24 soil samplings were selected from three typical parkization estuaries (Ludianqiaobang, Liangtanghe and Weitianlihe) around Wuli Lake in Oct. 2017, and gravel, soil texture composition, bulk density (BD), porosity (P_t), pH, organic matter (OM), total nitrogen (TN), alkali-hydrolyzed nitrogen (AN), total phosphorus (TP), available phosphorus (AP) and soil quality index (SQI) were analyzed or calculated. The results showed that the pedons in the three estuaries were all dominated by rocks and gravel (>700 g/kg), soil bulk density was larger (>1.35 g/cm³) and soil porosity was low (<50%), which indicate the soils are poor in infiltration and easy to occur surface runoff. The soils in the three estuaries were all alkaline with an average pH of 8.30, and pH value was in an order of Ludianqiaobang > Wutianlihe > Liangtanghe, while AP was opposite. Except for TP content in Liangtang, the near-shore soils generally had higher contents of OM, TN, AN, AP, and TP than those of the far-shore soils in Ludianqiao and Wutianli. The soil qualities of the three estuaries were all poor (SQI<0.5), unconducive to plant growth, and AN, BD, OM, AP and pH were the main factors affecting soil quality. The above results provide references for soil remediation in the parkization estuaries around Wuli Lake and the other similar areas.