Wuling Fishing Park

Wuling Fishing Park

Beijing Wuling Fishing Park is located downstream of Wuling Lake in Xinchengzi Town, Miyun County, just a 2-hour drive from Beijing. Established in May 2003 with a total investment of 4 million yuan, it covers an area of over 20 acres. The first phase of the project has a total construction area of 2,800 square meters, with the main building covering 1,800 square meters, built to the standards of a three-star hotel. All service staff have received professional training from Beijing’s three-star hotels. The park currently offers 80 standard rooms with accommodation for up to 80 guests at once (each room is equipped with a TV, air conditioning, private bathroom, and hot water is available 24/7). There are also around ten “forest cabins” for guests to rest and dine. A 150-square-meter multi-function hall can host large conferences, banquets, cocktail parties, dances, and more. Other recreational activities include fishing, rafting, hiking, fruit picking, fireworks, and bonfire parties. Wuling Fishing Park is an ideal destination for travel, leisure, vacation, and team-building activities.

At the edge of the sky and the top of the clouds, the resort sits on both sides of the river, with houses nestled among the trees. The resort faces the water in front and backs onto the mountains behind. Guests stay in hotel-style accommodations and enjoy farm-style meals, with all vegetables being homegrown. The climate is particularly unique, reminiscent of the Alps. Meanwhile, the city swelters in summer heat.

The scenery is purely natural — fish dart through the water, white geese float on the surface, and fruit-laden branches sway under the weight. Welcome guests to come and play, with options for dining, lodging, and entertainment. Stay for a couple of days and explore all the nearby attractions, leaving everyday worries behind. Return home refreshed and relaxed.

Xinchengzi Town: A township under the jurisdiction of Miyun County. After the founding of the People’s Republic, it was established as Xinchengzi District, reorganized into a commune in 1958, and became a township in 1983. It is located in the northeastern part of the county. To the north, east, and south, it borders Luanping County, Chengde County, and Xinglong County of Hebei Province, and is 50 kilometers from the county seat. Covering an area of 157 square kilometers, it has a population of 15,000. The township administers 18 village committees: Huayuan, Dajiaoyu, Caojialu, Caijiadian, Donggou, Cuijiayu, Erdao Gou, Toudao Gou, Xiaokou, Yaobridgeyu, Xinchengzi, Bagzhuang, Taigushi, Jijiaying, Sujiayu, Tagou, Dashuwa, and Potou. The main agricultural products are wheat and corn. Within the Yunxiu Valley Scenic Area... More details about Xinchengzi Town ++