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Craving a barbecue surrounded by nature? Chung Pui Barbecue Site is calling your name. This spot is more than just a place to grill. It is an escape into the beauty of Pat Sin Leng Country Park.

Chung Pui Barbecue Site is nestled on Pat Sin Leng’s southern slope. Thick vegetation shelters it creating a tranquil environment. Bird songs fill the air making for a relaxing experience. The site overlooks the scenic Plover Cove Reservoir.

Plover Cove Reservoir is quite the feat of engineering. It was once a sea inlet named Shuen Wan. Engineers built a 2.1km dam to create the reservoir. This dam is made of layers of gravel and sand. It is the longest in Hong Kong and the world’s first reservoir built in the sea.

Chung Pui Barbecue Site offers easy access for beginners. It has barbeque pits. Benches and tables offer space to relax. Drains and clotheslines add convenience. Pavilions provide shelter. Flushing toilets and sinks ensure hygiene. Tap water is available.

The Chung Pui Barbecue Site is near several attractions. Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail is close by. Bride’s Pool Nature Trail is another option. Dragon-Ball Pool, Bride’s Pool and Mirror Pool are also nearby. These offer great opportunities for exploration.

The campsite is a medium-sized one. It can accommodate between 20 and 50 tents. This provides enough space for cooking and moving around.

Getting to Chung Pui Barbecue Site is straightforward. Take Minibus 20R from Tai Po Market MTR Station. Bus 275R from Tai Po Market MTR Station is also an option on Sundays and holidays. Get off at the Chung Pui Barbecue Site stop. Alternatively, take Bus 75K from Tai Po Market MTR Station. Get off at Tai Mei Tuk Bus Terminus. Walk towards Bride’s Pool Road for about 30 minutes to reach the site.

Imagine grilling your favorite foods here. The aroma mixes with the fresh air. Bird songs create a natural soundtrack. The views of Plover Cove Reservoir add to the experience. Chung Pui Barbecue Site is a perfect blend of nature and recreation. It’s an ideal spot for a memorable day out.

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