老牛露營區

Small and mini camp, there are three zones that can be two-tents or four-tents. They are not likely to interfere with each other, and there is also a Ganzai shop that can supply supplies, which is very convenient. There are a lot of cats in the park. Cat lovers should be very happy. Otherwise, they might feel a little troubled. The toilets are clean and the scenery is beautiful, recommended.

The camp area is clean and the host is very friendly! A lot of cute cats and dogs ~ I recommend it to those who like animals! The only fly in the ointment, the hot water in the bath is not easy to adjust, it is super hot?

The map positioning is fake. You have to listen to the camp owner and follow the street signs. The last section of the road is really directly trapped by the navigation. There are only three areas in the camp, and the hinterland is not very large, but it is very suitable for friends to come to the package area. The environment and the surrounding area of ​​the sink are very clean, and the separation of baths and toilets is a bonus. There are three cats and a dog in the camp, and they will greet them when they get off the car. By the way, they will cheat from time to time. There are cats and dogs for three days and two nights. I can only say that it is really awesome! The organic persimmons grown by the owner are very delicious, and the sea of ​​clouds in the persimmon garden is too beautiful.

I really wanted to like this campground, but unfortunately, due to the accumulation of events, I couldn't help but go home with a sour feeling. To start with the positives: the campsite is beautiful and the facilities are cleaned regularly. The lady boss is friendly but unfortunately lacks conflict management skills. We arrived on a Thursday and after setting up camp I noticed a puncture on my rear right side. Thought I was out of luck at first, I soon realized that a small sharp stone had badly punctured the wheel. Area A has a lot of gravel (when I booked, I thought it was more grass!) and the quality of the gravel is not suitable for camping as it consists mostly of small, sharp rocks. I've camped and parked on gravel many times before at other campgrounds and have never had any issues (because it's higher quality and the stones are bigger). In order to fix the tire, I had to put on the spare tire and drive an hour to Zhudong. The puncture was too big so I had to replace both tires on the rear axle for a total of TWD 7000. The damaged tire was only half a year old and cost me NT$4,500. Since both tires on the rear axle had to be replaced, I lost TWD 9000 on the original tire and spent TWD 7000 on the new tire. What an expensive camp! As we drove home on Sunday, after leaving camp, I had to scrape more small stones from the wheels. This is very dangerous! It's just money, and if it was the only problem I had this weekend, I probably wouldn't even bring it up. But what really made me sour in the end was what happened next. This camping weekend was supposed to be a celebration of my son's 6th birthday. To surprise him and the other kids in my group, I organized a treasure hunt. For this I bought a box full of toys, plastic gold coins and some fake diamonds (total value of box, toys and props ~2000 NTD). I drew a map and left clues for the kids. Then disaster struck. As the kids track down all the clues, the treasure chest isn't there! It turns out that the owner or some workers found it a little earlier than we did (I didn't expect anyone roaming the area) and opened the box to check the contents and damaged all the toy packaging. Apparently they thought someone had left the box to curse them. They took the box out of the camp and threw it down the slope. At around 9.30am, I hid the box 20 meters below the tent area, and less than two hours later, the children began searching. What pissed me off the most was the way the lady boss handled the situation. When we initially asked her if she saw or took a wooden crate containing toys and coins, she pretended she didn't know anything about it. After more than 10 minutes of discussion back and forth, she finally made it clear that her family or friends threw it on the slope outside the camp. No empathy and no real excuses. My son started crying and I was so sad. His birthday was almost ruined. I would have expected immediate complete honesty and goodwill to make the situation right. You screw it up, you fix it! Instead, she tried to sidestep and ignore the question. Outrageous! Eventually, where they left our treasure chest was found and I had to climb down a dangerous slope to get it back to save my kid's birthday. The box is slightly damaged + dirty, all toy packaging is open. What I don't understand is why they don't ask their camping guests first? You host families on your property and when you find something you don't ask your guests if it belongs to them? Are you so paranoid that you think people will try to curse you with a treasure chest full of children's toys? No common sense?

I booked a total of 4 bills in the BC area with my friends, and the space is very large! There is an exclusive bathroom and a refrigerator, so I can’t see the people in Zone A at all. It feels great. XD There are two cats who exaggerate their relatives, especially the orange cat. We act like a baby as soon as we come. There is also a very scary little black dog and a cow cat. A big black dog also came to welcome the guests, but was later tied up by the camp owner. There are no insects, but the bees are very large and only a few points, the camp is very clean, and you can pick sweet persimmons! It is about one kilometer away from the mountain pass of Niaozui Mountain. It can be reached on foot. It is enough to pull out before 4 pm on Sunday. So we went to climb the mountain on Sunday morning, but the slope is a bit hard. We need to carry water and wear off-road shoes. You can prepare gloves. On the whole it is a super campsite, and the reception is also very good. You can book the Wengyao chicken with the owner. It is super delicious.

Long journey but beautiful scenery! The owner of the camp is very kind and enthusiastic. I forgot to bring something, but someone was going to go up and down the mountain and helped us to turn it up and down. Thank you so much! There are also simple welfare clubs in the camp that sell cookies, drinks and instant noodles! Timber owners can also ask them. It is very lucky to see the super beautiful sea of ​​clouds! The owner is very loving and adopted many animals! Dogs are basically tied and will not harass the guests, and there are cats (but relatives don’t kiss cats, and if you have cats, you may want to look at them to avoid fights)