Baoan Forest is located on the north side of Chukou Nature Education Center. Many birds, insects, frogs and reptiles can be seen flying around in it. There is a walking trail inside for education, recreation and ecological observation.

The ecological pond is the end point of the waterway in the park and is constructed using ecological methods. The area, shape, depth, bottom and slope of the pond, as well as the plants planted, have all been carefully considered and configured to create a habitat landscape close to nature to attract nearby wild animals to inhabit.

The ecological waterway system in the park was built using ecological engineering methods. It is formed by two water sources drawn from nearby ravines and ends at the ecological pool on the west side of the park. It has the functions of regulating the park's microclimate, increasing biological microhabitats and beautifying the environment. In order to maintain the dredging of the waters within the ecological park, construction methods are adopted that try not to damage the original ecology (mainly using medium and large stones), and many pores are added for organisms to hide, so the biological resources are quite rich.

In the early days, the Forestry and Conservation Department set up a forest fire lookout on the top of the mountain to prevent forest fires. The replica of the traditional lookout tower in the park has the significance of preserving forestry culture and can also be used for educational interpretation.