Ready to enjoy a more affordable staycation, unwind, and get back to nature? Gather up a group of friends and your overnight bags because we’ve found these awesome spots for glamping – or glamorous camping – in Hong Kong! Whether you want to BBQ up your own food and gaze up at the stars until you fall asleep or go full luxury and have your meals covered and a proper shower, here are our favourite glamping sites in Hong Kong.
Sai Yuen Camping Adventure Park — Cheung Chau
Sai Yuen Camping Adventure Park is more than just a campsite, it’s your one-stop-shop for a big family adventure! This outdoor adventure playground set in over 11 acres of land on the Southwestern tip of Cheung Chau has many outdoor activities to choose from including a tree top canopy walk, a ‘climbing monkeys’ climbing challenge for kids over 4, junior abseiling, archery, and bubble soccer. There are also goats you can pet, drumming sessions, and arts and crafts workshops. Camping and glamping options range from BYOT (bring your own tent) through to Mongolian gers, comfortable safari tents, and teepee tents that can sleep up to 12 people.
Where: Saiyuen Camping Adventure Park, DD CC Lot 12, Sai Wan, Cheung Chau
Cost: From HK$1,467 for a African safari tent (2 single beds) to HK$2,950 for a Safari XL (2 single beds and 2 double beds). Activities are charged separately and prices may vary seasonally.
Book: Book on Klook or call + 852 2666 9556.
Natural Glamping Lau Fau Shan — Yuen Long
Located in Lau Fau Shan in the northernwestern New Territories, Natural Glamping offers tents with a bohemian chic vibe for groups of two to four. While the accommodation and on-site activities are fairly basic (trampoline and sand pit for the little ones), the tents are well-maintained and each come with their own bathroom. One of the biggest draws of this luxury camping site is the proximity to wholesome activities for the family like Lok Yau Yau Strawberry Farm, T. Park, Happy Fish Farm, and Ha Pak Nai Beach. A BBQ package with food and tools can be purchased as an extra, guests can bring their own food and rent the grill for HK$150, or cook in the shared kitchen.
Where: Shui Lau Tin Tsuen, Shek Kong Airfield Road, Shek Kong, Pat Heung
Cost: HK$1,900 for 2-4 person Stargazing Tent or Tribal Tent. HK$2,850 for 4-6 person Sailing Tent. Minimum two guests per booking.
Book: Book on Klook or call +852 6433 9821.
Galaxy Garden — Lantau
To live out your carefree hobbit on the meadows of Middle-earth fantasy, Galaxy Garden has bubble tents with transparent ceilings to enjoy stargazing or watching the rain. Arguably our favourite glamping location in Hong Kong, ‘Bubble home’ is more accurate, because the larger tents actually have a living room that connects to the bedroom. The whole campsite is a pretty sight at night, when the bubbles light up from the inside and cast a warm glow. Enjoy light-up swings, kiddie pools, and grill a communal dinner late into the night (BBQ rental HK$200 per person). Towel rentals, parking, cake-freezing, and other add-ons have an extra fee tacked on.
Where: 48 Ngau Au Garden, Pui O, Lantau Island, New Territories
Cost: From HK$1,290 for 2-person Starry Sky Tent on weekdays (HK$1,620 on weekends) to HK$1,950 for 4-person Transparent Skygazing Tent on weekdays (HK$2,460 on weekends).
Book: Book online, email [email protected], or call +852 9263 9078
Yau Tam Mei Holiday Camp — Yuen Long
Yau Tam Mei Holiday Camp is a veritable theme park for glamping in Hong Kong. With themed accommodations, aesthetic stargazing tents, and indoor and outdoor activities, it’s a great option for families with kids and group bonding activities. There are 10 types of cabins, each with a destination theme, including Greece, Thailand, and Tokyo. These come with a private garden and bathroom facilities with hot water. This luxury camping location’s family-friendly activities include the 2,000 sq.f indoor playroom, mini kart track, and bouncy castle, while the older groups will enjoy the karaoke and mahjong rooms. Barbecue ingredients and set-up are included in all the packages when you book on Klook.
Where: Yau Tam Mei Holiday Camp, Ngau Tam Mei Rd, Yau Tam Mei Tsuen
Cost: HK$2,800 for Greece Aegean Sea-themed accommodation (4-6 persons; includes BBQ cash voucher and open kitchen) to HK$5,700 for Kyoto Dream House (up to 15 persons; includes BBQ cash voucher, mahjong room, and private garden).
Book: Book on Klook or call +852 2882 2236.
Long Coast Seasports Glamping — South Lantau
You can’t beat camping by the beach, and Lower Cheung Sha beach on Lantau island is one of our favourite beaches in Hong Kong. Longcoast Seasports offers a more ‘roughing it in nature’ glamping experience, with a comfortable selection of safari tents, caravans, and rooms available for those that want a fun beach-side. The campsites have a small playground and trampoline for the kids, and you can hire a BBQ. The overnight stay package includes watersports equipment rental, and lessons are also available at an additional cost. There are also a few nice restaurants just along the beach.
Where: Long Coast Seasports, 29 Lower Cheung Sha Village, Lantau Island
Cost: From HK$1,599 for a 3-person caravan to HK$2,299 per night for a 4-person deluxe caravan. Seasonal variations & limitations apply.
Book: Book on Klook.
Treasure Island — South Lantau
Not fancy teepees or safari tents, but the ‘luxurious’ part about these ordinary 4 and 6 person tents at Treasure Island Beach Club is that you don’t need to carry any gear or spend time wrestling with tent pegs – they set everything up for you. They’ll provide the bedrolls, BBQ, lamps and you can rent sleeping bags. For a more comfortable stay, opt for one of the beachfront cabana rooms where you can sleep on an actual bed, with air conditioning and en suite shower room. Located on beautiful Pui O beach, amid Lantau’s wetlands, you can relax and enjoy the natural environment (and almost certainly see some buffalo). Treasure Island also rent watersports equipment and give lessons (March – November only) and on Fridays, weekends and public holidays they run a chilled beachside restaurant and bar.
Where: Treasure Island Beach Club, Pui O Beach, Lantau Trail Sec. 12, Lantau Island
Cost: From HK$950 per night for 4-person tent (4 adults or 6 children) to HK$1,850 per night for a 3-person Ohana home. Seasonal variations & limitations apply.
Book: Book online, email [email protected], or call +852 2546 3543.
YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel — Lantau
Located a short walk from Ngong Ping Village, the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, you’re all set to enjoy a night of dreamy luxury camping in Lantau’s stunning hills without having to drag a tent up them! These large bell tents at the Youth Hostels Assocation’s Lantau location sleep up to 6 people, and are set up with pillows, bedding, and lights, plus guests have free use of the Youth Hostel kitchen and bathroom. BBQ and breakfast can also be arranged. (Note: You will need at least one Youth Hostels Assocation member in a group of four. One year membership cost is HK$70 for 5-17 year olds and HK$150 for over those over 18.)
Where: YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel, Ngong Ping Rd, Lantau Island
Cost: HK$920 per tent, which can fit 1-4 people (At least one YHA member per group of 4. Groups of 4+ must have two YHA members). Seasonal variations & limitations apply.
Book: Book on Klook, email [email protected], or call +852 2788 1638.
Mingle Farm — Yuen Long
Spend a romantic evening stargazing in Mingle Farm’s transparent AEcoSphere dome tents (semi-transparent also available for those concerned about privacy) or watch the kids’ excitement levels go OTT as you tell them you’re sleeping in one of the ‘fantasy’ rainbow or fairy-themed tents. Simple caravans are also available if you prefer your glamping less on the quirky side. Tents and caravans are fully equipped with bedding, there are shared toilet and shower facilities, as well as BBQs are available. You can also borrow kites, badminton rackets, and soccer balls to enjoy some family play time. You’re near Hong Kong Wetland Centre, Kadoorie Farm, and T.Park if you fancy a day trip while you’re here.
Where: No. 154, Nim Wan Road, Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long
Cost: From HK$800 per night for a 2-person AEcoSphere, up to HK$2,000 per night for a 4-person caravan (higher prices on weekends). Seasonal variations & limitations apply.
Book: Book online, email [email protected], or call +852 9785 8263.
Welcome Beach — Lantau
If you’re more a 5-star hotel kind of person and tents are just a step too far for you, how about a caravan at Welcome Beach? The air-conditioned glamping caravans come complete with bedding and use of shared shower facilities. There is a BBQ area (BBQ hire is included in your rate) and a small kiosk for purchasing snacks, drinks, and other necessities (note: no outside drinks allowed). From Welcome Beach, it is about 10 minutes’ walk to Lower Cheung Sha beach where there are several restaurants to choose from and watersports equipment available to hire (at Longcoast Seasports – see above).
Where: Cheung Sha Beach, 57 South Lantau Rd, Lantau Island
Cost: From HK$1,400 per night for 2 persons on weekdays through to HK$3,200 for 5 persons on weekends. Seasonal variations & limitations apply.
Book: Book online, email [email protected], call +852 2890 9980, WhatsApp +852 9060 6220.
Header image credits: Galaxy Garden
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