Acampamento em Taoyuan｜Parque de Campismo e Lazer Taoyuan Hotsy Roaming｜Quatro refeições com pernoite・Banquetes de glamping com duas refeições

享受了豪華露營體驗。入住後，提供了鬆餅和三明治的下午茶。晚餐是非常愉快的火鍋大餐。晚上電影放映時還有宵夜，隔天早上也有早餐。所有餐點都包含在已支付的費用中。我們選擇的住宿（豪華露營帳篷）比小木屋更寬敞，附有獨立衛浴，但我們的洗手台漏水。套裝行程包含每人一項免費活動（可選擇獨木舟、高空滑索或各種藝術和手工藝活動），但如果您想嘗試其他活動，可以另外付費。現場還有小型電動車可以租來環繞整個營區，但這些是需要付費的。還有一個我們沒時間探索的遊樂場。總體來說，這是一次有趣的體驗，在台灣做一些不同的事情。這是一個台灣本地人比外國人多的地方！

This weekday one-night, two-meal experience was incredibly enjoyable. The campsite is very spacious, making it a pleasure to walk around! Perhaps because it was a weekday, there weren't many people, so it didn't feel particularly crowded or noisy! The welcome afternoon tea should probably just be called welcome refreshments (as it was only some biscuits and barley tea). The children's canoe experience was especially good! Dinner was a teppanyaki BBQ with a very rich selection of dishes! The park was also exceptionally quiet at night, and I slept very well! Breakfast the next day was equally abundant! I think it was a wonderful experience! If there were more activities, I might consider coming again next time!

The service staff were very patient in answering all guests' questions, and their service was meticulous. There were many people during the Lunar New Year, but if we arrived early, there was a shuttle bus to Yingfu Songqiong Temple, where we could play rope slides, enjoy afternoon tea, make dumplings, eat hot pot, and have a late-night snack. I originally thought there would be no plans and I'd have plenty of time to relax, but it turned out to be quite busy (in a good way). The staff worked hard all day.

A very comfortable and wonderful glamping experience. This time, I brought my mother-in-law and my mother, a total of 8 people, and booked two Taoxi tent-style rooms. The room facilities are new, the beds are Simmons and super comfortable, and Dyson hair dryers are provided. Because there weren't many guests staying that day, we were able to enjoy all three outdoor facilities to our heart's content: zip-lining, canoeing, and DIY Hakka Lei Cha. The afternoon tea was delicious and plentiful, and the cafe was very Instagrammable and great for photos. Dinner also offered an exquisite surf and turf hot pot, which left us feeling incredibly full.

The campsite is very spacious and offers some activities. The zip line is thrilling! The hot pot dinner is truly abundant! There's also a late-night snack and movies to watch. Breakfast is a bit more ordinary compared to dinner, but still good. The bathroom in the RV doesn't have a door, only a curtain, which makes the room feel very damp and the smell isn't ideal.

From the service at the entrance reception to the quality of the games, everything was quite good. You could feel the attention to detail in their desire to do things well. However, I still have a suggestion: if outdoor facilities are unusable due to rain, it would be advisable to have some special indoor games available to address rainy conditions, so that people don't have to worry about the weather.

A very comfortable camping area. In the afternoon, there were ziplining and canoeing activities available. Dinner that day was an all-you-can-eat hot pot with a diverse and rich selection of ingredients. For breakfast the next day, there was a buffet with both Western and Chinese options. The entire trip was fun and we ate very well!

This glamping experience was fantastic! The park is huge, and the one-night, four-meal package left us feeling very full. There are three experiences: ziplining, canoeing, and Hakka Lei Cha (pounded tea) making. You can enjoy these activities an unlimited number of times within the designated hours.

The meal portions are generous, they're not afraid to give you a lot, only worried you can't finish it. The ingredients are fresh; the seafood, meats, and some hot pot ingredients taste different from those in regular supermarkets. The ice cream is very soft and also feels fresh. The service is excellent. We will go back to stay again in September.

The Taoyuan Man-Yueh Camping Area is quite spacious. Although the sky was overcast due to an approaching typhoon that day, the serene and tranquil lake and mountain scenery was still very pleasant. We were very lucky that day because there were fewer campers, so we were able to participate in every activity (including kayaking, high ropes, and Hakka Lei Cha DIY). Moreover, every receptionist was friendly, kind, and attentive, making our trip full of happy memories. We are truly grateful!