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A new RV camp in Jingdezhen, Taobocheng, covers 37,000 square meters with 308 parking spots. It offers 24-hour free access to toilets, showers, and hot water, plus 65 charging stations for RVs and EVs. The manager stated all services are free, drawing travelers from across China.
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A new RV camp in Jingdezhen, Taobocheng, covers 37,000 square meters with 308 parking spots. It offers 24-hour free access to toilets, showers, and ho...
A new RV camp in Jingdezhen, Taobocheng, covers 37,000 square meters with 308 parking spots. It offers 24-hour free access to toilets, showers, and hot water, plus 65 charging stations for RVs and EVs. The manager stated all services are free, drawing travelers from across China.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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