In Huadu, a 1 hour drive from Guangzhou

There is a campsite that is perfect for the family-Baosang Garden

The Golden Autumn Mulberry Camping Festival was recently held there

Picking mulberry fruits during the day, picnicking, and tasting mulberry food

Participate in bonfire parties and listen to folk songs in the evening live

After the whole day, adults relax in the mountains and forests

Children can also be happy in fun projects

Baosang Garden has successively won titles such as "Guangdong Province Science Popularization Education Base","Sericulture Culture Demonstration Infrastructure","Eco-tourism Star Park","Science and Technology Tourism Demonstration Base" and "Sightseeing and Leisure Demonstration Park."

When young people think of camping, their minds are filled with romantic fantasies about sunsets, music, and wine. But for parents, when taking their children camping, the first thing they have to consider is various "troubles"--

Rugged mountain roads and unlovely snakes and insects are safety hazards; unclean water sources can test children's intestines and skin.

Usually, children have a lot to do when they go out, and a lot of food has to be prepared for camping; adults can chat and drink coffee during camping, but the children seem to have to run wildly around the camp...

Thinking about it, the idea of traveling gradually disappeared.

We spent a day at the Baosang Garden Camping Festival and found that most of them were family outings, with adults and children having fun. These troubles did not exist at all.

Tent products are equipped with comfortable showers and toilets, as well as villas and study camps.

Baosang Garden is next to the tourist avenue in Huadu. It takes a few minutes to get off the highway. It is surrounded by lakes and communities, with convenient transportation and "small and hidden in the city."

The entire site is enclosed and managed, with mulberry forests, lawns, playgrounds, restaurants, villas... The environment and luxury facilities are modern, allowing you to have "self-service" throughout the entire process, and manual services can be easily found when needed.

The park is equipped with a wild tent package, with tents, picnic mats, and meals available; advanced players can also take their children to pick mulberry fruits, grind soy milk, barbecue, DIY cocoons, experience silk reeling, and feed emus.

It is fun and can learn knowledge. We have never seen children squatting in tents and playing mobile games bored.

Baosang Garden is only an hour's drive from the city, so it's perfect to sleep in and eat brunch before leaving.

The autumn breeze in Guangzhou is warm, and it is wonderful to have any outdoor activities. Watching the scenery outside the car window gradually turn from a building to a dwarf tree, the mood for the outing also jumped.

Parking the car, each person carrying only a small backpack, and heading straight for the mulberry orchard that he was longing for.

The mulberry trees as tall as a person are covered with deep purple mulberry fruits. When you walk in, you can smell the rich aroma of ripe fruits.

Everyone held bowls, cans, and even straw hats, repeatedly poked their heads and reached out in the mulberry forest to collect the mulberry fruits in their bags.

The child had long been unable to help eating while picking. The juice dyed his small face and small hands red, and the mulberry fruits in the jar were never full.

Facing such dense fruits for the first time, we were like Sun Wukong who had entered a peach garden. We had never seen the world and shouted,"There is so much here" and "There is so much here". Every picker's face began to be filled with joy of a bumper harvest.

After picking the mulberry fruits, continue the exploration of "entering science" of mulberry trees. As soon as we entered the silkworm laboratory, we met cute silkworm babies, who were countless childhood pets born in the 1980s and 1990s.

The white and fat silkworm baby munches on fresh mulberry leaves and will turn into cocoons when it grows up. You can also experience the process of cocoon reeling here.

The cocoon silk drawing is hung on the spinning wheel and rotated quickly, and the silk on the cocoon is drawn out. This is the first time I feel the smooth texture of natural mulberry silk, which is particularly wonderful.

There are also many magical animals in the park. For example, the emus, which look like an ostrich, are cute and low-key, but can actually run and fight. Several of them have lost a lot of their fur after being pecked.

As soon as people get close, they will rush over, thinking there are leaves to eat.

There is a large play pool next to it, which looks ordinary, but once the staff spray bubbles into it, it will become a beautiful snow scenery.

Make a "snowman" and blow a "snowflake". With the blessing of the sunset, the portraits have a sense of Japanese transparency.

After playing around, the power began to run low. We planned to try the park's unique mulberry food.

Mulberry forest walking chicken, mulberry juice tofu, mulberry leaf noodles... They are all mountain and forest vegetables made from ingredients of origin, which are difficult to eat in urban areas. Only use small hot pot to cook it can highlight the fresh flavor of the food.

"The ultimate ingredients only require the simplest cooking," which is probably the case.

At 4 or 5 p.m., the halo of the sun dyed the western sky a gentle pink orange-you can see it from the commanding heights of the grass slopes of the campsite.

Choose this place for the picnic. Don't stick to the richness and beauty of the food, as long as there is music, books and flowers, you can walk and lie down at your heart, and it has become an oil painting.

The undulating lawn evokes the DNA of teenagers running.

Like children and playing bamboo dragonflies and flying kites, the worries and laughter of the adult world are lost on the grass.

There is also tent equipment brought by high-end campers, including picnic utensils, hand-brewed coffee machines, and cooking tables. Chatting and playing Frisbee in the sunset is the "life that urban people aspire to."

The sky was getting dark, and we returned to the lakeside tent that the park helped us prepare. This area is already full of tourists, some resting and taking a nap in tents, and some chatting at night around tables outside.

It is like a tribe of interests formed by strangers. There is no vigilance between people, only friendship.

This is probably the charm of camping.

The curved and soft tent allows the little beast under house arrest to stick its head out, exposing its almost primitive innocence to integrate into its surroundings.

During the camping festival, the park also prepares many night activities suitable for all ages to provide overnight visitors with a retro romance away from digital products and neon lights.

Streams of lights were lit up at the stalls of the Bangpeng Market, and children surrounded them and drew hand-painted small paintings, or experienced fabric tie-dyeing with mulberry juice. Good memories could be taken home in a "physical" manner.

The folk band next to him also plugged in.

The young friend sat around on the grass, his feet moving slightly, and then he raised his beer. He couldn't help but sing along,"That's it, whatever, laugh at our loneliness."

People who liked peace went to the glass house to watch movies. What is being shown this night is "Up". It is an animated film but it is not for young people. It is suitable for both adults and children.

During the camping festival, the films are different every night, with anime, love, comedy, science fiction and other genres, depending on the composition of the audience that night.

The night gradually fell silent, and a bonfire was lit on the grass. People were attracted by the fire and gathered in a circle to play games holding hands. Everyone had a satisfied smile on their faces.

We watched the happiness and recalled the beauty of the day.

It was just a full moon that night. Sitting quietly by the bonfire, I felt like a city in "Little Forest", gradually absorbing the energy to "work harder" when I went back.