Wucheng Jinshuiwan Ecological Park
Wucheng Jinshuiwan Ecological Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
Wucheng County Jinshuiwan Ecological Park is located in the southwest of Dezhou City, situated 2 kilometers southeast of Wucheng County, enjoying a prime geographical location. To the south lies the “Jiucheng River,” to the west is the “Zhaozhuang Ditch,” and to the north is Provincial Highway “254” (Dezhou–Shanghe Road). It is 6 kilometers away from the “Datun Reservoir,” the largest reservoir in the Shandong section of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, and 15 kilometers from the entrance of the “Qingyin Expressway” and 40 kilometers from the “Dezhou Station” of the Beijing–Shanghai High-Speed Railway. The park boasts abundant water resources, capable of drawing water directly from the Yellow River or the Yangtze River via the South-to-North Water Diversion Project to adjust and control water storage as needed. The ecological park centers its tourism and vacation offerings around the concepts of environmental protection, green living, organic produce, and health. The park’s products aim to develop under an eco-organic and pollution-free brand strategy, focusing on the research, cultivation, and development of distinctive organic crops, vegetables, fruits, premium flowers, and health-promoting Chinese medicinal herbs such as selenium-rich and off-season, year-round produce. Jinshuiwan Ecological Park covers an area of 1,500 mu, including 300 mu of water surface. The ecological park is roughly divided into five zones. The first is the Agricultural Science and Technology Demonstration Zone, covering 300 mu, which includes 30,000 square meters of greenhouse facilities. The second is the Specialty Breeding Zone, spanning 200 mu. The third is the Hundred-Fruit Orchard Picking Zone, occupying 400 mu. The fourth is the Catering and Accommodation Zone (Tourism Reception Service Area), covering 60 mu. A restaurant and hotel complex of over 7,000 square meters has already been completed, both built to five-star standards.
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