Wusong Paotaiwan National Wetland Park

I went there on a holiday and it was quite crowded. Because of the typhoon, some attractions in Pao Taiwan Park were closed. It's a great park in Shanghai! Just avoid going around the time of a typhoon.

The weather is good, you can go camping there. The ecosystem there is very good.

This park has been around for a long time, far away from the city center, located at the mouth of the Huangpu River where it meets the Yangtze River. It is characterized by its artillery batteries and is a place for patriotic education.

The scenery is nice, especially the mine, which is still fresh in my memory.

Very good, very spectacular, worth a visit, to see the confluence of three rivers, the turbulent waves, and to feel the heroic anti-Japanese war at Wusongkou

Transportation is relatively convenient, adjacent to the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, and echoing the Binjiang Forest Park opposite. The wetland features are a habitat for birds and a great place for bird watching.

Its southwest corner is the famous Wusongkou. During the Qing Dynasty, it was used to build a naval artillery platform, so it was named Paotai Taiwan.

Our motherland is great, and our mountains and rivers are beautiful. We should cherish and protect them even more.

Located on the bank of the Yangtze River in Wusong, Baoshan, and north of the Wusong Passenger Terminal, I saw a cruise ship moored there on the day I went there. The greenery is good and the ticket price is only ten yuan. There are not many parking spaces, so it is better to go early. It feels good to blow the breeze by the river. Many people go there to play.

We went on the 3rd of National Day! It wasn't crowded, and I saw the international cruise port and many large ships. The park is great! You can catch small crabs! The ticket price is only 10 yuan! Parking fee is 5 yuan per hour!

Located at the exit of the Yixian Elevated Road at Shuichan Road, the Wetland Forest Park covers a total area of 53.46 hectares and is located in eastern Baoshan District. Backed by mountains and facing the water, it borders the Yangtze River and Huangpu River to the east, Paotai Mountain to the west, and stretches from Tanghou Branch Road to the south and Baoyang Road to the north. The park's shoreline stretches 1,974.13 meters. Its southwest corner is the famous Wusongkou, named after the Qing Dynasty, where a naval artillery battery was built. The water level fluctuates significantly with the ebb and flow of the tides. The wetland offers a pleasant environment, with expansive ground and lush forests. Octopus fishing is available on the rocky mudflats, and a wooden sign at the entrance protects them. It's an ecologically significant part of the park, so fish as much or as little as you want, as long as you have fun. It's especially suitable for family outings. Be sure to bring chicken, as it's firm and tough, and it's not easy to break. Also, be careful.

Wusong Paotaitai Wetland Forest Park is located at the confluence of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River. It stretches from Paotai Hill to the west, Tanghou Branch Road to the south, and Baoyang Road to the north, with a 1,974.13-meter riverfront. Its southwest corner is the famous Wusongkou, named Paotaitai for the Qing Dynasty's construction of a naval artillery fort. Early morning, when crowds are minimal, is the perfect time for photography.

There are a lot of small crabs on the bank of the Yangtze River. I caught them so hard that my hands were tired.

You need to buy a ticket for 10 yuan for adults, but it is worth the trip just to enjoy the sea breeze on the riverside plank road. There are many interesting places inside.

It is located on the Puxi side of Wusongkou, across the river from Binjiang Forest Park.

The place is quite big, it's a good choice to have a picnic here, set up a tent, take the kids for a walk, fish for crabs and enjoy the scenery. If you are tired of playing, there is a sauna nearby.

This park is close to nature, but large enough to walk around on foot. However, there are bicycle rentals at the main entrance. The wetlands near the Yangtze River are the best for exploring, with beautiful scenery and abundant birdlife. There's also a barbecue area at the north gate, which you can enter directly from. There's a boating lake next to the area, offering great views. Overall, it's a great value.

It's OK. I just went there. It's nice to take a walk. It should be better in summer.

Located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, the main part is the wetland landscape, and you can see the sea. It is a good place for outdoor leisure and exercise.

For various reasons, I didn't travel far for National Day this year, but I didn't want to waste my vacation either. So I kept reading reviews on the app, hoping to find a place with few people (that's the key), an elegant environment, and convenient transportation to relax. I actually found it, and went there the next day with my son. Take Line 3 and Baoshan Bus No. 11. The wait for Bus No. 11 is a bit long, running about every 20 minutes. The park isn't huge, but it has many small attractions. I recommend the Mine Garden, the Forest Oxygen Bar, and the riverside wetlands. Because it rained today, my son was a little disappointed he didn't catch any crabs, but everything else was fine. If the sun is out, you can set up a tent on the grass. Bring your own barbecue ingredients; the park has barbecue grills for rent for 70 yuan for four hours. It was a relaxing weekend getaway for the family, enjoying a barbecue and the river view.

Very surprised, amazing, I will go again. Although there are more people than usual during the National Day holiday, it is not crowded and it is still quite quiet. There is also a beautiful mine garden. In short, it is worth 10 yuan.

It exceeded my expectations. There is the Yangtze River and the port. The breeze from the river is very comfortable and not hot at all. More importantly, there are not many people at all. I highly recommend it. There are also fishermen!

I have been to this place several times. It is next to the Huangpu River. Its characteristic is that the wetlands are well protected. There are many small crabs by the river, which can be caught, but it is not recommended to take them away. There is also a mine garden and the green vegetation is well protected. You can see different scenery in spring and autumn, and there are some rare birds to see. It is one of the rare scenery in a bustling metropolis. Walking along the river, you can temporarily forget the fast pace of life in first-tier cities. It is recommended to go there for a day on weekends, bring some food and a tent, and spend a very pleasant weekend.

I have to give 32 likes to the scenery. You can see Changxing Island opposite and the mouth of the Yangtze River. Except that the wolf is a little smaller, it can be regarded as a beach, hahahaha

Located near the Wusong Cruise Terminal, the park offers beautiful scenery in all seasons. It's best to sit by the river in the afternoons during the winter to soak up the sun and watch migratory birds...

Isn't parking very convenient? The area isn't very big. I'd rather go to the Forest Park.

A wetland park at the mouth of the Yangtze River, where you can spend a whole day without any problems

We went there on April 29th, entering through the north entrance. We didn't feel the usual holiday crowds. We didn't go crab fishing, the signature activity, because we didn't bring any gear. However, we did try all the attractions inside, which were quite good. They even have barbecues, so be sure to make reservations in advance. There was also a Science and Technology Museum, which was quite uncrowded. We also participated in the birdwatching program, making for a very fulfilling day. The signage is unclear, so it's best to ask for directions. I wrote a travelogue, but it's not relevant.

Wusong Paotaiwan Wetland Forest Park, located on the Yangtze River in Shanghai's Baoshan District, is a rare wetland park in Puxi that offers close proximity to nature. The scenery was stunning and exceeded my expectations. It's a great place to bring children, and catching crabs on the mudflats is fun. The wetland park also has a beautiful mining garden, which is highly recommended!

There is a large wetland at Wusongkou, and the sea breeze gives it a sense of vicissitudes.

Even with the filter on, it's really beautiful, beyond my expectations. It's a place I stumbled upon by chance, unlike those glamorous spots! !

Paotai Mountain Park is a wetland park. In the last century, a large amount of steel slag was landfilled here for war preparation needs. Over the years, the Paotai Mountain behind the park was formed. After the reform and opening up, Shanghai No. 5 Steel Plant stopped this operation. In the new century, a park was built here. Since it is close to the Yangtze River Estuary and the Huangpu River Estuary, a large number of migratory birds pass through here every year. Therefore, the relevant departments positioned this park as a wetland park. In 2010, this park was officially opened to the public!

Located at the confluence of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, the natural environment is well protected

The park is mostly tree-lined and relatively quiet. To the east, near the seaside and the Yangtze River estuary, you can see Wusong International Tanker Port and Waigaoqiao Park. It's quite large. There's a beautiful mining park inside, resembling a miniature Jiuzhaigou.

It's a good place to exercise, but the air is nice and the wind is strong, but you can't walk the dog.

It takes half an hour to ride a bike from home. I don’t think it’s amazing when I go in, but when I go deep inside, I can see the Yangtze River and the cruise terminal.

I took advantage of the good weather to visit Wusong Pao Taiwan Wetland Park. The wind at the river mouth was indeed biting, but the scenery was still nice.

The environment of Shanghai Wusong Fort Wetland Forest Park is very good

The well-designed Yangtze River Estuary Park is next to the cruise terminal

There were a lot of people when I went there. The park is located at Wusongkou, next to the East China Sea.

Baoshan Road 11 leads directly to the park entrance! Transportation is very convenient! It's not very crowded, but it still requires some stamina. The park features Wusongkou Fort Square, the Shell Theater, a suspension bridge, the international port, and the coastal wetlands. Many people set up tents and fly kites in the wetlands, and there are also many people taking wedding photos. The view from the sea is a completely different scene! It's beautiful!

The park is quite nice and worth a visit. However, I was most surprised to find dozens of cars parked on the roadside with parking tickets after exiting the park. It was quite a sight! A reminder: if you're driving, be sure not to park your car randomly. Remember this! Also, there are very few parking spaces nearby, so I recommend driving to avoid getting fined!

A nice wetland park with a great environment.

Located in Baoshan District, the park has related exhibition halls and a 4D movie theater.

It's beautiful inside, you can go for a walk when you have free time.

In a big city like Shanghai, there are not many places to see this kind of oxygen bag.

On the banks of the Yangtze River estuary, near the Huangpu River estuary, stand two large parks: Paotaiwan Wetland Park on the west bank and Riverside Forest Park on the east. Most of their area was created by siltation or artificial reclamation over the past fifty years. Paotaiwan Park was originally a riverside wetland within the Wusong Fort military restricted area. Since the Wusong Fort was abandoned, a large area at the foot of the hill was developed into a park for residents to enjoy.

It's ok, you can go and have a look, there are some things to play

When it was first opened, the park was free, and flower seeds were scattered all over the mountains and fields. When spring came, all kinds of wild flowers came into view. Now it is planned to be more like a park, with less wildness and fewer flowers. Only the scenery of the riverside wetland remains unchanged.

A good place to relax, especially for when you are in a bad mood

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Although it is far away, the environment is really good.

I've been to the wetland park twice, but I didn't visit it carefully.

Located at the Yangtze River Estuary, the entrance fee is 10 yuan. It's a bit remote, but the park is quite spacious, offering panoramic views of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River Estuary. From April to May each year, you can catch crabs in the riprap area near the river. The park also has a barbecue area, an outdoor development area, and a Yangtze River Estuary Science and Technology Museum. It's definitely worth a visit.

A very good place, worth visiting during the holidays

The park is surprisingly large! Tickets are very cheap, and it was so comfortable and cool to sit by the river and watch the waves crashing in! I couldn't walk any more, so I just left halfway through the park!

There is a not very good shallow beach and a wooden boardwalk, and it is still ok to watch the sunset

The air is good in the morning and no ticket is required to enter before 7 o'clock. There are various fruit trees, which is suitable for early exercise and breathing oxygen.

Compared with several large parks in the suburbs, it is a small park and it is nice to walk in.

I come to the park for relaxation and tranquility. This is my absolute favorite of all the parks in Shanghai. Far from the bustling city, yet not remote, it boasts a delightful natural landscape with lush flowers and plants. The gardens, wetland herons, and arches formed by greenery are unique features not seen in other parks. Only here can you witness the magnificent sweep of the Yangtze River estuary. The cultural landscape is unmatched, with the ancient Wusong Fort and nearby museums. It's truly a wonderful place, no wonder couples are always snapping photos here. Its beauty can only be truly appreciated once you've visited.

It was transformed from a park, changed its name, and is located on the bank of the Yangtze River, just right for enjoying the breeze.

I used to go there often, to catch crabs and fly kites. The wind was always so strong by the river...

I went there once before the World Expo. At that time, Fort Hill was still under construction. It was said that it was built specifically for the World Expo. The wetland is quite nice. There is also a free naval museum next door.

In spring and autumn, you can take a tent there for an outing. It may be a bit cold in winter. It is close to the sea.

Located in Baoshan District, it's famous for its artillery batteries from the Battle of Wusong. While I've never been interested in history, I'm drawn to the expansive scenery and the tiny crabs in the wetlands every time I visit. In the summer, the rocks near the wetlands are full of crabs, but they're very agile, so be careful. Some people even use bamboo poles tied with small pieces of pork skin to fish for crabs. With a bit of luck, you can actually catch a bucket of crabs. Because it's located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, the scenery is truly spectacular and well worth a visit, especially considering the affordable entrance fee. The only downside is its remote location, requiring a car to back up to reach Baoshan District.

This park is nice, there are many people watching birds on the beach, it is a good place to take pictures, but it is not very convenient to get there by public transportation, it is a bit far from the city

Aside from being a bit far from downtown Shanghai, everything else was pretty good. Everyone goes crabbing here, just to entertain the kids. It's a wetland, the estuary of the Yangtze and Huangpu rivers, but that's all I know. Take Metro Line 3 to Baoyang Road, and don't take the bus. You have to take a taxi. The bus ride takes half an hour, but it arrived in no time. It's not far at all. Next to it is the Shanghai International Cruise Terminal, which you can check out. I haven't been there yet, just seen the terminal and the docked ships. The environment is nice, but it's quite crowded. It's huge, with many attractions, and it's quite tiring walking around. I only walked halfway and turned back because I was embarrassed to say I was there to see the ocean. You can't go down into the wetlands, so everyone just looks at it from above, so it's not very interesting. But if the weather is good, the views are definitely nice. It's more convenient to go through the back door to the cruise terminal. Honestly, the front door is a bit messy. It's in Baoshan District.

It was originally an ancient fort in Shanghai, located in the Wusong area of Baoshan District, Shanghai. It covers the ancient fort. It is one of the few parks in Shanghai that charges an entrance fee of 10 yuan.

This park's most distinctive feature is its vast wetlands and the boardwalks that span them. Located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Huangpu rivers, you can witness the convergence of two distinctly colored streams. It's also a haven for Shanghai kite enthusiasts and a great spot for crab catching in spring. If you're visiting Shanghai with your girlfriend during the May Day holiday, be sure to take her to this park's riverside for some crab catching—it's boundless fun!

You can take Subway Line 3 to Shuicheng Road, then transfer to a local bus or taxi with a starting fare of 14 yuan.

It's really nice. It's a great place to watch the sunrise, cool off, and take pictures! However, parking is not very convenient when there are many people, so please pay attention to this if you drive there!

Personally, I don't think the park is truly forest-worthy; it's just wetlands and mudflats. The park commemorates the battles of Wusong and also protects the local ecosystem. It's worth a visit. However, avoid visiting on holidays, as the crowds will dampen your enjoyment.

Located in Baoshan, it is far from the city center. It is a good place for a weekend outing. The park is large, with reeds and migratory birds. The environment is good.

The park is nice. There are activities these days and the ticket price is 5 yuan. You can take the whole family for a picnic.

September 2015, my husband and I went. We had planned to hike over the weekend, but after being lazy and staying home for a day and a half, we felt the need to get out and about. We wanted something close to home, so we decided to go to Pao Taiwan Forest Park. During the tourism festival, admission was half price at just 5 yuan per person, which was a great value. We went to the park to breathe in the air and enjoy the water; it was truly beautiful. The wetlands along the Yangtze River are wonderful. At the mouth of the Yangtze River, you could see many cruise ships, and there were even children catching crabs by the river. The square inside Wusong Fort was also quite interesting. Walking around the entire park took about two to two and a half hours. Incidentally, the parking lot was very limited. We left late in the afternoon, so parking was only available after cars left, leaving many cars parked on the streets outside the main gate.

The main scenery of the park is still along the river bank.

This park is very nice and the entrance fee is 10 yuan. Children under 1.3 meters are admitted free of charge. In this park, you can learn about the history of Wusong's anti-Japanese war, see the river view, listen to the sound of ship whistles, and there is also a beautiful mine park where you can pretend to be in Jiuzhaigou.