Hong Kong Campsites
Tin Fu Tsai Campsite

Tin Fu Tsai Campsite

Tin Fu Tsai · Tai Lam Country Park

3.7 Easy Access Medium Site

About this Campsite

If you're looking for a secluded getaway, consider checking out Tin Fu Tsai Campsite - it's a quiet and peaceful spot surrounded by beautiful grasslands and plenty of birdlife. While some reviewers mentioned that the facilities could be improved, many others appreciated the campsite's natural charm, including its reliable stream water source and BBQ areas, making it an excellent choice for those seeking solitude and connection with nature. Just keep in mind that it can get a bit off-the-beaten-path, so be prepared for limited amenities and cell phone signal - but if you're looking to escape the crowds, Tin Fu Tsai Campsite might just be the perfect spot for you!

Introduction

Set in the heart of Tai Lam Country Park, this site is located next to the Tin Fu Tsai Village. The pleasant environment used to be Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's "Forest Station" and served as a base for afforestation scheme. A wooden bridge (with 1.5m wide, 2.5 m high and 1m long) straddles the campsite over a tranquil stream. The site lies along Yuen Tsuen Ancient Trail and has been a resting point for commuters days in the old days.

Amenities & Facilities

BBQ Pits
Bench
Drain
Table
Toilets
Clothesline
Dry Pit
Pavilion
Shower

Highlights

Ho Pui Reservoir: It was voted as one of the Ten Best Hong Kong Scenery Sports, the smallest reservoir is managed by Water Supplies Department. Apart from its fantastic vantage point atop of the reservoir, the water is used for irrigating agricultural lands in North-west New Territories. Tai Lam Chung Reservoir: It was formed by drowning the Tai Lam Chung valley. The valley runs in the direction of north-east to south-west, aligning with the major fault extending through the reservoir region. Tin Fu Tsai Village: Founded 300 years ago by Choi clan, there were about several hundred villagers during the peak time. It was considered a large and influential village in the Pat Heung area. Some indigenous villagers still live there today.

How to Get There

Method 1: Take Bus 51 (Sheung Tsuen-bound) from Nina Tower Bus Terminus or the bus stop atop of Tsuen Wan MTR station. Get off at bus stop ÒTai Mo Shan Country ParkÓ. Walk from the Twisk Country Park Management Centre at Stage 9 of the MacLehose Trail for about 2 hours. Method 2: From Sham Tseng, walk past Tsing Fai Tong to reach the campsite. It takes about 1.5 hours.

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