Bamboo Forest Wonderland

Lovely rural getaway in the bamboo forest. A bit remote so make sure you can arrange for transport if you wish to leave the venue - otherwise, the resort itself is a calm oasis to unwind.

We stayed at this camp because of the beautiful location and the peaceful atmosphere of the first two days. But on the third day, everything collapsed. The neighbors started screaming like crazy people, setting off firecrackers, and provoking a dog to howl non-stop. Cars drove past our tent every 5 minutes. The management had told us the music would be off at 10:00 PM, but the chaos continued long after. Let me be clear: The party itself was not the problem. The problem was the absurd volume, the cars driving past our tents, and the disgusting, shameless behavior of the guests that the management failed to stop immediately. When you book a peaceful camp, you expect to sleep. Not to be woken up by a screaming mob and vehicles right next to your tent. The management here is a complete failure. They did absolutely nothing to control the chaos. They had no plan. They had no rules. They let the guests run wild, destroy the peace, and terrorize the other paying guests. They only acted when we threatened to call the police. Proactive management does not exist here. My 9-year-old daughter, who had been patient the entire trip, finally ran to reception and screamed: "I want to sleep. NOW!" because she simply could not take it anymore. I then sent a message explaining the situation and threatening to call the police. To be fair: at 10:00 PM, the noise finally stopped. The receptionist did manage to calm the neighbors down and reduce the traffic. I have to give him credit for that. But here is the problem: He only acted because we complained and threatened. Nothing was done proactively. The peaceful atmosphere we paid for should have been maintained without us having to fight for it. And then came the real insult. Instead of simply apologizing for the inconvenience, he offered us a "small gift" when we checked out, as if to buy our silence. Let me be absolutely clear: I am not for sale. My opinion is not for sale. I pay for what I book. No gift in the world will stop me from writing an honest review. Offering a gift to make someone stop complaining is not service. It is bribery. It is an insult to every guest who actually pays for a peaceful stay. By leaving this gift in our tent after I had refused it more than ten times, they proved that they truly believe every single person has a price. They assumed I would think and act like them: corrupt, greedy, and willing to sell my opinion for a few kilograms of tea. They reduced me to their own miserable level. This was not an apology. This was an insult to my character. They did not listen to me. They simply could not believe that I am not someone who can be bought. My review is no longer just a criticism of a badly run camp. It is an accusation against a mentality that believes every human being has a price. I have proven that I am not that kind of person. They will never understand what integrity means. We left this camp feeling disgusted, not because of the noise, but because of the management's belief that their guests can be bought off with a few Yuan. Do not stay here. This is not a camp. This is a lesson in disrespect.

It was a great stay here at Bamboo Forest Wonderland! They were so friendly and relaxed and even gave us a lovely gift when we checked out! The cabin was very clean and updated and comfortable to stay at. I definitely recommend staying here!