Nice spot, relatively quiet, with toilets and a picnic table. However, we had a bit of a surprise during the night with an absolutely terrifying alarm. Don't be as surprised as we were; it's just the alarm for the fire station next door. A little scary in the middle of the night and in the rain, but it doesn't last long, and at least you'll know what to expect.

Very underrated spot! Just 3/4 tight spots so better to arrive early. The village is small but so authentic, very worth having a chat with the locals in the few shops that there are, really nice people. The bathrooms are fairly clean and with supposedly potable water. Also, the rooster is still there: he comes in the morning to say hi and waits patiently for some food scraps. Really funny guy. Very safe spot too.

Place with a lot of passage, as there are public toilets nearby, even during the night. We had the right to 2 cock all night with the passage of several noisy cars. Not our best night, but the toilets were clean.

Really nice, quiet and friendly green spot with still one free late evening! Apart from the rooster alarm at 5am 😆 toilets open all night

Good and quiet spot, try to arrive early as there are four spots at best. Well maintained toilets.

Good spot for one night, limited number of pitches (3/mx.4), best to arrive a little early, clean toilets open 24/7. Quiet location.

Toilets are open, 4 campers permitted and the cockerel is still here!

The first people arrived after 6 p.m. Unfortunately, the toilets are still closed. You can hear the street noise, and the roosters running around can be annoying at times.

The sign says 4 Taiwanese 24-hour camping permits, toilets, and occasional car noise.

Toilets are currently closed. Doesn't say when they'll open again