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Tired of the visual and auditory stimulation from phones and computers during holidays? I really want to head outdoors!Leaving behind the urban skyline, you’re greeted by beautiful mountains, lovely rivers, and vast lawns. Alternating with blue skies and white clouds, as night falls quietly, the sky transforms into a rare spectacle of stars—it’s truly wonderful to sleep in nature!DailyView Released the top 10 most popular online camping sites on the 5th—make the most of the good weather and go camping with your whole family!
1. Shitiping
The only coastal camping site on this list—if you want to enjoy stunning sea views, this is the place to go!Located in Hualien, it boasts an excellent geographical position where you can get up close to the azure Pacific Ocean and coastal reefs. The breathtaking seascape offers different kinds of beauty during sunrise, sunset, and under the starry night sky, creating a dreamy experience that fills you with happiness.

▲ Xiaolu Camping Area. (Photo/Sourced fromXiaolu Camping AreaOfficial Fan Page)
2. Xiaolu Camping Area
Nestled within the Shuangcui Lake fjord in Taichung, Xiaolu Camping Area is hidden deep in the mountains, like a secret base. It maintains rich natural ecology and emphasizes a sustainable management model. Each campsite here is independent and highly secluded, making you feel as if you have the scenery all to yourself—an incredibly enjoyable experience.

▲ Tianjing Camping Area. (Photo/Sourced fromTianjing Camping AreaOfficial Fan Page)
3. Tianjing Camping Area
Located in the mountains of Wufeng Township, Hsinchu, at an altitude of about 1,150 meters, this area was once covered with cherry blossoms. From February to the end of April is the cherry blossom season, attracting many flower-loving campers during this time. Here, you can enjoy the beauty of highland sunsets, sea of clouds, and starry skies, complemented by the endless expanse of pristine fir forests—the view is truly unparalleled.
4. Hutoupi Scenic Area
Taiwan’s first reservoir, built during the Qing Dynasty in Tainan’s Hutoupi, later underwent improvements and became one of the popular camping spots. The vast park is suitable for group camping, and it also offers abundant facilities, attractions, and ecological diversity. Whether you’re riding a bike, grass sliding, or taking a stroll around the lake, there’s plenty of fun to be had. The site provides three types of campsites: cabins, car campsites, and platform campsites, allowing visitors to choose based on their needs.

▲ Gui Tian Homestay. (Photo/Sourced fromGui Tian HomestayOfficial Fan Page)
5. Gui Tian Leisure Manor
Transformed from idle factory buildings and fallow farmland, this camping site in Kaohsiung’s Gui Tian Leisure Manor is not too far from attractions such as Qishan Old Street and Meinong Hakka Cultural Museum—about an hour’s drive away, and just a 5-minute drive from the Meinong Farmers’ Association. The park features a 300-ping landscape garden with fresh air and beautiful scenery, making it perfect for campers who love the outdoors but don’t want to stray too far from civilization.

▲ Xiong Ba Campsite. (Photo/Sourced fromLilun Xiong Ba CampsiteOfficial Fan Page)
6. Xiong Ba Campsite
Located in the Lilun Tribe of Taichung, Xiong Ba Campsite attracts travelers looking for a peaceful retreat with its serene environment. Its unique geographical setting at the confluence of two streams makes it ideal for cooling off with water activities in summer. Nearby hiking trails also make mountain climbing and forest exploration very convenient.

▲Queenstown Forest. (Photo / Reposted fromQueenstown Forestofficial fan page)
7. Queenstown Forest
Located in the Sanxia District of New Taipei City, Queenstown Forest Campsite is a highly popular destination in northern Taiwan, though it’s not cheap. The wooden men’s and women’s restroom and shower areas are spacious, clean, and bright, with well-designed separate wet and dry zones. The most beautiful part of the campsite is around the huge swimming pool, which adds to the tropical resort vibe. Additionally, the site sells and rents out various camping-related items, offering great convenience.

▲Saiga Paradise and Liangshan Recreation Area. (Photo / Reposted fromSaiga Paradise and Liangshan Recreation Areaofficial fan page)
8. Saiga Campsite
Also making the list is this popular campsite in southern Taiwan, which boasts an extremely spacious area that can accommodate up to 1,000 people. The campsite is divided into several zones, including general campsites and wooden cabin spots. Near the entrance is a grass-sledding area — visitors absolutely must try sledding on the vast green field, which is super thrilling.

▲Jianshi Xiangshan Camping Area. (Photo / Reposted fromJianshi Xiangshan Camping Areaofficial fan page)
9. Xiangshan Camping Area
Situated in Jianshi Township, Hsinchu, the Xiangshan Camping Area may not be at a high altitude, but it offers quite expansive views, where you can even sometimes see sea of clouds. The mountain spring-fed splash pool lets kids enjoy splashing around to their heart's content, making it very relaxing. Nearby hiking trails also feature beautiful cedar forests — a great side trip while camping here.

▲Nan’ao Farm. (Photo / Reposted fromExploring Yilan @ Yilan County Government Cultural Affairs Bureau)
10. Nan’ao Farm
Located in Yilan, Nan’ao Farm is well-planned, with designated zones for camping, cycling paths, a water pond, and an orchard. The campsite isn’t far from the city center, and nearby attractions include Dongyue Cold Spring and Nan’ao Fishing Port. Most importantly, this campsite allows free entry, helping travelers save on costs.
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