Huron Leisure Farm

Huron Leisure Farm

Huron Leisure Farm is located within the Huron Agricultural Eco-Park (covering an area of over 1,280 acres), which was built with a total investment of 120 million yuan, and is situated by the Qingshui River, upstream of the Miyun Reservoir. The farm is surrounded by mountains, boasts beautiful scenery, a pleasant climate, simple and kind local people, low foot traffic, and is far from pollution. It is often frequented by wild ducks, swans, and other wildlife, filled with rustic charm. It is a piece of unspoiled land and a green ecological home where you can fully connect with nature.

In the morning, enjoy the fragrance of flowers, birdsong, and the sounds of chickens and dogs; at night, feel the gentle river breeze and bask in the moonlight. Rediscover traditional elements like grass haystacks, firewood piles, stone mills, fences, cooking smoke, wheelbarrows, scarecrows, and straw hats that accompany you... What a serene leisure farm infused with the sweet scent of grass. Spring planting, summer growth, autumn harvest... Get close to nature and embrace a new concept of leisure. To truly experience the charm of leisure, come and feel the unique transcendence that Huron Leisure Farm offers.

You can lease a plot of vegetable land and choose from over 30 varieties of vegetables such as radishes, cucumbers, green beans, and Chinese cabbage. On your own plot of land, you can grow six or seven types of vegetables at the same time, enjoying 20 to 30 different harvests in different seasons, ensuring your family has access to green, safe vegetables for 6–7 months of the year. If you’re too busy to tend to it, the farm will plant and manage it for you free of charge and even deliver the produce to your door. During holidays, invite friends to join you for a countryside outing and all have fun playing “farmer”! For festivals and special occasions, prepare a unique gift — a “green vegetable gift pack,” or simply give a lush green plot of land to your relatives and friends. Isn’t that a novel and distinctive idea?

The holiday cabins are located by the Qingshui River. Leaning on the balcony railing of the wooden cabin, breathing in the fresh air, feeling the river breeze, and enjoying the aroma of logs and bluestone is also a wonderful experience. From the moment you step into the cabin, you’ll realize that what’s offered here is not just a comfortable space but also the thoughtful and attentive service of the farm. The cabins are fully equipped with daily necessities and are perfect for couples, families, and friends looking to gather and enjoy a vacation.

Special Notes

Besides enjoying the pastoral pleasures of “picking chrysanthemums beneath the eastern hedge and gazing leisurely at the southern mountain,” you can also stroll through the Huron Agricultural Eco-Park. Here, you’ll find internationally standardized production workshops specializing in deep processing of agricultural and sideline products. You can witness the production processes of products such as honey, beverages, health supplements, and large barrels of water, taste freshly produced food straight off the line, and even participate in simple production steps. If you still have energy to spare, you can visit nearby attractions such as dairy farms, chicken farms, Bailongtan, Wofoshan, and the Miyun Reservoir for sightseeing and leisure. Before you leave, aside from the harvest from your vegetable plot, you can also purchase local specialties such as free-range chicken eggs, small grains, and Beizhuang tofu, and head home with a full load. Transportation Information

Take bus 980 from Dongzhimen Long-Distance Bus Station to Miyun Bus Station, then transfer to the bus heading toward Beizhuang to reach the farm.

You can also book a shuttle bus in advance by phone. Boarding location: in front of the Bank of Communications at the southwest corner of the intersection of Chongwenmen.

Self-driving route: Enter Beijing’s National Highway 101 from Dongzhimen, exit at Taishitun Town in Miyun County, and drive about 10 kilometers to arrive. Dining

The farm serves authentic farmhouse dishes. There are steaming pots of ribs, stewed chicken with mushrooms, and fish cooked in rustic style, as well as cornmeal pancakes with various fillings, coarse grain porridge, millet porridge, stuffed rice wraps, free-range chicken eggs, and wild vegetables — all delicious. Additionally, the barbecued game in the grilling area is also very tempting. Entertainment

The farm is, of course, also a paradise for children to capture the poetry of the countryside, explore the mysteries of nature, and learn about vegetables. Children can run wild in the fields, play in the mud, smell the grass, catch little fish and loaches, pull weeds, plow the land, sow seeds, water, fertilize, watch seeds sprout, pick a basket of vegetables, or observe how rabbits make nests and have babies, and how eggs hatch... Here, children and parents can share the joy and labor of planting, enjoy the thrill of success and the happiness of harvest. Children will experience more family bonds and also be inspired to imagine and create more...

You can either step on the soft soil, roll up your sleeves, swing the hoe, turn the wheel, sweat it out, and experience the joy of labor; or watch the local elderly farmers perform simple cultural shows full of ethnic flavor, such as walking on stilts, yangko dancing, and paddling dry boats. You can also sip tea and chat with friends under the melon arbor, swing on a swing while contemplating, go fishing by the pond to soothe your mood, ride a horse-drawn carriage leisurely, lie in a hammock and let the spring breeze brush your face, fly kites, spin tops, or watch entertaining animal competitions such as pig and duck races that will make you laugh... And there’s more — the farm also offers a colorful nightlife: bonfire singing and dancing parties, candlelit bar dinners, setting off fireworks and floating lanterns on the river. On weekends, you can even catch an outdoor movie... When you’re tired, return to your wooden cabin accompanied by frog croaks and flowing water, ensuring you get a good night’s sleep and sweet dreams...

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Taishitun Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Miyun County. Established as the Taishitun People's Commune in 1960, it became a township in 1983 and was upgraded to a town in 1990. Located in the northeastern part of the county, it borders the Miyun Reservoir to the west and is 29.4 kilometers from the county seat. It covers an area of 202 square kilometers and has a population of 37,000. National Highway 101 runs through the area. The town administers Huanggezhuang, Xuzhuangzi, Liuhéyu, Qiubajiazhuang, Houba jiazhuang, Longtangou, Shangzhuangzi, Dongtiangezhuang, Liuhégu, Putaoyuan, Taishitun, Shangjinshan, Taishizhuang, Dacao Village, Xiaocao Village, Chengzi, Songshuyu, Xuegezhuang, Daliang, Songshuzhang, Sangyuan, Heguyan, Qiannantai, Hounantai... Detailed information about Taishitun Town++