Great Wall Camping Adventure In A Historic Watchtower Like A Warrior

Day 1: Hike from Gubeikou to Jinshanling. Camp  out at Gubeikou.

Day 2: Hike from Jiankou to Mutianyu.

The classic overnight Great Wall camping trip that covers the four famous sections of the Great Wall with the chance to slide down with the toboggan at Mutianyu and the wildest Jiankou.

Day 1: Hike from Gubeikou to Jinshanling. Camp out at Gubeikou.

Day 2: Hike from Jinshanling to Simatai.

Walk the oldest battlefield of Gubeikou even used to defend Beijing against the Japanese invasion in 1930's and Jinshanling, the place often represents the Great Wall of China publicly.

Day 1: Hike from Gubeikou to Jinshanling. Camp out at Gubeikou.

Day 2: Hike from lakeside Huanghuacheng to Xishuiyu.

Walk the oldest battlefield of Gubeikou even used to defend Beijing against the Japanese invasion in 1930's. Hike the picturesque site at Huanghuacheng perfectly back-dropped with a two lakes.   

Day 1: Hike from Jinshanling to Simatai. Camp at Gubeikou .
Day 2: Hike from lakeside Huanghuacheng to Xishuiyu.

Walk Jinshanling part of the Wall that often represent the Great Wall on many publications. Hike the picturesque site at Huanghuacheng perfectly back-dropped with a two lakes.   

Day 1: Hike the Gubeikou Great Wall for two hours.

Camp out on the Great Wall.

Day 2: Hike Jinshanling Great Wall for 3 hours.

Walk to the oldest and unrestored battlefield of Gubeikou and the restored part of Jinshanling to understand the full history of the Great Wall. Possibly suitable for family with kids or seniors. 

Day 1: The Forbidden City and Olympic Park. Camp at Gubeikou.
Day 2: Hike from Gubeikou to Jinshanling. 

Pay a historical tour to the Royal Palace during the day and sleep inside a watchtower where soldiers defended the imperial family.

Day 1: Take the suburban train from Beijing to Gubeikou. Hike for four hours. Camp at Gubeikou.
Day 2: Take the train back to Beijing or do an extended optional hike and take the train back.

It is the most affordable overnight camping tour without having to join a group with the concern of cost. 

Day 1: Take the suburban train from Beijing to Gubeikou. Hike for four hours. Camp at Gubeikou.
Day 2: Hike from Jinshanling to West Simatai for three hours. Stay in a local hostel. 

Day 3: Hike the Simatai Great Wall and tour the watertown in the afternoon, then take the train back. 

It is the most affordable three-day tour for those who look for more adventure. 

Day 1: Internal challenges of Jiankou
Day 2: Hike from Jiankou to Mutianyu. 

Explore the four most beautiful parts of the Great Wall with every crest offering another new views for those who are die-hard lovers of Jiankou, the mysterious wild Great Wall with higher level of challenges. Camp out at the highest peak of Jiankou to see the stunning views of sunrise.

Day 1:  Lakeside hike at Huanghuacheng for 2 hours. Camp out at night on the Wall at night. 

Day 2: Meet the sunrise and tour Mutianyu section

See the unique lakeside Great Wall at Huanghuacheng for 2 hours to meet the sunset and the sunrise by camping on the Wall followed by a leisure tour to Mutianyu. Perfect for family with kids and seniors who want to experience the full beauty of the Great Wall without much walking. 

Day 1: Huanghuacheng to Xishuiyu hike for picturesque views.

Day 2: Meet the sunrsie and return to Beijing

Hike the picturesque site at Huanghuacheng perfectly back-dropped with a two lakes. Enjoy the fantastic sunset views and welcome the beautiful sunrise by camping on the Great Wall. 

Day 1: Jiankou to Mutianyu Hike. Camp at Huanghuacheng.
Day 2: Hike from Huanghuacheng  to Xishuiyu.

Cover the four most impressive and surprising sections of the Great Wall.  The places you go are picturesque and beautiful. The scale of the wall cannot be over estimated.  

Sleeping on the Great Wall for one night? With Great Wall Adventure Club, it is guaranteed to happen and that's how we stand out from the competition.

We have three Great Wall camping sites located at Gubeikou, Jiankou and Huanghuacheng. Each site is equipped with camping facilities and gears including tents, sleeping bags and mattresses. You won't need to bring your own equipment unless you want to use your own. 

Eating is another important part of your 2-day trip. We want to showcase what the geniune Chinese food should be. We have chosen the restaurants on the road who cook heathly food for you, particularly in the restaurant at Huanghuacheng where you will be served organic poultry and vegetables that are raised and planted in their own yards.