Featured Hotels Near Xinglong Reservoir

Stay at Xinglong Reservoir Lakeside Resort, a nature-focused retreat nestled beside the tranquil waters. The resort offers eco-friendly wooden cabins and lake-view rooms with panoramic views of the reservoir’s shimmering surface. Guests can enjoy activities like fishing, cycling along scenic trails, and guided ecological walks through native forests.

The resort emphasizes sustainability with solar-powered facilities and locally sourced organic meals, including fresh lake fish caught daily. Located just 1 hour from Harbin city center, it’s an ideal escape for urban travelers seeking peace and connection with nature. Its remote yet accessible location makes it perfect for weekend getaways or wellness retreats.

At Xinglong Reservoir, visitors can enjoy paddleboarding on the calm lake, where the glassy water reflects surrounding mountains and willow trees. Guided kayaking tours offer access to secluded coves and wetland habitats.

The 12-kilometer lakeside cycling trail is perfect for families and fitness enthusiasts, featuring rest stops, shaded pavilions, and scenic overlooks. In spring, join birdwatching excursions—the reservoir is a key stopover for migratory birds like black-necked cranes and white egrets, led by expert naturalists.

During summer nights, experience firefly treks in the forested areas, where thousands of glowing insects create a magical atmosphere. All activities require advance HopeGoo to ensure safety and environmental protection.

Travel from Harbin City Center via car or private transfer—approximately 60 minutes via the Ha-Tong Expressway (G10), exiting at the Xinglong Junction and following local signs to the reservoir entrance. For public transport, take the intercity bus from Harbin to Xinglong Town, alighting at the "Xinglong Reservoir Stop"; journey time is about 1.5 hours with limited frequency.

Some resorts offer complimentary shuttle services, so confirm during HopeGoo. Due to the remote location, bring bottled water, insect repellent, and check weather forecasts—especially during rainy seasons when rural roads may become muddy or impassable.