RV Camping | Anji Le Na Lake Campground is a place without a ceiling for kids

Anji Le Na Stone Valley·Stone Art Village 📍Anji | Baofu Town Fun Information 🚍RV Campground 🏘️Villa Hotel ⛺️Le Na Lake Camping Ground 🪂Paragliding Base (nearby) ✅Toilets ✅Showers ✅Camping Spots ✅Kayaks ✅Paddle Boards 🙅🏻No formal meals (3-4 km drive to the town) ☕️Coffee/Afternoon Tea available Tips for kids ✨Less people and cars during the May Day holiday🥳, but more mosquitoes and stars🤣. You spray the repellent, but getting bitten is just a matter of time. 👒Anji has a particularly good ecological environment, brought nature picture books for the kids this time, recommending 'Field Guide to Nature Walks'; you can also bring insect-catching nets, magnifying glasses and other tools (shared in previous notes), can play for three hours without calling for mom🐞🐝🐌🫎🐛🪳🕷️🐍🐦 ☝️There is a significant temperature difference between day and night, bring extra clothes for the kids for overnight stays 🍽️Food and Drink Strategy There's not much good food inside the resort, but it's not far to drive to Baofu Town, recommended 1️⃣ Bamboo Factory (good taste, plenty of parking) 2️⃣ Mao's Folk Restaurant (two-story street-side shop, good taste) 3️⃣ Yun Xi Restaurant (recommended by the housekeeper, haven't had the chance to try yet) Driving out for late-night snacks, navigate to the most popular Xiao Gao Barbecue in town, the prices are surprisingly high😦 Who dares to say Anji is a Kyoto substitute, the prices are already next level ☕️Waterfall Coffee Tickets 79r/person, group guests 59/person, includes a cup of coffee Drinking coffee on the water feels quite unique, easy to find, a row of surfboards at the entrance, then you see the guy in the floral shirt and you're at the front desk