“Oi Fai Camp,” a child’s voice echoed, mispronouncing it as “Oy-fee.” That’s how my younger brother always referred to Caritas Oi Fai Camp. This sparked a wave of Cheung Chau memories. Caritas Oi Fai Camp is nestled on the idyllic Cheung Chau Island. It’s a haven from the hustle of Hong Kong, a place where time seems to slow down. The camp holds a special place in the hearts of many locals. It has offered generations a chance to connect with nature and each other. Caritas Oi Fai Camp caters to everyone, from children and youth to families and groups. The camp welcomes over 60,000 visitors annually. Imagine a place where you can enjoy basketball, badminton, archery, and even air-soft shooting. Look up at the night sky for some stellar observation. Engage in friendly competition with table tennis or test your agility on the rope course. For those who love the water, canoeing awaits. And a refreshing dip in the swimming pool offers respite from the Hong Kong heat. Caritas Oi Fai Camp offers more than just recreational activities. It also hosts educational and training programs with unique themes. It fosters personal growth and encourages teamwork. Caritas Oi Fai Camp is a testament to the spirit of community and the importance of outdoor experiences. To reach this island retreat, take a ferry from Central Pier No. 5 to Cheung Chau. Then enjoy a scenic 20-minute walk to the camp. You’ll find Caritas Oi Fai Camp at 4 Ming Fai Road. The camp’s commitment to providing affordable and enriching experiences is commendable. It truly is a gem in Hong Kong’s crown.
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