[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park (Updated Jul)

🌲 Visit the Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park on the Southern edge of Beijing! This is a massive area that is perfect as a relaxing afternoon activity. There are multiple lakes as well as kilometres and kilometres of paths to explore where you are surrounded by nature. 💵 Entrance into the park is free. Optionally, pay 25 yuan per person for the sightseeing bus that you can hop on and off of if you don’t feel like walking. You can also rent a 2-3 person bike for 60 yuan an hour (and then 1.5 yuan per minute after the first hour). 🪷 Look out for the large expanses of lotus flowers growing in the lake! There are also many cafes and pavilions to sit and relax in. 🎟️ There are multiple entrances into the park. I would recommend entering from the West 1 Entrance.

💸 1. Those “heart-stopping” moments that make your pupils quake Restaurants that eat up half a month’s salary in one bite Like Naoki Kaiseki Cuisine (average 1490 RMB per person), Diaoyutai State Guesthouse Restaurant (average 1706 RMB per person), a single dish can cost as much as a big meal in a third- or fourth-tier city. These places are about the environment and service, such as the State Guesthouse’s garden state banquet experience or the Water Cube night view at Pangu Wenqi Gourmet Gathering, a once-in-a-lifetime luxury check-in. Ticket traps + hidden costs Liangma River night cruise ticket 120 RMB/person (including champagne), combined with the light show it’s romantic, but nearly 250 RMB for two people for about an hour is really painful; Hidden costs at popular attractions: The “A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains” latte art and a set of Jishou cookies at the Forbidden City Corner Tower Café cost nearly 100 RMB, and visiting the Longfusi Mumu Art Museum plus cultural and creative products easily breaks 100 RMB. Premium experiences paid for “atmosphere” Panjiayuan Ghost Market bargain hunting for gamble stones and vintage jewelry seems fun but is very risky; nightlife at Sanlitun Taikoo Li with cocktails over 80 RMB each, and influencer rooftop check-ins with minimum spend requirements. 💰 2. Tried and tested “money recovery” tips: spend money with cost-effectiveness ✅ Eat: Avoid internet-famous spots, dig deep into old brand shops in the hutongs Fangzhuanchang No. 69 Zhajiang Noodles: 35 RMB a bowl of hand-pulled noodles + Laba garlic, with a hidden soft-boiled egg in the sauce, basically no queue after 13:30; Laojing Russian Restaurant: a treasure shop in the embassy area, specialty pork chop + borscht about 100 RMB per person, taste beats chain stores; Niudawan Beef Noodles: Jing flavor beef noodles in the Longfusi street area, only authentic with sesame sauce version, 30 RMB to fill up. ✅ Play: Off-peak + free scenes are the way to go Jingshan Park night run: free entry after 9 pm! Put on “Memories of the Forbidden City” on your headphones, run past Tongzi River to see the Corner Tower night view, unlock the soul moment of the capital for 0 RMB; Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park: climb “Feiyantai” for a 360° view of Beijing’s sunset, gentle and free, more stunning than paid observation decks; Lize SOHO: Zaha Hadid’s work + sci-fi style atrium, shoot cyberpunk photos with zero admission, a hidden landmark in Fengtai. ✅ Stay: Give up scenic spots, stay at “transport hubs” Along Metro Line 10: such as the LOFT youth hostel near Jijiayuan Station (100-150 RMB per person), converted from old factories, artistic and money-saving; Around South Third Ring Jingdong MALL: newly opened commercial area with new facilities, quality hotels for 200+ RMB, downstairs you can visit e-sports exhibitions and intangible cultural heritage markets. 🌟 3. High cost-performance experience recommendations (tested and reliable) New ways to play in the national trend old town Go to Changxindian National Trend Street: do rubbings between blue bricks and gray tiles (50 RMB to experience rubbing a remnant page of the Yongle Encyclopedia), browse the “Changxin 8:30” market and listen to live music, cultural immersion for about 100 RMB. Night market budget-friendly version of lively atmosphere Avoid crowded Wangfujing, switch to Caoqiao Flower Street Night Market: stewed dishes + flowers + handmade stalls, 30 RMB to eat your fill, and you can also shoot dopamine-inducing night scenes. Free high-tech check-in Fengtai District Intangible Cultural Heritage Center: 2700㎡ space to experience “intangible cultural heritage + technology,” make cloisonné or carved lacquer by hand, material fee only 20-50 RMB. 🛡️ 4. Mindset guide to avoid breakdowns: this is how to play Beijing without losing out Distinguish “worth it” from “not worth it” Choose 1-2 high premium projects (such as high-end restaurants, cruises) to experience, leave more budget for snacks and free landmarks. Remember the formula: when environment premium > content itself, be cautious about paying! Make good use of transportation to save time = save money Beijing subway covers a wide area, staying at subway intersections (such as Line 10/Line 5) allows 30-minute direct access to most attractions, saving taxi fares. Keep evidence for rights protection as a bottom line If you encounter price fraud or unreasonable charges (especially with tour groups, jewelry stores, etc.), immediately keep proof → contact the merchant → call 12315 complaint or 12345 citizen hotline. Beijing’s regulatory response is fast, don’t suffer in silence. 💡 Final honest words In Beijing, money really flows like water, but those who know the tricks can still play deeply and economically. Instead of breaking down, turn this “shock” into precise spending power—save decisively where you should, spend boldly where you must. Next time you come, you’ll most likely be able to watch the ups and downs with a smile and calmly pull out that secret high cost-performance list 😉.

💫Park Highlights: 🟩60,000-square-meter super-large site 🏕️ Camping and picnic areas 🌳Large area covered by shade 🌲Park combined with a natural park ↘️Free Activities: 1️⃣Camping area: Bring your own picnic mats and tents 2️⃣Liangying Platform: Garden rest platform, suitable for taking photos 3️⃣Castle slide: Various heights of slides, with staff to watch over them 4️⃣Luyue Forest Net: Includes panda trampolines, climbing nets and other facilities 5️⃣Pink sand pit: Remember to bring your own sand digging tools 💰Paid Activities: 🏎️1. Go-kart/two-seater jeep 🚂2. Thomas sightseeing train 🐰3. Small animal home (squirrels, rabbits, fish, etc.) 🥗Dining Options: 🍜The park offers simple meals such as pasta and grilled sausage 🥪You can bring your own food or order takeout ↘️Travel Tips: 🚂1. It is recommended to play go-karts and the small train in the morning to avoid queuing 👧2. It is recommended to play for half a day for children under 3 years old, and a full day for children over 3 years old 👚3. It is recommended to wear quick-drying clothes, sunscreen and breathable shoes 🏝️4. It is recommended to take off your shoes when playing in the sand to avoid staining ⚠️5. Closed on Mondays, please avoid this day 💡Useful Information: 📌Name: Jayga Flower Paradise 📍Address: Opposite the North Gate 1 of Nanyuan Forest Park 💳Tickets: ¥40/person ⚠️Note: ☀️ Bring sunscreen 🍶Prepare plenty of drinking water 👕It is recommended to bring a change of clothes 🔮Be careful with your valuables

🌈"North Olympic Forest Park, South Nanyuan Forest Park." Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, located in Fengtai District, echoes the Olympic Forest Park in the north of the city. It is a large green open space on the southern central axis of Beijing and an important part of the city's "green belt" park ring. Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park has a planned blue-green space of 10.7 square kilometers, including nearly 1,000 acres of wetlands. Once completed, it will become the largest park within the Fifth Ring Road and the largest "ecological green lung" in southern Beijing. 🌈The biggest highlight of Nanyuan Wetland Forest Park Yanjing Platform (Feiyan Platform) is inspired by the shape of wild geese inhabiting the "Nanyuan Forest Sea." The building's base and roof are designed to resemble the wings of a wild goose, emphasizing the north-south axis and using traditional sloped roofs to echo the central axis of Beijing, offering a modern interpretation of classical architecture. Since its opening, the Nanyuan Forest Observation Deck has become a popular spot for watching the sunrise, sunset, and the Western Hills, as well as for viewing the China Zun CBD and the Central Radio and Television Tower. It is considered the "ceiling" of Beijing's forest observation decks, attracting more and more visitors. 📍Location: East and west of Huaifang Road and north of Huaifang North Road, Fengtai District, Beijing 📸Photo spots: Observation deck, forest bookstore, abandoned railway tracks, lotus pond ⏰Park opening hours: 6:30 am–9 pm ⌚Observation deck opening hours: 9 am–9 pm 💰Tickets: Free (reservation required via mini program for observation deck) 🚇Transportation: Xigong Station (Line 4 or Line 19) 🚗Self-driving: Parking lot available nearby

🙋‍♀️Hi! This is the 33rd park I've visited. For more Beijing parks and weekend activities, check out my homepage 👉👉 💁‍♀️Recommended reasons ✔️Lots of trees and few people, the air in the park is very fresh! ✔️There is a sports trail around the park, perfect for fitness enthusiasts and parents with kids. ✔️The park has a developed water system, with several rivers running through it. 👣Tour route 👉Turn right after entering the park and walk along the trail. 👉You can walk to Luying Terrace in the south, Shiyu Terrace in the east, and the viewing platform at the top! 🌈Viewing platform (called "Feiyan Terrace" on the map) 👉A must-visit spot in Beijing that was very popular recently. On a clear day, you can see the CITIC Tower, TV Tower, and Lize! 👉The best views include: the internal structure of the viewing platform and the view of the city from the platform. 👉The journey to the platform is a bit challenging, as you need to walk about 500m uphill and then climb a few flights of stairs. But the view is definitely worth it! ⭐️Tip: Visit on a clear day, as smoggy weather will ruin the view! ⚽️Sports station Paid basketball court, children's basketball court, archery range, and soccer field, with restrooms, vending machines, and other convenient facilities nearby! 🏃🏽Fitness trail Two routes to choose from: 2.5 km and 3.5 km. See the attached picture for the routes. 🎡Children's playground There are many places for children to play in the park. In addition to the sports station, there are many children's entertainment facilities (paid) (see the attached picture). 🦌Animals There are birds and squirrels in the woods, and sika deer and ponies in the park (paid). ☕️Cafe 👉There is one on the first floor of the viewing platform. 👉There is one in the Nayuan Forest Bookstore. 🚶Tour time: 2–3 hours 📍Location: East and west of Huaifang Road and north of Huaifang North Road 💰Tickets: Free 🅿️Parking: P3 parking lot is very convenient.

Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park is another heavyweight urban ecological space opened to tourists in the south of Beijing in recent years. There are trees, shrubs, and green plants everywhere, and the lakes and water systems are intertwined. There are a variety of waterfowl and wild birds, and the overall ecological environment is excellent. The most recommended is the "Yanjing Pavilion" located in the eastern part of the park. This is a 20-meter-high viewing platform built on a 40-meter-high mound. The second floor is a corridor-style viewing platform with a coffee shop in the middle for tourists to rest; the third floor (requires a QR code to make an appointment to climb) looks like a "human" shaped roof, and tourists can sit on the steps and look at the scenery of Beijing; the first and second floors have a direct elevator; the second and third floors are connected to the stairs. There is a public reading space. In the park, you can breathe fresh air to your heart's content; there are battery cars, bicycles for rent, and steam trains; there are many lawns where you can set up tents.

Wow! The free observation deck at Fengtai Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park in Beijing is no longer a secret! I've always loved this park, especially the beautiful Forest Book House Coffee inside. This summer, the observation deck opened and the park instantly became popular! Every evening, it's full of people watching the sunset. Although it's crowded, the view is absolutely stunning! There's the Olympic Forest Park in the north and Nanyuan Forest Park in the south. The observation deck at Nanyuan Forest Park is amazing! Here, you can watch the sunset, see the China Zun CBD, and even the Beijing TV Tower. Apart from the crowds, it's perfect! After entering the park, follow the signs to "Feiyan Terrace" (the observation deck) and make a simple reservation at the entrance. The observation deck is on a small hill. The hill isn't high, so it's easy for the elderly and children to climb, and it's no problem to push a stroller. Tips: It's best to arrive 2 hours before sunset and find a good spot to enjoy the view. It's especially crowded on weekends. The closer it is to sunset, the more people there are, so be careful!

Come to Beijing's most popular park during the National Day holiday to watch the sunset! It's free, there are hardly any tourists, and it's a pure land. It's free, and as long as the weather is good, you're in luck! . The location is the observation deck of Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park. Enter from the west or north gate of the park and walk more than 1 km to get there.

Because half a day is not enough to play! You should stay here for a whole day to enjoy it! 📍 Location: Beijing • Nan Yuan Forest Wetland Park ✨ Experience: Watch wild diving by the river, ride a small electric car in the park, stop and take photos on the green paths, climb the new most beautiful viewing platform in Beijing and wait for a grand sunset, spend a whole day in the forest tree house reading quietly, bring your own camping equipment and camp in any forest, and go on an autumn outing with friends... As the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday began, I originally wanted to go to the Yuanxian She Forest Tree House in Nansen Park to read and write, but I didn't expect the tree house to be so popular during the holiday that I couldn't even find a seat, let alone write. It's beautiful, but there are too many people here on holidays. It should be a place where you can be quiet and do your own thing on weekdays. Even though my initial plan didn't work out, I unlocked another extremely relaxing and comfortable way to play in Nansen Park: ride a small electric car in the shape of a frog/tiger and stop at your favorite places to take photos. Nansen Park is very well landscaped, with different green areas. Some are like forests, some are like secret water ponds, and some require climbing up and down hills, just like entering a mountain forest... I rode my car, stopped by the river to watch the diving, and stopped at my favorite small forest. I also watched people paddleboarding in the river with great interest... It was so comfortable! The only downside to visiting the park this way is that it's expensive. The small animal electric car costs 88 yuan per hour, and I got so excited that I ended up spending more than 300 yuan haha~ But, it's worth it to buy my happiness! I booked the recently popular viewing platform in Nansen Park on my phone in advance. The location is indeed high, and you need to climb a small hill to get there. I chose to go at dusk, when the setting sun was casting its rays on the distant city, and countless people gathered on the viewing platform to watch this grand sight. I sat down on the top floor and watched the moon and the city in silence, as the cool breeze blew, it was the most comfortable autumn atmosphere in Beijing. I will come back to this viewing platform on a clear day in Beijing to look out over the city where I study, live, and work.

North has Olympic Forest Park, South has Nanyuan. The first time I went to Nanyuan Forest Park, I was amazed. A railway jungle full of a sense of the Wizard of Oz. A poetic forest treehouse after the rain. A viewing platform overlooking Beijing and the sunset. Camping under the trees and playing by the river. You can relax here for an entire afternoon. 🗺️Route (Picture 18): North Gate 1 ➡️ Autumn Reed Flying Snow ➡️ Camping Area ➡️ Nanyuan Forest Book House ➡️ Small Train Station ➡️ Flying Goose Platform 🔴Recommended Check-in Spots: ✅Forest Book House: You can lean against the eaves of the wooden house to take photos, spend an afternoon with a drink, very chill, with a wide view around, and the surroundings are very photogenic. ✅Small Train Station: On the way to the Flying Goose Platform, you will pass the railway, the long railway extends into the jungle, giving a mysterious feeling of the Wizard of Oz. ✅Flying Goose Platform: It is recommended to arrive at 6:30, climb the Flying Goose Platform at sunset to watch the sun slowly set, sit on the viewing platform to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Beijing, and wait for a sunset glow here. The viewing platform needs to be reserved in advance. ‼️Tips: 1️⃣ There is a dedicated camping area in the park, surrounded by forests, suitable for nearby families with children. There is a small river in the park where many people play in the water, so pay attention to safety. 2️⃣ The park is very large, with many mosquitoes in the woods and streams, so it is recommended to take mosquito repellent measures. Remember to check the weather in advance when watching the sunset. 📍Location: Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park 🚗Transportation: Take Metro Line 19 to Xigong Station, then ride a bike to North Gate 1 for about 15 minutes. If driving, navigate to North Gate 1 P1 Parking Lot. 🎫Tickets: Free

Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park is located near the south central axis of Beijing, referred to as "Nansen", which echoes the O'Sen in the north. Although Nansen was built not long ago, it has a profound heritage. It was originally the location of "Autumn Wind in Nanyou", one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Yanjing. Nansen takes green as its basis and builds a green ecological space where forests and water depend on each other, recreating the landscape of "Autumn Wind in the Southern Garden". There are many scenic spots in the park, including Feiyan Terrace, Spring Trail, Qingquan Garden, etc. Among them, the Flying Goose Observation Deck has now become a popular check-in spot in the imperial capital. Its total height reaches 59 meters, and the base and roof are designed in the shape of a goose flapping its wings, symbolizing the vitality and freedom of life. Standing here and looking north, you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful city of the imperial capital. In addition, the Xiaolong River, a branch of the Yongding River, runs through Nansen. The water quality is relatively good and visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, camping and picnicking here. It is a rare leisure destination within the Fifth Ring Road of Beijing. Tips: On the west side of Nansen is the "Nansen Sunset Boulevard", where there is a lively fireworks market every weekend. While having fun, you can come here to taste various foods, participate in interesting activities, and experience the romantic and lively city event.

Nanyuan Forest Park has been trending recently, not only can you camp and play in the water, but there's also an observation deck, especially the Xiaolong River on the west side of the park, 🌊 which becomes a gathering place for nearby residents to play in the water in the evening, with a primitive and rustic atmosphere that's very down-to-earth, this is the relaxed vibe that Beijing summers should have! 🏊 - 🧭 Location: Nanyuan Wetland Park P2 Parking Lot, Xiaolong River is on one side of the parking lot 🎫 Cost: The park is free, you can camp and play in the water 🔴 Note: The river is over 2 meters deep, do not go into the water alone, play in groups - ⚠️ Play Tips: ❶ Xiaolong River has flowing water, with a lot of aquatic plants at the bottom, it's recommended to play in groups 🌿 ❷ The river is not commercially managed, there are no water play equipment rentals, you need to bring your own 🏄🏻‍♂️ ❸ The water is clear and suitable for swimming, but it gets cooler after sunset. If you're too concerned about water quality, you can avoid going in ☀️ ❹ You can set up tents and camp in the park, and there's a popular railway for photos, perfect for spending an afternoon on the weekend ⛺️ ❺ The park's Feiyantai Observation Deck offers a panoramic view of the city, especially suitable for watching the sunset and evening glow 🌇 ❻ There are no food sales in the park, so if you plan to stay long, bring your own water and food 💦 📍

It's really surprising and delightful that Beijing has such a beautiful viewing platform! Looking down from the viewing platform, the green area is really vast, giving an illusion of being in the south. The title of Beijing's top city in terms of greening rate is truly well-deserved. 👍 The viewing platform is located in 🧭 Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park. It's closer if you come from the West Gate 1. You can also rent bicycles and electric vehicles at the West Gate, and there are park electric cars available for 25 yuan per person. Walking is all on flat roads, but you need to climb a slope to reach the viewing platform. There are both electric car roads and stairways (the stairway is a bit closer). The viewing platform has three levels. The first level has an elevator 🛗 that can take you to the second-floor café. The third level is purely outdoor viewing. It's really comfortable to sit and daydream on the viewing platform on a good weather day! When we went, it was cloudy ☁️, so the lighting for photos was not ideal. The photos were filtered, but with good lighting, they would definitely turn out great. If you're afraid of the sun, you can also go in the evening 🌆. The entire park has a lot of shade, making it very suitable for walking and taking kids for outdoor activities. There's also a camping ⛺️ area where you can pitch tents! 🎫 Both the park and the viewing platform are free, making it truly a hidden gem in Beijing!

I feel like not many people know about it yet ⚠️tips: 1. Bring a power bank, there will be many photo spots in the park, especially before sunset, you will keep taking pictures. 2. You can go to the forest tree house to read books and enjoy the air conditioning in the afternoon, which is very comfortable. I highly recommend it, and there is a detailed introduction in the previous notes. Go to the observation deck one or two hours before sunset. 3. You can enter from the North Gate 1, go to the forest book house first, and then walk a few hundred meters to the miniature train track and the observation deck. 4. It is said that you need to make a reservation in advance, but I went directly, and no one checked the reservation code when I went up. If you are not in a hurry, you can make a reservation first, WeChat official account 'Beijing Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park'. 5. There are concerts on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, the time is Saturday 3 pm-4 pm, Sunday 4 pm-6:20 pm. 6. You can ride bicycles and bring pets, I saw several people riding bicycles up the mountain. 7. There is a coffee shop on the observation deck. ℹ️Practical Information 📍Location: Inside Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, North Gate 1 🚗: There is a parking lot for cars 🚇Subway: The nearby subway is Line 4•Xingong Station, ride a bicycle or take a taxi from the subway station 🎫: Free

This is the second phase of Nanyuan Wetland Park, and you can't get there from the Jiale Driving School side, so don't get confused. If you don't know the location, you can refer to my notes from a few days ago about the big chrysanthemums or send me a private message. Next to the chrysanthemums (whose blooming period has passed), there is a bridge. Cross the bridge and walk forward, and you'll see these flowers.

During the May Day holiday, I heard that the Feiyan Pavilion in the Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park was officially open to the public, and I entered the park with curiosity. As a child, I often played in Nanyuan, where a lot of 'Nanyuan Rice' was planted at that time. I liked to squat by the rice fields watching the tadpoles swimming with their tails in the water, and I enjoyed listening to the frogs croaking in the fields. After starting work, I would ride my bike past here every day, sometimes standing by the Xiaolong River, watching the silhouette of the anglers against the sunset. Watching people in leather pants harvesting lotus roots. More than 40 years have passed, and walking into the Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, I thought I would find the familiar scenes, but they felt strangely unfamiliar. Although there are still small bridges and flowing water, the trees on both sides of the main road in the park seem to be the same ones planted in the early 1960s, but the small wetland in my mind has long disappeared, replaced by the Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park that is being created to restore the historical appearance of the 'Southern Garden Autumn Breeze'. The planned total area of Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park is 17.5 square kilometers, and it is only beginning to take shape. The park has expanded in size, and after entering, you can rent electric or pedal bicycles, and there are also electric buses, with bicycles available for three-person families and four-person families. The scenic area is divided into east and west parts by Huai Fang Road. To catch a glimpse of Feiyan Pavilion, I chose to tour the eastern scenic area. Enter through West Gate 1 and head straight for Feiyan Pavilion along the main road, where you can take a short rest at the Forest Book House along the way. Once inside the book house, the rich aroma of coffee hits you, and in the middle is a row of bookshelves where visitors can read, enjoy coffee, or gather outside in the tents to enjoy the view. The stream in the park babbles, and the small train station and tracks take my thoughts far away. This is a retired freight train railway line, which now remains filled with memories of several generations. Feiyan Pavilion is located in the southeastern corner of the park. Following the winding road to a total height of 59 meters, the observation deck shaped like a wild goose offers a wide view of forests, lakes, mountains, and high-rise buildings, making one feel exceptionally open and joyful. During the holiday, this is a gathering place for visitors, where people take in the scenery and take photos to remember the moment. The food and beverage counters at the base of the observation deck have names that are highlights of the park's scenery: Yue Xi He, Ping Yuan Hua Fan, Lin Xi Hui Fang, Forest Flower Creek, Autumn Leaves Rustling, etc. Deep in the dense forest, around the lakeside, you can see camping tents of various colors. The grass is lush, and among the green trees, children jump and play, people immerse themselves in the embrace of nature, enjoying the rare leisure time. As the construction of the park progresses, a park that recreates the historical appearance of the 'Southern Garden Autumn Breeze' will soon be fully presented to visitors.

Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, located at the southern end of the central axis of the capital city, is a great place for walking with kids. Especially in the spring, summer, and autumn seasons, camping and walking with kids become the top choice for many families. Immersed in the forest and wetlands, children can get up close and personal with nature. The fresh air, pervasive fragrance of flowers, chirping insects, and birdsong make for a fresh and interesting environment where kids can freely express themselves. Firstly, this free-to-visit forest wetland park is super large, with smooth roads that can accommodate the space needed for children's activities. It is very suitable for kids who like cycling, playing with scooters, or learning to drive electric cars. It is also suitable for sports activities like flying kites in the park. Secondly, there is a children's activity area in the eastern part of the park called the 'Rabbit Meow Meow Expansion Base,' which features aerial net ropes, wilderness survival expansion, a pet paradise, off-road go-karting, real-life CS, carnivals, archaeological excavations, mini trains, and rainbow slides. Here, children can exercise their courage, enhance their physical coordination, and challenge themselves. Thirdly, there are also some free children's activity places in the park, such as the open-air trampolines that kids love. Free water play by the babbling brook, leisurely walks on the railroad tracks, and more, allow children to enjoy a pleasant outdoor life here.

🏕️Camping There is a camping area, so you don't need to prepare anything yourself. Apart from the location, everyone can camp anywhere. No one is in charge. The grass here is lush and nice for taking pictures. 🅿️Parking During holidays, P1 and P3 look very busy, with long queues. The last picture shows the nearest parking lot. I personally tested it and found that there is space. I recommend roadside parking and then enter the park from South 1 or South 2. The two camping sites are near South 1 and South 2 respectively. The park is quite large, so it is not crowded. The air is very good, and it feels like a big oxygen bar. 🌳Although not as healthy as Orson, he is more gentle than Orson 🌲The vegetation is very dense, and there are fewer people than in Osen. It is still a great place for friends in the south city to take photos and walk.

"North Olympic Forest, South Nanyuan," the Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park located in Fengtai District echoes the Olympic Forest Park in the north of the city. It is a large green open space on the southern central axis of Beijing and an important part of the green barrier around the city's parks. With a planned blue and green space area of 10.7 square kilometers, it will become the largest ecological 'green lung' in the south of Beijing once completed. Nanyuan has been known since ancient times for its flat terrain, abundant springs, dense marshes, lush vegetation, and gathering of gulls and egrets. It was a royal hunting ground during the Liao and Jin dynasties and developed through the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties into a grand royal garden. Together with the old city of Beijing and the Three Hills and Five Gardens area, it forms a city landscape pattern of 'North City - South Garden - West Garden.' The 'Autumn Wind in the Southern Garden' from the Eight Great Sights of Yanjing is a concise summary of the Nanyuan scenery. The park is planned to be 'the structural ecological green lung of the capital's south and a world-renowned millennium historical garden.' It will feature eight distinctive scenic areas including Paozi Wetland, Haizi Forest, Huai Xin Forest, Imperial Path Literary Garden, One Mu Ancient Spring, High Platform View, Huai Fang Qing Yuan, and Fei Fang Forest. The aim is to create a green gateway on the southern central axis, shaping an urban park model that intertwines blue and green, harmonizes forests and waters, carries cultural heritage, integrates city and park, and offers a variety of activities. The currently partially opened pilot area covers about 5,000 acres and is the ecological core of the wetland park. Relying on the Xiaolong River and the large Paozi, combined with forest renewal and ecological restoration techniques, the pilot area recreates the natural and cultural landscapes rich in historical charm, such as the Nanyuan Paozi streams, large tree grasslands, and the grandeur of the imperial paths. It integrates leisure sports, children's activities, ecological education, and green living to create the most biodiverse wetland park in the central city area and a demonstration area for the natural charm of Nanyuan. 🚙 Travel Tips To visit the main Paozi Wetland scenic area, set the navigation destination to 'Nanyuan Wetland Forest Park' or 'Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park - North Gate 1,' and enter the park through the West 1 entrance or North 1 entrance; to visit One Mu Ancient Spring and High Platform View scenic areas, set the navigation destination to 'Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park - West Gate 3,' and enter the park through the West 3 entrance. 📷 Recommended Spots Feiyan Platform: The highest point of the park, offering the best view of the park's forest and wetlands, as well as a distant view of Beijing city and the China Zun CBD skyscrapers. A large viewing platform is currently under construction and is not yet open to the public; Linying Platform: An important viewing point in the High Platform View scenic area, offering a distant view of the under-construction Feiyan Platform; One Mu Ancient Spring: Recreates the ecological landscape of Nanyuan's abundant springs. Although artificially crafted, it retains a natural charm; Dahongmen Imperial Path: Recreates the cultural landscape of Nanyuan's imperial paths, a great place for exploring history; Other main attractions: Autumn Reed Dance, Spring Tracking, Autumn Reed Snow, Forest Stream Gathering Fragrance, Forest Flower Stream, Forest Book House, Forest Autumn Wind, Pond Goose Shadow, Mountain Water Tea Platform, Clear Spring Garden. 🌲 Warm Tips 1. The park is free and does not require a reservation; you can enter directly; 2. Fishing and kite flying are prohibited in the park, and pets are not allowed; 3. The park has designated camping areas where tents can be pitched.

Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, a relaxing outdoor place "This park is very large and sparsely populated. You can rent bicycles and electric bikes at the entrance. There are bicycles for 2 adults + 2 children, and 4 adults + 2 children, but the number is limited. There are special bicycle lanes inside, and you can also bring your own folding bicycles and children's scooters. "You can set up a tent. The tent area is at the first fork in the road after entering the north gate. Follow the sign and don't go to "Spring Trail". You can set up the tent and walk around slowly. It is said that the tent area is crowded during holidays. There is a forest with flower streams. I didn't see any fish. You can bring a water gun and bucket to play with water and dig in the soil. "The children's playground and the train tracks are both at the southernmost end of the park. It's quite a long walk, so you need to protect yourself from the sun. "It seems there are basketball courts and football fields, but I couldn't find them. The park is too big and there are still workers building it. It seems that you can climb the mountain in the future. I saw that the stairs are still under construction.

Forest Bookstore: 🎈🎈🎈Travel itinerary: ●Morning: Visit the Forest Bookstore and experience the joy of reading. ●Afternoon: Take a walk in the park and enjoy the natural scenery. 🎫Ticket: Free 🈺Business hours: Not available 📝Note tips: ●It is recommended to navigate to the north gate of Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, where there are free parking spaces. ●The Forest Bookstore is not large, but there are many small scenes suitable for taking pictures, especially the outdoor part, the decorations are very distinctive. 📍Detailed address: West gate of Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, Fengtai District, Beijing 🚗Self-driving: There is a parking lot opposite the west gate 🚍Bus: Take the bus to Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park Station 🚇Subway: You can take the subway to Xingong Station, and then transfer to other transportation

I just discovered that there is such a large forest wetland park next to the South Fourth Ring Road. garden The snow hasn't melted yet, and the woods and thick snow look a bit like a snowy forest. The wooden library in the park. In the afternoon, you can sit outside in the sun with a blanket, read a book, drink a cup of coffee, and fall asleep comfortably. ~ Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park