| Camping type | Tent camping, Camper van |
| Tent setup | Pre-erected tent, Pitch your own |
| Campsite equipment | Parking space, Bathroom, Amusement facilities |
| Transportation method | Get there on your own |
- Camping Regulations and Announcements -
Please be sure to read the purchase instructions carefully before purchasing. If you fail to comply with the check-in, the camp has the right to refuse check-in on the spot and no refund
The cost of camping at Xihmu is typically calculated based on your chosen camping style (campervan or tent), the number of nights booked, and the number of people. Campervan experiences usually include the vehicle usage fee and basic equipment, while tent sites are priced per spot. We recommend checking the specific services and facilities included in the price before booking, such as water and electricity supply, and access to public restrooms, to ensure they meet your needs.
Xihmu Campground is located at a low altitude with minimal light pollution, making it ideal for stargazing. The best viewing time is typically around the new moon, avoiding the full moon period when moonlight can obscure the stars. Any open area within the campground without tree cover is a good spot for observing the night sky. You can enjoy the starry expanse from your campsite or a common rest area.
The children's splash pool at Xihmu Campground, featuring a small slide, is primarily designed for children from preschool age to lower elementary grades. The pool has a shallow depth and is equipped with a simple slide, offering a safe and fun space for kids to cool off. Parents must supervise their children at all times to ensure their safety while playing in the water and to enjoy the summer fun together.
The campervan experience at Xihmu offers a fully equipped, mobile accommodation with amenities typically including beds, air conditioning, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom, catering to campers seeking comfort and convenience. The tent camping experience provides designated campsites where you need to bring your own tent and all camping gear, offering a more traditional and flexible camping experience for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy setting up their own campsite.
The most convenient way to travel from Xihmu Campground to Songluo Trail or Geothermal Valley is by car, with a journey of approximately 10 to 15 minutes. These natural attractions are not far from the campground. You can also consider taking a taxi or using local paid shuttle services, though their schedules may require advance inquiry. It's advisable to confirm your transportation and route before setting off.
Xihmu Campground provides comprehensive basic facilities for campers, including clean public restrooms with hot water supply, sinks, and simple cooking areas. Some campervan sites are equipped with individual water and electricity hookups. Additionally, there is a children's splash pool with a slide for families and parking spaces available. We recommend confirming the specific list of provided amenities and services with the campground before booking.
Located in Datong Township, Yilan, Xihmu Campground is surrounded by lush greenery, with fresh air and a tranquil atmosphere filled with the sounds of nature. Besides enjoying the serenity of the outdoors, the campground features a children's splash pool and slide, perfect for family water play. In the evening, the low light pollution environment offers excellent stargazing opportunities. Furthermore, its proximity to Songluo Trail makes it convenient for hiking and enjoying the surrounding mountains.
Xihmu (sihmut) means 'make yourself at home' in the Atayal language, and the campground's name reflects its aim to provide guests with an environment as comfortable and relaxed as being at home. While the campground itself does not specialize in Atayal cultural tours or activities, the area of Datong Township in Yilan where it is situated is a significant Atayal settlement. Visitors may have opportunities to explore local tribal culture and specialty foods in the vicinity. The campground's welcoming and friendly atmosphere indirectly echoes the hospitable spirit of the Atayal people.