Shanghai is a great place to take children for an autumn stroll, with no admission fee and free parking

Shanghai is a great place to take children for an autumn stroll, with no admission fee and free parking! In Shanghai, there are also some relatively lesser-known spots. However, these places do not require an admission fee, are less crowded, have beautiful scenery, and are suitable for walking with children, taking photos, and enjoying the red autumn leaves. Today, let's walk together into Maple Leaf Island, located in Group 4 of Xinjianjiang in Shantang Village, Langxia Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai, and see what different scenery it has to offer. Although when it comes to Maple Leaf Island, not only tourists from other places might find it unfamiliar. Moreover, even for people working and living in Shanghai and the surrounding provinces and cities, not many know about this place. Nevertheless, it is considered the largest maple planting base in Shanghai. Maple Leaf Island covers an area of 300 acres, planted with North American red maple, North American sweetgum, and red-leaf photinia. When deep autumn arrives, the maple leaves gradually turn golden and red, presenting a charming view from a distance. When the maple leaves turn red, people walk on the fallen leaves, look up to appreciate the red of the golden autumn, and take photos with rich colors. The maple leaves in the south are not as uniformly red as those in the north, but this also contributes to their colorful splendor. It is also a good choice for photography enthusiasts. Even without fully developed facilities, the management is orderly.