Former British Army camp located at Tui Min Hoi Area in Sai Kung.
Could not find many details about the camp, likely built around 1950. It had Nissen huts which were badly damaged by typhoon Wanda in 1962. A good aerial photo from 1963 can be seen on hkmaps.hk
In the 1950s it was known as Norwegian Farm Camp. Does anyone know how it got that name?
On a 1979 map (Hong Kong Streets & Places, Vol 2) it's named Cassino Camp. I don't know why or when the name changed.
Regards, David
This document describes the camp location (thanks to Moddsey for the link):
Quarry Camp
Map Ref. Hind 1008 3rd Ed: 365161
The camp is clearly shown on the 1952 map.
It was a British Army training camp before WW2, consisting of tents set up on the hillside overlooking the Kwanti racecourse. It was named after the nearby San Wai walled village.
It is still a military site today, used by the PLA.
Seems to have been used post WWII, especially during Korean War. Location from a mapsite; certainly was around Castle Peak area
