Recommended is Hyatt Regency Beijing Olympic Park, just 1.5 km from Bihai Park, offering easy access via walking or bike paths. The hotel features family rooms, indoor swimming pools, and views of the lush green park landscape. Complimentary shuttle buses connect to major attractions, and nearby trails and children’s play zones make it ideal for a relaxed getaway.

Take Metro Line 8 from Olympic Park Station to Guomao Station or Xizhimen Station, taking about 30 minutes. Alternatively, use Didi Chuxing or Gaode Taxi—a 15-minute ride costing ¥25–40. Bike-sharing stations are available near the park, perfect for short rides along scenic greenways, promoting eco-friendly travel.

Join guided eco-tours exploring wetland habitats and rare bird species—ideal for photographers and nature lovers. The park also offers fishing areas and weekly outdoor yoga sessions at designated lawns every Saturday afternoon. Spring brings the Flower Viewing & Picnic Festival, featuring flower arranging workshops and artisan markets.

Try Green Wild Dining, located just outside the south entrance, serving organic farm-to-table dishes with a twist of Beijing flavors. Must-try: "Spring Harvest Quinoa Salad" and "Homemade Zhajiangmian with Crispy Pancakes." The restaurant uses sustainable materials and creates a serene, natural ambiance. Also visit the Lakeside Café for handcrafted coffee and homemade pastries, perfect during sunset views.

Yes! The Bihai Park Wedding Lawn is certified for up to 150 guests, offering setup services, emcees, and audio equipment rental. Choose between traditional pavilions or modern glass-roofed venues, with professional photography teams available. Nearby hotels like Hyatt Regency provide all-inclusive wedding packages including catering, accommodation, and transportation.

The Light Art Exhibition runs every Friday and Saturday from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM, featuring water projection displays and interactive lighting narratives themed "Future Green." Clear signage and barrier-free pathways ensure accessibility. During events, temporary food stalls and live music stages enhance the experience—reserve entry online via the official Beijing Tourism website to avoid crowds.