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Xincheng Wind-Sugar Leisure Park, located in Baoshan Township, Hsinchu County, enjoys an exceptional natural setting of clear mountains and pristine waters. Thanks to the devoted efforts of local residents, an environment largely free of excessive artificial development has gradually emerged—an ideal place to commune with nature, relax, exercise, and savor good food. The park offers camping and barbecue areas, group-activity venues, hiking trails, ecological ponds, a parent-child playground, assorted DIY workshops, Hakka cuisine, farm-product sales, guided tours, and help planning nearby excursions. Bring only a joyful heart and you’ll leave with a holiday full of wonderful memories. Xincheng Community, situated within Baoshan Township, Hsinchu County, began as scattered settlements as early as the Qing Dynasty, when the Jin-guang-fu group came to cultivate the Beipu area; it was then called Xincheng Village. Under Japanese rule, the soil around Baoshan proved ideal for growing high-sugar-content bamboo cane, and Xincheng became one of Taiwan’s major sugar-producing centers. Just over a decade ago, vast cane fields still surrounded the village; cane was hauled by handcar to the sugar mill, where it was transformed into sweet, fragrant red-sugar blocks.