Beijing Longwan International Camping Park

Beijing Longwan International Camping Park

Beijing Longwan International Camping Park, located by the Jinniu Lake in Yanqing County in the northwest of Beijing, integrates tourism, RV camping, wooden cabin accommodation, dining and entertainment, children’s playgrounds, and leisure vacations. It is the first five-star RV camping park in China that meets international standards while catering to the consumption habits of Chinese tourists. Since ancient times, Yanqing has been known as the “Summer Capital” and the “Back Garden of Beijing” for its unique climate of cool summers and cold winters, pristine natural scenery, and fresh, clean air. The Longwan Park shines like a brilliant pearl nestled among the mountains and waters, gradually radiating new charm under their shelter.

The park is designed around the Guaizi River water system as its main axis, connecting the main entrance, main venue, RV camping area, waterside tent area, mobile wooden cabin area, children’s activity zone, tent camping area, wooden villa area, and visitor service center. The park fully accommodates RV camping needs and comfort, providing ample RV and self-drive parking spaces, as well as high-quality wooden cabins and tents. Public services such as showers and laundry are available, along with eco-friendly facilities including waste sorting and rainwater collection. Imported RVs from Europe and America are offered for accommodation experiences. Electric sightseeing carts and bike rental stations are also provided for easy touring. Additionally, the camping park is a scenic area with a pleasant environment and a variety of recreational options. Towering trees and winding streams create a green oxygen bar, making it a natural summer retreat. The architectural layout draws inspiration from millennia of garden design, with carefully crafted pavilions, corridors, and waterside terraces that offer seasonal delights—cherry blossoms in spring, cool shade in summer, and fruit picking in autumn.

Address: 200 meters south of Donglongwan Village, Jiuxian Town, Yanqing County, Beijing

GPS: N 40°30′15″ E 116°05′45″

Phone: 61152280

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Main Campsite Zones

Food & Leisure Center: Covering an area of approximately 3,300 square meters in an “I” shape, it is constructed with white tents and includes a central stage, dining and commercial areas, and sports facilities (basketball, billiards, table tennis, badminton), capable of accommodating about 500 people for events simultaneously.

RV Camping Area: With around 180 RV spots, there are two layout types—circular cluster (plaza-style) and row (independent-style)—each with individual spaces suitable for hosting small events. In line with China’s actual conditions and consumer habits, each spot is equipped with water and electricity hookups above five-star international standards, eliminating queue worries. Twenty-five German-imported trailer RVs are available for accommodation. The on-site parking lot also offers approximately 150 self-drive spaces and multiple reserve lots, ensuring your vehicle enjoys a comfortable low-density stay.

Mobile Wooden Cabin Area: Thirty uniquely arranged and whimsical small mobile wooden cabins are spread out in an “S” shape from south to north across the park, separating the Food & Leisure Center to the east from the forested Green Zone to the west, creating a tranquil rest space divided between activity and calm. To the west of the cabins, you can stroll through pristine woods and enjoy nature’s wild charm; just steps eastward, you’re immersed in the vibrant activities of the main venue. Each cabin comes with wooden fencing and a private garden, perfect for outdoor barbecues and picnics.

Waterside Tent Area: Ten charming, fairytale-like cottages are dotted among the waterscape and hidden within the greenery. Listen to birdsong in the morning, gaze at starry skies at night, and feel as if you’re in a hidden paradise. The stylish white canopies can withstand winds up to force 8–10, making them ideal for couples.

Tent Camping Area: The area is spacious, with a balanced mix of dense and sparse vegetation. Wooden platforms are laid out for added camping comfort. The park provides tents in various colors and sizes, and each spot has a reserved bonfire plaza and activity space. On cool evenings, colorful tents dot the lakeshore. Light a bonfire, gather with old and new friends, and revel in the festive spirit of summer.

Children’s Playground: Offers a wealth of entertainment facilities for kids, including a Ferris wheel, carousel, inflatable castle, and frog hopper, paired with adorable mini wooden cabins in bright colors and cute shapes—like stepping into a magical fairy tale world where children can rediscover innocence and fun in nature. The Ferris wheel is a highlight, with a 30-meter diameter and 18 cabins, each holding four people. As it slowly turns, enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the park and the Guaizi River scenery. Make a wish as you gaze into the distance.

Health Trail: This lakeside trail meanders approximately 10 kilometers with a width of 3 meters. Lined with shrubs, flowering trees, and fruit trees, the path allows you to enjoy close-up lake views and a constantly changing array of fragrances. Five pedestrian and vehicle bridges are built along the trail for easy crossing. The landscape bridge on the right side of the trail is a highlight of Longwan Park.

Visitor Service Center: Named “Longwan Pavilion,” this 1,500-square-meter building provides comprehensive services including tourism reception, dining and accommodation, specialty shopping, leisure and entertainment, and business meetings. The rooftop features an observation deck, the park’s second highest point. The first floor houses two meeting rooms, with the conference center accommodating up to about 200 people and outfitted with modern meeting equipment. There are also two private dining rooms, a café, a Chinese-Western restaurant seating around 40 people, and a terrace restaurant covering about 100 square meters, equipped with umbrellas, offering views of shimmering lake waters, misty mountains, and the subtle silhouettes of waterside tents. The second floor contains 10 standard rooms and 4 king-size rooms, all carpeted for quiet and soundproof comfort. Guest rooms offer hotel-style services. During the World Automobile RV Camping Congress, all 14 F.I.C.C. council members stayed here.

Wooden Villa Area: A relatively private accommodation zone, this area features 65 uniquely styled single-family wooden villas scattered among century-old poplar trees. The villas are built in harmony with the forest, preserving its original appearance, and vary in size and orientation—each offering a unique courtyard view. Villas come in single-story and duplex layouts, with one to four bedrooms, and areas ranging from 80 to 200 square meters. Styles include Chinese, British, and American, all fully furnished. On weekends, bask in the sunshine in front of a woodland cabin with a cup of tea—how delightful is that?

Secluded and private wooden villas

Container Homes: Container homes are durable, well-sealed, and easy to assemble or disassemble, making them common in RV campsites. The park features 10 colorfully distinct container homes, each around 20 square meters (including terrace), with spacious floor-to-ceiling windows. The exteriors come in three dynamic color schemes, appealing to younger guests.

Campsite Facilities:

The park offers public services such as showers, laundry, and eco-friendly amenities like waste sorting and rainwater collection, immersing you in a green, sustainable experience at Longwan Park. Electric sightseeing carts and bike rental stations are available for convenient travel.

Electric Cart Tour Route:

Starting from the sunken plaza, head south to visit the RV camping area, children’s playground, and mobile wooden cabin area, then go north to see the main venue, waterside tent area, and tour the lake via the health trail, passing the tent camping area, visitor service center, and member area, before looping back to the visitor service center. The entire tour takes about one hour.

Sleep in serenity—stay at Longwan

Camp Accommodation

Staying overnight at Longwan isn’t just about rest—it’s about connecting deeply with nature. Breathe in the fresh air of the “Green Lung of the Capital,” surrounded by enchanting birdsong and floral scents, with sparkling waters nearby and rolling mountains in the distance. As the gentle breeze rustles the reeds… in such an environment, even the most ordinary soul can find peace and leave daily worries behind. Life here is rich and colorful: admire the views from waterside platforms, chat leisurely; stroll along the lake path to unwind; barbecue and drink with friends in cozy fenced yards; sip coffee or tea in the sunshine of forest cabins; play with kids and pets in open forest glades; cycle through flower-filled meadows…

As a five-star campsite, the park offers diverse accommodation options with complete facilities. Choices include: RV stays, wooden villas, mobile cabins, waterside tents, container homes, and traditional tent camping. No matter which type you choose, the common thread is being zero-distance from nature—with freedom in every breath of air.

Transportation: Take a bus to Yanqing County, then transfer to bus routes 873, 925, Y16, or Y13 and get off at Xixiaozhuangke Station.

Self-driving: Enter the Beijing-Tibet Highway, exit the highway at the Yanqing Urban Area (eastbound of Yingchengzi Bridge) exit, enter Provincial Highway S216, drive straight for 10 kilometers to the Yingbin Bridge Roundabout, take the first exit on the right, continue driving along S216 for 4.3 kilometers to enter Longqing Road, drive 400 meters along Longqing Road and turn right into Yanliu Road (S323), drive straight for 11.5 kilometers to reach the Xiangcunying Reservoir Bridge at (Jinniu Lake), the destination is on the left side of the road.