Thunderbird Park

We stayed overnight in the campground in our rental camper and found it good, though a little pricey at 52 dollars for an unpowered pitch. Our pitch was spacious and the amenities and bathrooms were good. We ate dinner in the restaurant too which was good, and catered for my vegan diet with ease. All we wish for is that Aus would have long summer evenings like we do in Europe

Thunderbird Park is a natural wildlife park covering more than 100 hectares and is also a geologically rich oasis located on Tamberdeen Mountain in Lanzhou, Kunshan. It is said to have formed in the dinosaur era, so there have been legends and activities of digging dinosaur eggs. This is also a paradise for camping and rope climbing enthusiasts, with Australia's longest climbing ropeway, a children's paradise.