Things to do in Miaoli

The park isn't big, but I feel it's enough and it's very cute. There aren't any special facilities. There's a slide for children to play on, but it's old and there's a lot of dirt on the slide, so we didn't play on it. The sandpit has disappeared 😆. However, I prefer to let them run free when camping, so it's okay. Overall, I like the relaxed feeling. They provide tableware and kitchenware, which is very convenient! They even have dish soap and a scouring pad, which is great. The wind protection outside the tent really helps a lot, and the inside of the tent is very large. The sleeping bags are also very warm, so you don't have to worry about the cold! The campfire and maple leaves are very atmospheric, I like it very much. The hair dryer has a very strong airflow, which is great! The toilet has a separate wet and dry area, which is nice. There are bound to be older parts, but at least it's clean. There are cats in the park, super cute ❤️. I would like to visit again next time!

The counter staff said that if you buy tickets on holidays, you won't get the dinosaur popcorn, but you can redeem the dinosaur popcorn if you buy tickets online, which I think is a great deal, and the kids are very happy! Also, if you check in online, you will get a dinosaur hand-held stick, which the children love! There were a lot of people on the first day of the Lunar New Year. We watched a show, and the performers interacted well with the audience 👍

Booking convenience with Klook: Tickets are cheaper than buying them on-site for 699. Although you can only experience each activity once, there's plenty of time throughout the day to queue and eat. We finished around 17:30. Klook is really cost-effective and convenient, awesome!!

Vast grasslands are home to several breeds of dairy cows, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with them. The agricultural production area produces dairy products from cow's milk, as well as pasture cultivation. The organic area is planted with flowers, herbs, and an organic vegetable area, allowing visitors to experience farm life.

I mainly saw it on Klook and through friend recommendations. There are many plants to see, and you can also participate in a blue dyeing experience, which is very interesting. Although the park requires an entrance fee, you can use NT$100 of it to offset the cost of specific products and experiences within the park, which I think is pretty good. If I have the chance next time, I would like to stay in the independent wooden cabin, listening to the secrets of nature and absorbing phytoncides😌 Convenience of booking with Klook: Very easy to use and also offers small discounts.

The open-air bath has an outdoor area, an indoor area, plus a swimming pool, sauna, and steam room. Bath towels, slippers, and hot tea are provided. The overall space is clean (including the restrooms), and the staff is great!

This is my first time in Miaoli. I just looked online to see what's fun nearby, and Klook sells hot spring vouchers, so I came to try it out. The facilities are okay, it's just that the hotel is a bit old, but many Japanese hot spring hotels are old but have their own unique flavor.

It's very suitable for taking elderly relatives to take photos. You can finish browsing in 1-3 hours. There is a very pitiful white cat in the park. I hope someone can take it to see a skin disease, as the infection has spread to the point where it can't open its eyes.

Awesome, the facilities are new, and the onsen's interior is also new. There's even a quick checkout button. The downside is that you have to cross a suspension bridge to get there, which is a bit scary. If you drive, you can go around, but it seems like the drive is farther~