Changfeng Park is a rare free comprehensive landscape park in the heart of the city. It houses the Ocean World and the Racing Hall, both of which are excellent places for residents to relax and unwind during weekends and holidays. The park is highlighted by its large lawns, artificial hills, and man-made lakes, along with many facilities suitable for youth activities. On the north side of the park, there is a ‘Path of the Brave’ that is over a hundred meters long, composed of iron ropes, suspended ladders, and tunnels, which is very popular among teenagers. To the west of the park is a small train ride, with tracks winding through a small valley. The south side of the park is equipped with large amusement rides, including sleds and electric carts. The southeast side of the park features an open-air swimming pool and its ancillary facilities, including electric boats, rowing boats, and pedal boats for water-based recreational activities. In addition, land-based recreational activities are another major feature of the park, including bumper cars, pirate ships, and small trains, which are ideal for families and friends to enjoy a spring outing together. The park is open all year round from 08:30 to 17:00. Parking facilities are available at Changfeng Park Parking, with a reference price of ¥20 per time. The park has three entrances: Gate 1 (Guangfu West Road and Daduhe Road intersection), Gate 2 (525 Zaoyang Road), and Gate 3 (Lane 11, No. 140, Nujiang Road). The number of parking spaces is subject to the actual situation of the scenic area. Mobile phone charging is available at the visitor center, but the number of charging ports is limited. Park transportation is available at a reference price of ¥5 per person, located at the entrance of the Ocean Pavilion and the Beluga Pavilion. There are multiple restrooms throughout the park, near the aquarium and clearly marked with signs.
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