Saiyuen Camping Adventure Park
Photograph: Facebook/Saiyuen
Photograph: Facebook/Saiyuen

The best luxury camping and glamping sites in Hong Kong

Get out of the city and enjoy a countryside getaway

Jenny Leung
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We all deserve a little R&R every once in a while – that’s what staycations are for. And sometimes, you just need to get out of the city and reconnect with nature by going on a hike, taking a stroll in the park, or perhaps jumping on a bike for a ride around the countryside.

But, let's be honest, who has the time to do all the planning and preparation for outdoor adventures? So, if you’re looking to enjoy a countryside getaway without any of the trouble, glamping is the answer to your prayers. Follow our guide to enjoy the best glamping experiences in Hong Kong.

RECOMMENDED: Just looking for a quick nature escape? Head on over to some of Hong Kong's most hidden gardens and green spaces.

Hong Kong’s best glamping spots

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  • Yuen Long

Located in the historic Fung Kat Heung village, Park Nature sits at the foot of Kai Kung Leng Hill in Yuen Long. Offering panoramic views of the surrounding farmlands, there are various types of caravans for you to choose from, including pet-friendly caravans and luxurious stargazer caravans where you can kick back inside and take in the starry skies. Aside from staying at the park, visitors can also visit the nearby Nam Sang Wai Wetland, hike up to Kai Kung Leng, or rent a bike to explore the area.

Visit parknature.com.hk for more info

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  • Yuen Long

Located out in Yuen Long, We Camp offers three camping zones, including a car camping area, a glamping site, and a special area for picnics. All tents at the glamping zone are set up on wooden platforms that surround a beautiful lake with a mountain view. There are individual bathrooms and a shower room, along with things like sleeping bags, ice boxes, mini heaters or air conditioners available for rent.

Visit wecamp.hk for more info 

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  • Lantau Island

We love luxurious staycations, but why do that when you can fall asleep under the stars in a transparent bubble-shaped tent? Galaxy Garden is a tranquil glamping site located on Lantau Island. Its semi-transparent bubble tents give guests a beautiful open view of the sky, while still giving them the privacy they need (so you'll literally be in your own bubble). You can even fire up a barbeque or pay a visit to Pui O beach just minutes away from the campsite.

Visit galaxygardenlantau.com for more info

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  • Cheung Chau

Saiyuen is a giant 11-acre outdoor adventure playground in Cheung Chau. You can try everything from a treetop canopy walk to archery battles in the jungle, and there’s even a goat pen as well. Saiyuen is also a fantastic glamping site with different themes and camping experiences to choose from, including Native American Teepee, African Safari Tent, Star Gazing Geodesic Dome, and The Mongolian Ger – all of which come with folding beds and sleeping bags, lighting, and mosquito nets. 

Visit saiyuen.com for more info

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  • Lantau Island

This one is for the watersport junkies. Doubling up as a water sports centre and beachside camping destination, Long Coast Seasports offers cosy safari tents and caravans for glampers with an incomparable view of Cheung Sha beach, complete with comfy mattresses and access to shower facilities. During the day, get active with watersports like kayaking, kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, and bodyboarding, and end the day with a much-needed barbecue for dinner. 

Visit longcoast.hk for more info

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  • Lantau Island

Enjoy the resort life right here in Hong Kong and go on a beachside getaway to Lantau. Welcome Beach’s caravans come decked out with a double bed, air conditioning, television, mini-fridge, wifi, and an open kitchen. Step outside and be floored by the gorgeous view of Cheung Sha Beach, complete with palm trees and colourful beach umbrellas. You can also opt for an evening barbecue or a picnic outside the caravan. Take a breather and enjoy the sun, sand, and sea.

Visit welcomebeach.com.hk for more info

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