Zhongcun Wilderness Manor

Zhongcun Wilderness Manor

Panyu Wilderness Manor is located near the Xiangjiang Safari Park in Panyu, covering nearly a thousand acres. It cultivates over 20 varieties of high-quality fruit trees, including longan, lychee, Shatian pomelo, and starfruit. It is a modern agricultural estate integrating farming, orchard tourism, and practical education for schools. It has been named by the National Working Committee on Children and Youth, the China Youth Research Center, and the Guangdong Provincial Working Committee on Children and Youth as the “Star River Experiential Education Base.”

“China Youth Quality Education Research and Practice Base”

“Guangdong Provincial Young Pioneers Quality Training Base.”

The Wilderness Manor boasts a rich natural ambiance, with lotus-scented pavilions, birdsong, and floral fragrance. The estate features accommodations for 280 people, equipped with air conditioning and private bathrooms. There are dedicated areas for classes, team training, and military drills, a dining hall that seats a thousand, a specialized venue for over 2,000 people to enjoy outdoor barbecues, a large-scale 15,000-square-meter grass-skiing field meeting high standards, and tents (with supporting facilities) for camping by over 2,000 people. It also offers more than 20 types of comprehensive skill-training equipment for teachers and students to fully engage in and participate in hands-on activities.

Under the moonlight and starlight, dance and sing around the roaring bonfire, making your time here truly unforgettable. The Wilderness Manor is an ideal destination for students to connect with nature, providing a vibrant and dynamic classroom for learning, creativity, and personal growth.

The Wilderness Manor retains a strong natural atmosphere, with lotus-scented pavilions, birdsong, floral scents, and seasonal vegetables, offering urban dwellers—especially primary, middle, and high school students—a wonderful place to return to and get close to nature.

The Wilderness Manor features a dining hall that accommodates a thousand people, a dedicated area for over 2,000 people to have outdoor cookouts, a parking lot that can hold over 4,000 vehicles, a pottery studio for over 100 people to learn and create, and more than 20 types of facilities that give teachers and students ample opportunity to explore their potential—allowing hardworking educators to enjoy a brief respite from their busy teaching schedules. Summer and winter camps allow students to sing and dance under the moonlight and starlight, next to a roaring bonfire, creating unforgettable memories.

The ever-evolving Wilderness Manor now boasts a newly completed 15,000-square-meter high-standard grass-skiing field. Skiing in the north, grass-skiing in the south—different methods, same thrill. The joy it brings will surely make every participant reluctant to leave.

The Wilderness Manor has become a popular activity base for teachers and students from Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou, Panyu, Shunde, and Nanhai. Allowing students to take part firsthand, it provides a vibrant and dynamic classroom for learning, creativity, and personal development.