Experience RV camping with kids

I took Beibei and her sister to the Xianju RV campsite over the weekend to experience what it's like to camp in an RV. First of all, the campsite is quite large, with a free parking lot, indoor and outdoor play areas for children, and at night there are barbecues, bonfires, and outdoor KTV. As for dining, if you need to barbecue, the merchants at the campsite can prepare the food for you, and there is a buffet restaurant at the check-in area where you can also order meals for lunch and dinner. Delivery can be sent to the entrance guardhouse, but it might be inconvenient if your RV is parked far away. Just a five-minute drive from the campsite, there is also a well-reputed restaurant (Taoyuan Renjia) that is good and affordable. The first day of the stay, the kids can play with some indoor and outdoor facilities, and at night there is a bonfire party where you can sing on an open-air screen. The next morning, you can go for a jungle adventure and archery, as it won't be too hot in the morning. Important note, be sure to pay attention to sun protection and mosquito prevention. The RVs are located in the forest and have good privacy, with most having their own small courtyard, but there are a lot of mosquitoes. I saw many children with terrible skin rashes from mosquito bites. There's only one mosquito repellent liquid in the RV, so be sure to bring good mosquito repellent products. Recommended products: Japanese Future vape mosquito repellent water/American OhBases Obixin little green beads. I brought these two mosquito repellents, and for two days with four people, we didn't get a single mosquito bite.