In Dishui Lake, you can experience sailing, fly kites, or lie lazily on the lawn, listen to music, bask in the sun, and take a walk by the lake around the hotel. There is a mini farm nearby, where you can see all kinds of small animals and feed them by yourself. You can also take the sightseeing bus to the West Island of Dishui Lake, where there are large lawns and tents for picnics.

Dishui Lake, an artificial lake in the southeast of Shanghai with an area of 5.5 square kilometers, is the largest artificial lake in China. At present, only a small part of the landscape construction around Dishui Lake has been completed, but it is still a good place for Shanghainese to relax on weekends and holidays.

The winter scenery of Dishui Lake is very unique. The cliffs on both sides of the waterfall are covered with ice, and the bushes are scattered with ice flowers. The outside of the water flow is frozen into a translucent "ice bucket", and the water in the "bucket" is still flowing. Under the sunshine, it is colorful and fragrant, which is a wonder. Due to the constant temperature of the spring water, the four seasons of green grass under the waterfall live forever. Nearby is the China Maritime Museum, the first national maritime museum in China, and a 4A tourist attraction. A little further away are Binhai Forest Park and Shanghai Flower Port.

Those who like to run at night can go around the lake fun run for 8.5 kilometers. Dishui Lake is the best area in Shanghai, and you can also go fishing at night by the lake. The campsite is about three kilometers away from the seaside, and Nanhuizui Guanhai Park is the best sunrise viewing point. The sunrise time is about 5 o'clock in summer and 6 o'clock in autumn and winter. Go five kilometers west of Nanhuizui Park to Donghai Bridge, which is about one kilometer long. You can pick up mud snails on the beach at low tide.