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Trails · Fengxian District
A vast national forest park in Fengxian with roughly 85% forest coverage - a natural oxygen bar on Shanghai's southern edge. Dogs are allowed entry with no breed or size restrictions, so large dogs find a genuine playground here. Activities include forest go-karting, kayaking, horse riding and BBQ areas, with boating available at the Bird Lake area.
One of the few major Shanghai green spaces that admits all dog breeds and sizes, with 16,000 mu of forest trails to explore.
Adult entry is 60 RMB; pets are admitted without breed or size limits per the sourcing article. The park is huge so driving inside or around is advisable; mosquito protection for dogs is important in summer. Hours were not published in the source. Pack food and plenty of water as on-site dining is limited.
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