Yueqing Free Wilderness Star Camp

” "Long in the cage, return to nature. " Three years of COVID-19, people trapped on the frontline, Longing for a short escape, Breathe and run freely in the mountains and rivers. With the rise of the lightweight movement, outdoor sports are developing from a niche hobby to a national sport. One of the most popular is camping. From picnic MATS in the park to campsites far away from the city, "going outdoors" is one of the most chilling ways of life these days. 4% Most of the lightweight outdoor people tend to be social destinations with family leisure play, among which families with children account for 63. 4% We hope that the camp will not only face the "directional sniping" of the young generation, but also face the journey of healing and adventure of all the people of all ages, bringing natural wild interests to children and warm memories to families. A collection of parent-child growth, cultural leisure, multidimensional integrated field In Yandang Mountain, Yueqing, this idea has become a reality. Let's start with a pine cone in the forest. In the Jungle Book, a huge pine cone fell in the camp. A family of squirrels passing by Yueqing, attracted by the pine cone and the forest, decided to settle down here. Pine cones and branches form a fairy tale pine cone tribe On a rock in the rough, It's a playground built by a family of squirrels -- the Pine Cone Tribe, Holding up the camp canopy, there is no shortage of delicacy in the wild. Long corridors strung high and low pine cone houses, The continuous moving lines create a forest exploration journey, Children move through the tribe like little squirrels, Running, jumping, climbing, exploring, At this moment, we are all children of nature. The path to the squirrel House appears to be “riddled with obstacles”, Rope, twigs, planks, stakes... It's not meant to embarrass a young visitor, It's materials from the forest that make interesting natural tribes, These are decorating tips from the Squirrel family. The road into the Pinecone Tribe is full of challenges What's hidden in the highest squirrel house? The climbing tube is separated from the rope by "three rooms and one hall", Sunlight streamed into the hut through the "shutters", To discover the pine cone treasure that squirrels store. ！ Did someone jump over there?! How many surprises are hidden in the little pinecone house? Squirrels aren't the only ones living in the Jungle Book. A family of insects on the lawn is having a spring party with friends from far away. Have you ever watched ants moving, beetles racing? The tiny creatures seem to live in another mysterious kingdom, Let's zoom in this time. Let the kingdom of imagination become the playground of reality, To play, to explore, to feel! The Golden Beetle may seem grim, but it has a rich and interesting "inner world" ” "Nature is like a whiteboard, on which children can play freely and reconstruct the fantasy of culture. Nature also needs to be fully observed and fully aware, so as to stimulate the child's creativity. " -- LAST CHILD IN THE WOODS Studies have found that children engage in more fantasy play when they play in environments dominated by natural elements, like reading an endless storybook, immersing themselves in perception. The whole site is endowed with imagination and vitality by means of art Based on the space of "Theme image + Corridor style", the project forms a scene force with strong theme recognition, establishes a coherent and interesting shuttle path, realizes the paradise experience of Storyliving, and becomes a stereoscopic story book for immersive play. ” ” ” As we play, we hear these little questions: "Why do squirrels like pine cones? " "Why can squirrels climb so high? " "Why do beetles have two horns? " Each question becomes a map pointing to the treasure of nature, leading the children into the free fantasy wilderness. In fun, we encourage children to observe, feel, and explore the answers to questions, and let curiosity and imagination be the best guide. This is the meaning of playing in nature. Let go and let them explore and collaborate We explore the relationship between nature, children and families, and create works from a child-friendly one-meter perspective to create a warmer family destination. Nowadays, there is a wave of returning to nature around the world, and children in cities have more opportunities to contact with nature. We hope that children can explore the hidden secrets of nature in a series of fantastic natural parks, harvest pure and happy time, and reach a wider and distant world. Project name: Yueqing Free Wilderness Star Camp Project location: Wenzhou, Zhejiang Project area: 20000㎡ Theme park design: antao Development unit: Yueqing Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau and Yueqing State-owned Capital Operation Group