GGuest UserWhen we arrived at the camp, Xiao Ping was already waiting for us. He was wearing the camp's uniform, looked quite energetic, and had a very genuine smile – not one of those fake, professional ones. His first words immediately put us at ease: “Rough journey, wasn't it? Just leave your luggage to me.” Without another word, he quickly took our several large suitcases. As he led us to our tent, he clearly and concisely explained everything about the camp: where the restrooms were, hot water timings, and meal arrangements. There was no unnecessary chatter; it all sounded very reassuring.
The next morning, as soon as I stepped out of the room, Xiao Ping had already sorted out breakfast for us.
The overall feeling of the camp is: simple, but everything is perfectly arranged. The room was clean, the beds were comfortable (the electric blanket was even turned on in advance!), hot water was supplied on time, and the food was substantial. Behind all of this, you could feel Xiao Ping silently taking care of everything. He wasn't someone who hovered around, but it seemed he always anticipated what you needed, or if you had a question, he'd immediately appear to help.
When we left, Xiao Ping insisted on helping us load all our luggage into the car and arrange it neatly. Finally, he added, “Drive safely and take care on the road.” It was a simple phrase, but coupled with his sincere eyes, it felt incredibly genuine. Even after we had driven quite a distance, we could still see him waving goodbye to us at the camp entrance.
The camp is excellent for stargazing! The facilities aren't luxurious, but they have everything you need, and they're clean, practical, and well-heated. The bonfire party at night was lively, and the mini hotpot was delicious. Definitely a five-star recommendation.
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