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China's largest camper base opens in Baili Dujuan

26.07.2026 06:24 1 min 1 source РУС
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The largest camper base in China, with 728 standard pitches, has opened at Parking Lot No. 4 in Baili Dujuan, Guizhou Province. Originally built as overflow parking for the spring rhododendron bloom, the site now operates year-round at 20 yuan per day for a standard spot and 38 yuan for VIP. In 2025, the base hosted 54,500 camper vans and 151,400 tent campers. Local authorities upgraded utilities and added showers after visitor feedback, without outsourcing management.

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