With spring in full bloom, it’s the ideal time for a picnic. You don’t need fancy gear or gourmet skills—just pick the right spot, and you’ll be the star of your social media feed.

Jiangxin Islet

One of China’s "Four Famous Solitary Islands," Jiangxin Islet is hailed as the "Penglai of the Ou River," the "Island of Chinese Poetry," and home to an ancient navigational landmark.

The lush East Garden lawn feels like a green carpet—spread out your picnic mat, lay out your feast, and savor the scents of fruit and fresh bread. Trees sway gently nearby, while the Ou Jiang River flows peacefully in the distance, dotted with passing boats.

Picnicking under the historic West Pagoda adds a touch of antiquity to your outing. At Gongqing Lake, shimmering waters host playful ducks. Here, nature embraces you, making every moment pure bliss.

Yangfu Mountain Park

One of Wenzhou’s top ten parks, Yangfu Mountain boasts vast, velvety lawns perfect for picnics. Lay out your spread while kids fly kites and adults relax in cheerful conversation. A light breeze carries the fragrance of flowers, melting away everyday stress.

Sanyang Wetland

Known as Wenzhou’s "Green Heart," this wetland features a network of rivers forming over 160 small islands of varying shapes.

With emerald trees, clear waters, wild birds, and blooming flowers, it’s a paradise for picnics. Spread out a mat, pitch a tent, or try kite-flying, sketching, or boating around the islands.  

Nanxi River Aviation Camp

A national-level aviation base, this camp has become a highlight of Nanxi River tourism. Its grasslands are ideal for spring picnics and kite-flying.

Visitors can also enjoy paragliding, powered hang gliders, and other aerial adventures for breathtaking views. Additional activities like grass sliding, jungle trails, archery, and go-karting offer thrilling outdoor experiences.

Fengyang Heshancun Village

Perched on the northern slope of Hedingshan Mountain, this She ethnic village sits at high altitude with over 90% forest coverage—a true "natural oxygen bar."

Its ancient trails lead to a vast alpine meadow (15,000 m²), perfect for picnics, camping, soccer, and kite-flying. Here, you can gaze at mountain and sea views, admire flowers, and witness stunning sunrises or moonlit nights.

Yunlan Pasture

At 800m elevation in Taishun County, this pastoral wonderland features lush grass, wooden walkways, and charming attractions like a sledding slope, cow petting zone, and scenic viewpoints.

Lay out a picnic blanket for Instagram-worthy shots against the blue sky. Kids can feed cows, make nougat, pick fruits, or try grass sledding.

Qinghe Park

In Yueqing City, Qinghe Park’s soft lawns seem tailor-made for picnics. Stroll through tulip fields, lakeside islands, and scenic platforms for a serene spring escape.

Friendly pigeons often gather on sunny days, soaring over the plaza. The park also houses a 60,000-book library—perfect for leisurely reading.

Zhongxiu Garden

Nestled beneath Yaoxi Scenic Area, this garden is named after its "refined beauty." Winding streams and blooming fruit trees fill the air with fragrance in spring.

Beyond nature, visitors can try traditional crafts like lacquer art and clay sculpting at its cultural center. Unwind with a picnic on the open lawn or camp under the stars.

Tongxin Park

Flanking the Dongtou Strait Bridge, this park features marine-themed play zones, swing sets, and ocean murals—blending fun with education.

On mild spring days, white tents dot the lawns or beach, offering picnickers a chance to unwind by the sea, listening to waves and crickets under a starry sky.

Wushan Park

In Nan’ao Town, this 148-acre park offers sprawling lawns, diverse entertainment, and local snacks. Just bring a tent and a kite for a day of pure joy and lasting memories.

Article Source:Wenzhou News