Speaking of camping, I believe many friends know that generally suitable places for camping are basically in the suburbs, where there is more space, or in some forest parks. However, in Shanghai, urban parks can also be used for camping, and they are very lively. So what urban parks in Shanghai are suitable for camping? Let’s take a look with me below!
1、Skyline Sponge Park
In addition to having the sponge function and ecological superiority of the region, Skyline Sponge Park integrates leisure and entertainment, cultural tourism, and is a unique starry sky themed park in Lingang.
Tent camping
There is camping, parties, food, from day to night, enjoy the beauty of Lingang in spring on the vast lawn.
Water sports
Experience the most trendy and cool paddleboarding, or take your family on a kayak and start a different kind of water life in the Spring Ripple River.
Unique theme of Skyline
It is even more endowed with an experience like a starry sky, as if traveling through the Milky Way.
Leisure cycling
Skyline Sponge Park is an excellent place to check in for cycling, countless star secrets are hidden among them, and the park also organically combines urban landscapes with natural ecology, bringing more fun to your cycling trip.
Barbecue camping
On this 11,000 square meter large lawn, the largest around Dianshan Lake, dedicated to “barbecue camping”, it brings more possibilities for glamping to tourists.
Fun picnic
Give yourself a beautiful memory of a picnic. There are not so many pre-arranged terms and considerations. Just take some time and effort, put the fruits and desserts you love on weekdays into a bamboo basket, and be in the beautiful scenery of spring flowers and autumn colors. There is a “sense of ritual” belonging to a picnic.
Entertainment and leisure
Cycling, kites, archery, frisbee, etc., you want it, you can achieve it here.
In order to meet the needs of more families, the park integrates water sports and children’s activities, making it a tourist destination for Dianshan Lake.
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