Yanming Lake Villa
Built against the mountains, Yanming Lake Villa offers an elegant setting full of greenery across more than 20 acres. The property includes weeping willow-shaded areas, a fishing pond measuring nearly 100 meters in length and 40 meters in width, a mountain stream, an arched bridge over the water, fishing platforms that extend into the lake, as well as a private cherry-picking orchard and vegetable garden. The villa has 15 rooms in total, including 5 Jiaodong-style heated brick beds and 10 unique waterfront wooden cabins. It can accommodate over 150 guests for dining at one time, with plans to expand further along the surrounding hillsides. The cuisine focuses on authentic farmhouse flavors and wild mountain ingredients. The owners raise their own grassland chickens, ducks, fish, and black goats... and grow a variety of seasonal vegetables. All dishes are homemade using mountain spring water, showcasing the essence of original ecological living and offering visitors a chance to experience the feeling of being in a pristine forest. In spring, the surrounding hills are covered with blooming locust trees, filling the air with their fragrance. There are also several local beekeepers nearby, where you can buy pure locust flower honey. In summer, relax under the shade of the trees at the villa, listening to cicadas, sipping beer chilled with well water, enjoying wild game sourced from the mountains, and savoring bamboo leaf tea made by the owner. On weekends and holidays, many diners from Yantai and Zhaoyuan make special trips here by car—the taste of the food speaks for itself. The owner even offers free accommodation, making you feel like a true leisure enthusiast or seasoned traveler. It's the perfect holiday spot for those tired of the hustle and bustle of city life.
Contact Number: 13616459909
Full Address: Inside Shibapan Forest Farm, Qixia City, Shandong Province (400 meters east)
Information Source: Yantai Tourism Development Commission
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