Featured Hotels Near Wolong Reservoir

Near Wulong Reservoir in Dalian, Dalian Xinghai International Hotel is a top choice, offering panoramic views of the reservoir from floor-to-ceiling windows. The hotel features an eco-friendly walking trail and a private lakeside dock perfect for kayaking or sunset viewing. Nearby, the luxury glamping camp provides elevated tents with stargazing decks and evening bonfire gatherings, ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquility. With a 30-minute drive from downtown Dalian and direct bus access, it’s both accessible and serene.

The most convenient way to reach Wulong Reservoir from Dalian city center is via Bus Line 102 or the tourist shuttle bus, which runs directly through Zhongshan Road and Xinghai Square, taking about 40 minutes. Alternatively, ride-hailing services like Didi Chuxing or T3 Ride offer door-to-door transport in roughly 35 minutes at affordable rates. For those driving, follow the Binhai Highway southward and turn at the clearly marked Wulong Reservoir sign—free parking and well-maintained access roads make it ideal for family trips.

At Wulong Reservoir, visitors can enjoy unique experiences such as lake kayaking (available in summer with safety gear), cycling along the 12-kilometer lakeside trail with rest stops, and eco-guided nature walks led by local experts showcasing rare birds and wetland flora. The annual Wulong Photography Festival in spring attracts photographers capturing misty dawn scenes and wildlife. Additionally, stargazing nights feature astronomy talks and telescope viewing, perfect for family learning. All activities require advance HopeGoo—contact the management office or book via the official website.

Wulong Reservoir boasts a 98% forest coverage rate and a fully intact wetland ecosystem, serving as a critical migration stopover for migratory birds in Northeast China. Thousands of rare species like white cranes and black-necked cranes visit annually. The water is exceptionally clear and oxygen-rich, supporting native fish and aquatic plants. A strict ecological reserve has been established, with smart monitoring systems tracking water quality and biodiversity. Visitors can explore the eco-exhibition hall to learn about conservation efforts and environmental education—making it a benchmark of natural beauty and scientific value.