Beijing Guyuyuan Campsite

Beijing Guyuyuan Campsite

Destination Introduction: The Beijing Guyuyuan Campsite was established in October 2004 and was funded and built by the General Administration of Sport of China and the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Sports. It serves as a professional training institution dedicated to expanding space for national sports activities; promoting fitness for all; stimulating individual potential; fostering teamwork; and addressing the management training needs of enterprises and institutions.

The campsite is located among the hills of the Yanshan Mountain Range extension in Yukou Town, Pinggu District, Beijing. The enclosed camp area covers more than 150 acres, while the field training grounds span nearly 10,000 acres. Surrounded by mountains, the campsite is covered with thousands of century-old fruit trees of dozens of varieties. It accommodates nearly 400 people in its courtyard-style guest rooms, barracks, camping tent areas, a dome-shaped ecological restaurant, as well as meeting rooms, karaoke halls, dance floors, tea bars, fruit-picking zones, a commodity center, a self-catering cooking area, and a bonfire area—offering visitors an experience of returning to nature.

The training grounds feature large-scale comprehensive training facilities that support high-altitude training, field exercises, water-based activities, military experience programs, as well as conventional sports such as football, basketball, table tennis, and badminton. The field training area is suitable for specialized programs including orienteering, cross-country treks, and mountain climbing.

Leveraging the outdoor natural environment and professional equipment, the campsite designs a series of carefully crafted courses to create an atmosphere of “unlocking potential and fostering teamwork.” Participants explore their own and others’ “true selves” through competitive collaboration, then engage in interactive sharing under the guidance and inspiration of trainers. This process digs deeper into surface-level experiences to achieve the training objectives of “tempering willpower, improving oneself, shaping teams, and sharing success.”

Shunyi Shunyi