Sam A Chung Campsite

Seeking a secluded escape? Then look no further than Sam A Chung Campsite. Nestled within Plover Cove Country Park, Sam A Chung Campsite offers a unique camping experience. This small campsite, perfect for seasoned hikers, sits on a hill beside a stream, south of Sam A Wan. From this vantage point, you can soak in breathtaking views of Yan Chau Tong (Double Haven). This includes Wong Wan Chau (Double Island), Ngo Mei Chau (Crescent Island), and Kat O Chau. The diverse landscape surrounding Sam A Chung Campsite is truly remarkable. Imagine pitching your tent amidst rock cliffs, sand pits, and fascinating geological formations. The waters off Sam A Wan teem with colorful fish and coral, adding another layer of wonder to this coastal haven. Sam A Chung Campsite provides basic amenities like barbeque pits, benches, tables, drains, and clotheslines. Dry toilet pits are available, and a seasonal stream provides a water source. While enjoying your stay at Sam A Chung Campsite, consider exploring nearby attractions. Lai Chi Wo, a 300-year-old Hakka walled village, is a fascinating glimpse into the past. Pay your respects at the Guan Di (God of War) temple and marvel at the ancient mangrove forest with its intertwined branches and hollow trees. Another nearby village, Wu Kau Tang, boasts a 400-year history. Originally called “Wu Kau Tin,” it encompassed several smaller villages. For a challenging hike with rewarding views, ascend Tiu Tang Lung, the highest peak in Plover Cove Country Park. From this summit, you can gaze upon Double Heaven sea, Starling Inlet, and even Yantian Port in Shenzhen. On a clear day, the panorama extends to Tung Ping Chau, Ma On Shan, and Pat Sin Leng. Sam A Chung Campsite offers a true escape into nature, with stunning views and nearby cultural gems to discover.