Chungu Trout Leisure Farm
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| No. 25, Xiaodonghe, Nanzhuang Map | |
| Miaoli County | |
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About this hotel
Travel Guide: Chungu Trout Farm Leisure Farm, Nanzhuang, Miaoli County
Introduction
Tucked into the forested hills of Miaoli’s Nanzhuang Township, Chungu Trout Farm Leisure Farm (春谷養鱒休閒農場) is more than just a place to stay—it’s a peaceful mountain escape that blends agricultural hospitality, outdoor adventure, and cozy comfort. Located at No. 25, Xiaodonghe, Nanzhuang Township, this family-run farm hotel caters to casual weekend getaways, family trips, and pet-friendly vacations, putting the best of Miaoli’s natural scenery right on your doorstep.
Hotel Overview
Built around working trout ponds, the property offers a range of well-appointed rooms, including spacious family and accessible units, all with mountain views, air conditioning, heating, tea and coffee-making facilities, and private en-suite bathrooms stocked with free toiletries, a hairdryer, and slippers. All rooms are non-smoking and hypoallergenic, and free Wi-Fi covers the entire property, with complimentary private parking (including accessible spots) available on-site.
On-site amenities suit every type of traveler: there’s a full restaurant serving fresh farm-to-table trout dishes and a highly acclaimed breakfast that draws rave reviews from guests, plus outdoor space including a sun terrace, garden, picnic area, and paid barbecue facilities. Pet owners can bring their four-legged companions with advance notice (a small extra fee may apply). For active guests, the farm offers paid guided hiking tours, badminton, darts, karaoke, and nightly entertainment, while families will love the children’s game room and outdoor play equipment. The multilingual (English and Mandarin) staff offer fast check-in, luggage storage, and local tour advice to make your stay seamless.
Local Attractions
Three nearby highlights are not to be missed during your stay. First, just a 10-minute drive away, Nanzhuang Old Street is a charming colonial-era thoroughfare lined with red brick shophouses serving Hakka specialties like mochi and wild vegetable noodles, perfect for browsing for handmade souvenirs and sampling local snacks. Second, Xiaodong River Canyon, a 15-minute hike from the farm, features crystal-clear mountain pools, shaded walking trails, and stunning cascades ideal for a refreshing dip in summer. Third, Shitoushan (Lion Head Mountain) Scenic Area, 20 minutes by car, is a beloved hiking destination dotted with ancient temples, cliffside shrines, and panoramic views of the Miaoli hills that suit casual and serious hikers alike.
Travel Tips
Book your stay in advance, especially on weekends and national holidays, as the property fills up quickly during peak season. If you plan to hike, pack sturdy walking shoes and layers—mountain temperatures are 3-5°C cooler than the lowlands of Miaoli, even in summer. The farm’s signature whole steamed trout is a must-order at the on-site restaurant; let the kitchen know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions, as they can prepare custom meals for an extra fee. Finally, let the front desk know when booking if you’re bringing your pet to ensure they can accommodate your request and confirm any extra charges ahead of your arrival.
Hotel Facilities
Breakfast review is very good Bathroom