eyes.

Glass-like sea of clouds with vehicle tracks panorama.

Snap a photo of the cloud waterfall glass effect anytime.

Misty Puli City.

The beauty of layered red-hued mountains (shot with GF6 black card).

Mystical light and shadow at sunrise on mountain peaks (shot with GF6 slit card).

Evening red glow radiance (shot with GF6 slit card).

Vast camping space.

Super VIP scenic campsite spot.

Tonight’s date with the meteor shower.

The best scenic campsite for family camping.

Leisurely and playful.

It’s all about loving camping, right?

Totally worth it for smiles like these.

NXTC fleet group camping was a huge success.

Elevation and satellite positioning chart.

Lianxing Campsite location chart: (Sites A & B are closest to the restroom).

Let’s take a look at how to get to Lianxing Camping Area:

On National Highway 6, look for the Beishan Interchange. Please stay in the right lane before entering the tunnel.

As soon as you exit the tunnel, take the Beishan Interchange immediately.

After exiting the interchange, turn left onto Provincial Highway 14 toward Guoxing Township.

About one kilometer before the North Mountain Tunnel, turn left toward Beishan Village.

Drive past the red bridge.

After crossing the red bridge, continue straight until you reach the Beishan Police Station, then turn right (beside Provincial Highway 147).

Continue past the overpass of National Highway 6.

It takes about 5 minutes from the tunnel entrance where you drove in past the red bridge—remember to turn right uphill and go straight up.

After passing the Jiu fen Er Shan Leaning House, take the right fork at the next intersection about 300 meters ahead (signs are clear along the way).

It won’t take ten minutes to reach the camp headquarters (please check in with the administrator first).

In front of the camp headquarters is the viewing platform (please keep quiet in public areas).

Let’s start by introducing the VIP camping spots.

The large tent area can fit about 5–6 small tents (parking spaces are limited).

The panoramic camping spots are especially precious.

In front, you’ll be surrounded by mountains, with Guoxing Township and Puli City in view.

This time, all group camps in this area used large tents, making it lively and energetic.

With nice weather, everything looks beautiful no matter how you shoot.

The area is super quiet at night.

There are so many beautiful tents that I couldn’t help but take quite a few photos.

Next to the VIP area is Zone G, across the driveway.

Basically, two large tents fit just right here.

This is the most beautiful loop-view spot in the camp (Master He’s favorite spot).

For me, this camping spot is pretty big—and not bad at all.

Next to the VIP area is Zone H.

One sink (basically all sinks at Lianxing look the same).

There’s always a waterproof power outlet behind the sink (there are plenty of them).

The big bear in Zone H is very eye-catching.

This zone also fits about three large tents perfectly.

Night photo of Zone H—there were more clouds tonight.

First, take a look at the bathroom and toilet area (the far end is the camp headquarters).

Two water dispensers on the outer corridor, two rest tables and chairs, and two sinks.

It also provides two types of food storage: frozen and refrigerated.

Both the men's and women's toilets are clean and odor-free (several toilets are designed for easy access for people with disabilities—no steps).

For men only.

To be honest, you can tell how much effort the camp has put in just by looking at this.

Let’s take a look at Area A.

Area A is the closest to the bathrooms, with a flat floor that feels pretty good.

Honestly, the Shuixing Campsite has an abundance of sinks that are super convenient to use.

Area B.

Each area can usually accommodate around 10–12 tents.

Night shoot: Taichung Longjing, a family gathering.

Also a very casual style of camping—most veterans here prefer solo camping.

Area C.

Just finished taking down the tents—here’s a full view of Area C.

Lianxing Campsite is currently offering a 20–25% discount on tents, and the space is quite ample.

There are super many sinks.

Area D: (Haoyexing Villa, setting up a new tent—taking a sneaky photo from afar).

The lawn is well-maintained, though we can’t test the drainage without rain.

Area D: A handmade multi-functional mobile kitchen created by a DIY expert (not for sale).

It really is an outdoor kitchen with powerful functionality and amazing storage space.

There are extremely many sinks.

Tonight, Lianxing Campsite is fully booked and brightly lit.

Area E.

Although this week is fully booked, there still seem to be plenty of spaces left for parking.

I also hope the camp can maintain this standard.

After all, this way families have space to enjoy together.

Area F.

The outermost area—this time we camped and dined together with a convoy.

One tent for a night rush and overnight stay was very comfortable.

Zone F scenic view (currently under tree maintenance).

Sinks are almost everywhere.

It was really refreshing to join a group camping and dining experience for the first time.

There’s also plenty of space available for group camping—this is the place to go (thanks to the beautiful photos by Ms. Xie Yaling from the convoy).

Having fun together made for such a lively evening.

As midnight arrived, everything returned to tranquility.

Being a good camping buddy who loves “LOVE camping” is also very important, isn’t it?

Currently, the camping trend is mostly centered around family camping.

Of course, children who grow up camping outdoors with their parents will naturally become closer.

There’s just so much kids can do at the campsite.

Forming groups, going from not knowing each other to having fun together.　　

Isn’t that what we’re here for? That’s what outdoor camping is all about—you can do whatever you enjoy, as long as it doesn’t bother others. Who says camping is boring? Come and give it a try. You’ll find that at every campsite, you can make the best friends and camping buddies.

Sometimes it’s also nice for families to have some moderate screen time (thanks to the beautiful photos by Ms. Xie Yaling from the convoy).

A great scenic campsite is truly rare—it’s all about the campsite owner’s philosophy.

During this camping trip, the owner even kindly reminded us several times to keep our voices down, and we were just taking photos as a couple.

A good campsite shows its quality even in the basic reminders—and Lianxing Campsite has done just that.

Of course, as a good camper, you should also follow the campsite rules.

We were lucky to capture this scene under clear skies this week.

Actually, I think a photo reflects the mood of the person taking it, don’t you think?　　　

The group camping trip came to a successful end—No. 194 camp / Weekly Camping Journey No. 104.

When the vibe is right, the camping experience becomes even richer.

The stunning scenery at Lianxing Campsite is truly, incredibly beautiful.

All I really wanted was this gentle, floating feeling—and that’s all.

Campsite Notice 1: At popular scenic campsites, please keep noise levels low at night.
Campsite Notice 2: Please speak softly when enjoying the view from the observation deck (basic camping courtesy—please observe).
Campsite Notice 3: For setting up large specialty tents, please inform the campsite owner in advance—those who prefer a quieter experience, please avoid these areas.
Campsite Notice 4: Photography enthusiasts may not enter the campsite for shooting without the administrator’s permission.
Campsite Fees: One tent X 800 / VIP scenic tent spot X 1000
Campsite Capacity: 60 tent spots (reduced from 80), so there’s ample parking.
Campsite Phone: 0921784737
Campsite Address: No. 39, Fengming Lane, Nangang Village, Guoxing Township, Nantou County
Campsite Official Website:Front Xing Camping Area Facebook Fan Page
LINE ID: 0921784737
Campsite Bathrooms: 14 bathrooms　
Accessible Facilities: The bathroom area is quite spacious (with a 15 cm step); two toilets have no steps
Pet-friendly Campsite: Pets are allowed (please keep them on a leash, do not let them roam freely or make excessive noise)
Campsite Parking: Unload equipment at your campsite, vehicles may park in the nearest parking space
Campsite Guesthouses: None available
Campsite Electricity: Very, very convenient
Mobile Signal: Chunghwa Telecom 3G OK, other signals are weak
Summer Camping: Yes, high altitude of 960 meters
Campsite Highlight 1: Unparalleled sea of clouds, glass-like road tracks, and stunning sunrise views
Campsite Highlight 2: Minimal light pollution, ideal for viewing the Milky Way, constellations, and meteor showers
Campsite Highlight 3: Firefly season — enjoy fireflies right next to the campsite, no need to go elsewhere, extremely convenient
The fastest-driving-accessible mid-altitude scenic campsite in central Taiwan (just 20 minutes from exiting National Freeway 6)

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