Home›Tangshan›Guide

Duoma Park

多玛乐园

Plan Duoma Park around its fishing activities, water rides, park transport, seasonal admission dates and onward connections.

theme-parkfishingwater-activitiesfamilyFamily-Friendly

Plan at a glance

Individual admission varies by date

Duoma Park (多玛乐园) is in the Caofeidian Wetland Culture and Tourism Resort (曹妃甸湿地文化旅游度假区) in Tangshan (唐山). Set your navigation to “Duoma Park Visitor Center” (多玛乐园游客中心). The park covers more than 2,400 mu (about 160 hectares), with fishing, water activities and rides spread across different areas. How long you spend depends on the activities you want and what is operating that day.

Reference hours are 09:00–17:00. In September 2026, the park mainly hosts groups Monday to Thursday and accepts individual visitors Friday to Sunday; its visitor days may change later. Before buying tickets, check individual admission availability and prices through the official mini program or by calling 0315-5330666.

Half a day or one to two days

A focused visit to the popular rides takes about 4–5 hours. Allow 1.5–2 days if you want a more relaxed mix of fishing, water activities and getting around the park. For a two-day visit, first confirm that the park will be open to individual visitors on the second day and arrange accommodation, then plan your time by area.

Tickets and visit details

View visit options for this attraction and confirm the visit date and current arrangements before you go.

Choose your visit

Fishing activities in Natural Legend (自然传奇)

Hunshui Moyu (浑水摸鱼), Tianluo Diwang (天罗地网) and Wengzhong Zhuoyu (瓮中捉鱼) are hands-on fish-catching activities in this area and suit visitors who want to get in the water or try something themselves. Hookless fishing for swimming crabs (无钩钓梭子蟹) is another regular activity. You can buy your catch at the day’s market price and have it prepared on site; a reference price is about RMB 100 for seven crabs. Confirm the price and preparation arrangements on site.

Water activities in Colorful World (多彩世界)

The Qinqin Fish Spa (亲亲鱼疗), Dead Sea-style Floating (死海漂浮) and playing in the sand at Blue Bay Beach (蓝湾浴场) suit families and visitors who enjoy water activities. Some water activities may close before the park itself, so check their end times for the day before planning your visit.

The water train and amphibious vehicle

The Time and Space Express (时空快线) runs over the water and offers views of a train crossing the wetland. The Extreme Crossing ride (极限穿越) takes visitors from land into the water in an amphibious vehicle. The Century Yacht (世纪游艇) and Creek Drifting (溪谷漂流) rides are also part of a fast-paced visit. Check the day’s notices to see what is operating and whether any ride costs extra.

For families and adults who enjoy rides

Families who like fishing, animal interactions and water play can focus on Natural Legend and Colorful World; the park is especially suited to families with children. Younger visitors may want to prioritize the Century Yacht, drifting and amphibious-vehicle rides, subject to the on-site height, safety and operating requirements.

Build your day

A 4–5-hour highlights route

After entering, skip the park train (环园小火车) and visit the Century Yacht, Creek Drifting, the Time and Space Express, the Extreme Crossing ride and hookless swimming-crab fishing in that order. Popular rides may have queues. Check each ride’s last admission time when you arrive and adjust the order if needed.

A one-and-a-half- to two-day visit by area

After entering, take the free loop train for about 20 minutes to get oriented to Happy Fishing Valley (欢乐渔谷), Colorful World, Natural Legend and Blue Sea & Blue Sky (碧海蓝天). Spend the morning fishing in Natural Legend, have lunch at Duoma Restaurant (多玛餐厅) or Duoma Shifu (多玛食府), then head to Colorful World for water activities in the afternoon.

With two days, split the fishing, rides and beach time to reduce backtracking across the park. The day-by-day plan still depends on individual-admission dates, the ride schedule and confirmed accommodation.

Queues and ride order

Check the official mini program or the schedule posted on site after entering. Queues and sign-up arrangements for popular activities may affect the order of your visit.

Get there

Navigation and driving

Set your navigation to “Duoma Park Visitor Center” (多玛乐园游客中心) for the entrance. Driving from central Beijing (北京城区) takes about 3.5 hours. The park has a large free parking lot and charging points; check on site for available spaces and charging service.

Train and onward connections

Check train options from Beijing Railway Station (北京站) or Tongzhou Railway Station (通州站) to Caofeidian Port Station (曹妃甸港站) or Caofeidian East Station (曹妃甸东站), then connect by shuttle bus. Train and shuttle schedules change; when booking, confirm the stations, transfer point and last return service.

Know before you go

Ride closing times and extra costs

The park’s reference hours do not mean every ride operates until 17:00. Most water activities finish at around 17:00, while beach access may follow a separate schedule. Before paying, confirm the price and what is included for purchased crabs, park vehicles and other activities.

Getting around and walking

The park is large, and walking everywhere adds travel time. The free park train and shared bicycles can reduce walking. Electric carts are listed at about RMB 150 per hour; confirm the billing unit, permitted route and return point before renting one.

Mosquitoes, drinks and meals

There are many mosquitoes in the wetland, so bring repellent. Food stalls may keep different hours; you can bring drinking water and a few snacks. Duoma Restaurant and Duoma Shifu are dining options in the park; check their opening hours when you arrive.

Accommodation and return travel

If staying overnight, look for accommodation in Caofeidian District (曹妃甸区). Before booking an overwater wooden cabin, confirm its facilities and nighttime transport. Check Beijing train connections and onward services from the park in advance. If you also want to visit Lanyue Bay (揽月湾) or go to Central Fishing Port (中心渔港) for a tidal-flat outing, check the transport and activity arrangements for that day separately.

More Tangshan Attractions
01Food District

Hetou Old Street

河头老街

Admission

Adults: reference CNY 98 on weekends and public holidays; weekday prices vary.

Typical Visit

About 3–4 hours for an evening visit; allow half a day for the museum and daytime areas.

02Historic Walk

Eastern Qing Tombs

清东陵

Admission

Reference prices: combination ticket CNY 108; Yuling and Dingdongling CNY 60 each; Jingling CNY 45; sightseeing bus CNY 30 per person.

Typical Visit

About 2–3 hours for two tombs; about 4–5 hours for the highlights route, excluding travel from Beijing.

03City Guide

Tangshan Nanhu–Kailuan Scenic Area

唐山南湖开滦风景区

All Ages

Admission

South Lake entry is currently free; selected attractions and boat rides cost extra. Kailuan admission is separate.

Typical Visit

About 2–3 hours for landmark and garden highlights; 4–5 hours with more areas.

04City Guide

Luanzhou Ancient City

滦州古城

Admission

City gates are free; Zijin Pagoda admission is about CNY 20. Cruises and activities are priced separately.

Typical Visit

About 1.5–2 hours for a short walk; 3–4 hours for an evening visit.

05City Guide

Tangshan Banquet

唐山宴

All Ages

Admission

Admission is currently free; food, meals, cultural products and activities cost extra.

Typical Visit

About 1–1.5 hours for a short visit; 2–3 hours to explore the venue.

06City Guide

Kailuan National Mine Park

开滦国家矿山公园

Admission

Adults: CNY 108 for the basic ticket or CNY 138 for the three-museum ticket; student and older-visitor rates differ.

Typical Visit

About 1–1.5 hours for a short visit; 2–3 hours for the complete route.