Shui Long Wo Campsite
| Shui Long Wo Campsite | |
| Location: | Shui Long Wo, Ma On Shan Country Park |
| Campsite Category: | Small (Remarks) |
| Accessibility: | Easy; for beginners |
| Introduction: | The surrounding landscape is terraced with lushly grown grass. Basic amenities are found, notably a setup for barbeques and toilets. Huge stone tables made of big rocks are a unique feature. |
| Facilities: | Barbeque pits, tables and benches |
| Hygienic facilities: | Dry toilet pits (& mobile toilet) |
| Source of water: | Stream water (seasonal supply) |
| Highlights: | Ma On Shan - At an altitude of 702 metres, its steep ranges are formed by Tiu Shau Ngam, Ngau Ngak Shan (674 metres) and Ma On Shan. Ma On means horse saddle in Chinese and this is easily described by the shape of the ridge viewed from Sha Tin. |
| Country trails: | MacLehose Trail - Stage 4 and Kei Ling Ha Tree Walk |
| How to get there: | Take Bus 299X from either Sai Kung Bus Terminal or Sha Tin Town Centre Bus Terminal. Get off at Shui Long Wo. Walk adjacent to the entrance of the Kei Ling Ha Country Park Management Centre and walk towards the Stage 4 of MacLehose Trail for 20 minutes. |
| Remarks: | The campsites are categorized into 3 size classes with reference to the number of potential tent space which is estimated based on the approximate size of a 4-person tent and the required cooking space and access pathway for campers. This is for reference only. Campsite category: Small / Medium / Large Small: for category with less than 20 tent spaces. Medium: for category with 20 – 50 tent spaces. Large: for category with more than 50 tent spaces. |
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