1. Huangsongyu Reservoir

Huangsongyu Reservoir sits at the foot of the northeastern section of the Great Wall in Pinggu district in Beijing. There are scenic spots such as Water in the Cave and Yixiantian (strip of sky above a deep slit). The Huangsongyu Reservoir is a perfect place for camping. The spring water in the area is potable. The bank of the reservoir can accommodate hundreds of tents at a capacity of 300 to 500 people at one time. Light the campfire and have a sleepless night!

Address: Huangsongyu Village, Pinggu District, Beijing

2. Labagoumen National Forest Park

Located in Huairiou district in Beijing, Labagoumen National Forest Park is known as the “back garden of Beijing” and  “Natural Oxygen Bar”. The forest is covered by lush poplars and white birches, and inhabited by roe deer, pheasants and hares. The area is characterized by the mysterious original virgin forests, a rare sea of clouds in Beijing, the Phoenix Stand scenic area with a large number of historical sites and a unique summer glacier. Campers will have a closer relationship with nature at this place.

Address: Sunzhazi Village, Labagoumen Muchu Township, Huairou District, Beijing

3. Nanhaizi Park

Nanhaizi Park comprises the largest wetland in Beijing. The park was once the imperial hunting ground of the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, but now it is a good place to enjoy a private holiday. The lake in the park is beautiful in summer. It cannot be more comfortable to pitch a tent and take sunbathe on the bank. The park will have you distracted not only feeding deer but also beholding the great variety of wild birds such as ducks, black swans and peacocks. It is certain to be a vivid and unforgettable experience for you and friends, one which cannot be had at the zoo.

Address: Luyuan Road, Daxing District, Beijing