In the past year, very few people in Hong Kong could travel abroad. Besides having staycations in Hong Kong, many people chose to head to the rural areas for activities like camping and hiking, and one of the most popular activities these days is car picnicking. Today, our experts at Kwiksure will present to you a list of car picnicking sites in Hong Kong, along with their fees. Many of these sites have a long list of facilities for borrowing, which makes them very suitable for novice car picnickers! The term 'car picnicking' originated in Japan, and means accommodation in the car. This practice has been popular in Japan for many years. The car owner would transform the car's interior into a living space, possibly adding TVs, beds, folding tables, etc. These owners would live, cook, play, and sleep in the car, and also have self-driving trips when they find the time. This is similar to the car travel life (Vanlife) that foreigners love, though most foreigners will use large camper vans instead of private cars or goods vans and park their cars at the campsite before setting up tents and cooking. As for the "car picnicking" that has recently gained popularity in Hong Kong, many people will drive to outdoor campsites to set up tents, so the practice is closer to what people do in the West.