What parks are suitable for camping in Beijing?

Beijing really started to get hot in June! The hottest time should start in August. Is it true that my friends are already planning to start their summer vacation? The most comfortable thing in Beijing is camping in the park. This kind of activity is really enjoyable and romantic.

Guta Park, a small park, is a community park for the surrounding residents, located in Wangsiying within the Fifth Ring Road. The biggest feature of the park is a nine-story pagoda with a history of more than 400 years, and a 33.3-meter-high Ping An Guanyin, which is the largest in Beijing, which is why it is named. There are special children's play areas and camping areas in the park. The children's play area is at the east gate, and the camping area is near the south gate of the North District. Those who like camping don't forget to bring placemats and tents and find a suitable place to camp. The park is divided into two areas by a road, and the ancient pagoda is at the southernmost tip of the southern district. The center of the lake is the core attraction of Guta Park.

Many photographers come here to shoot. The long corridors and pavilions with lakes and mountains are very unique. You can sit by the lake and have a cup of tea, or lie in a tent and enjoy a day's outing!

Address: Kannonji, Wangsiying Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

Admission: free.

Bus: No.363, 1 1, and get off at Guta Park Station.

The Grand Canal Forest Park is in the east of Beijing, and there is a river, which is the famous Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in history.

The east coast is quiet, so walk all the way. Next to the trail is the tent area of forest park.

There will be signs on the roadside, all in the Woods. The park has "six views and eighteen views on both sides of a river".

It is the only ecological natural oxygen bar in Tongzhou and the only canal in Beijing.

Address: Song Liang South Road, Tongzhou District, Beijing

Admission: free.

Bus: Take Metro Line 6 and get off at Dongxia Park Station, walk about 400 meters to the south of Dongxia Park intersection, then transfer to No.822 and get off at Grand Canal Forest Park Station, and walk about 10 meter.

Nanhaizi Park is the largest free wetland park in Beijing. After completion, the total area will reach 1 1 square kilometer, which is equivalent to the size of four Summer Palace!

Before coming to Nanhaizi, be sure to check the memory of your mobile phone, and bring a micro-single and SLR if possible. The sun goes down, make a wave of high-definition movies and add some filters.

Send it to the ticket circle and pretend to go to the West Lake for minutes. It is worth mentioning that Nanhaizi Country Park is very suitable for camping, but it should be in the designated camping area, just in the mountain forest landscape area southwest of the park.

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Address: Huangyi Road, Daxing District, Beijing

Admission: free.

Bus: Take the southern section of Metro Line 8 and get off at Yinghai Station, walk about 760 meters east at Yinghai intersection, transfer to Line 6 of Development Zone, and get off at Nanhaizi Park Station.

Chaoyang Park Chaoyang Park is the largest park in the Fourth Ring Road, which is convenient for both public transportation and self-driving. Whether you want to go to an amusement park, set up a tent or fly a kite, even if you just want to find a place to be in a daze, it can be realized here.

There are many lawns where tents can be set up, and Sakura Valley is very good. There are 654.38+10,000 square meters here, and more than 1600 trees are planted on the slopes on both sides of Sakura Valley.

Admission: 5 yuan/person, half-price ticket 2.5 yuan/person.

Address: Chaoyang Park South Road 1, Chaoyang District

Transportation: East of Metro 14 Line, get off at Chaoyang Park Station and walk about 530 meters.

Beijing RV camping park

Address:

Daning Mountain Villa, Changyang Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, next to Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway.

Charge standard:

RV 100 Yuan/car/day, car 50 yuan/car/day.

Labagoumen Primitive Forest Park

Address:

Located in Labagoumen Manchu Township, Huairou District, Beijing, it is located in the northernmost part of Beijing.

Charge standard:

Adult fare 40 yuan/person-time; Half-price concessionary fare 20 yuan/person.

Baihebao Reservoir

Baihebao Reservoir is located in the upper reaches of Baihe River in the northeast of Yanqing County, which is 1 10 km away from Beijing. It is the third largest reservoir in Beijing and the highest reservoir in Beijing, with an altitude of more than 600 meters. At the same time, it is the upstream of Beijing's drinking water source, which is naturally pollution-free.

From Yanqing County to the northeast, along the Panshan Highway, through the old county, and climb the Giant Buddha Peak at an altitude of 1000 meters, you can see a clear and blue lake in the mountain, just like the scenery on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, that is Baihebao Reservoir. You can see that there are many shoals and blue lakes on the north bank of the reservoir, and the air is fresh, which is very suitable for camping and barbecue.

Location: North of Xiang Ying Town, Yanqing County

shang zhuang reservoir

Shangzhuang Reservoir is located in the northwest suburb of Beijing, 30 kilometers away from the urban area. This is definitely a holy place for Beijingers to fish, barbecue and camp.

Due to the shallow water in the Shangyou Lake section and the deep water in the downstream reservoir section, fish nest and breed all the year round from the upstream to the reservoir area, and the fish density is naturally higher than other large reservoirs. Imagine, there are green mountains and green waters, roasting the fish you caught, looking at the starry sky and listening to the flowing water. Isn't it interesting?

Venue: Shangzhuang Town, Haidian District, Beijing