Glamping for Literary Youths: No Tents Needed—Six Stylish Comfortable Stays

By MOOK Scenic Spots House (compiled and reported)
 
In recent years, the glamping trend has taken off, with an increasing variety of unique campsites, including those boasting breathtaking scenery and high-end luxury campsites. These options have attracted many travelers eager to experience them. Here are six stylish, no-tent-required accommodations that allow literary youths to easily enjoy a comfortable camping holiday.

1. Deer Island Eco Camping Area
Covering an area of 10 hectares, the Zuozhen Deer Island Parent-Child Camping Park has not only introduced starry sky tents but also planted a large number of trees and raised adorable animals such as Formosan sika deer and spotted deer. The bubble-like round tents, each approximately 8 pyeong (about 26 square meters) in size, come with two double beds, leisure tables and chairs, and air conditioning. The park serves whole roasted pig and lamb, which can be paired with red wine, beer, and the star-filled night sky.

2. That Village
Located in Jiaoxi, Yilan, “That Village” adopts a new form of luxury glamping and is situated in a forested area at an altitude of about 200 meters, surrounded by mountains on three sides and a river valley on one. It boasts abundant natural resources and stunning landscapes, with beautiful scenery changing with the seasons. The park features green camping grounds and, for the first time in Taiwan, each tent is equipped with private bathroom facilities, creating a uniquely luxurious glamping destination for families and friends to enjoy together.

3. Peninsula Secret
The park combines coastal homestays, camping areas, open-air water activity zones, island-loop hiking trails, and rich geological and ecological landscapes. Visitors can also book experiences such as canoeing and barbecues. Hidden next to Baishawan, Peninsula Secret is close to the Lingshanbi Recreation Area and features distinctive terrain. In addition to the unparalleled sea views, guests can also enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

4. Yanliao Homestay
Located by the sea in Hualien, Yanliao Homestay’s “Lazy Camper Zone” uses two African safari tents. The spacious interiors are tall enough that you don’t need to duck to walk in. Aside from two double beds, they are furnished with long wooden benches, single sofas, small square tables, and more. Local driftwood is used for decoration, blending rustic simplicity with the creative touches of the campsite owner.