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Hang Hong Street Garden

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Sha Tin

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Best for ages

0–12 years

Setting

Outdoor

Typical visit

30m to 1h

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About this place

Hang Hong Street Garden is a quiet, public playground managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) of Hong Kong. Tucked away in Ma On Shan, it serves as a neighborhood gem where families go to let their kids burn off energy in a less congested, spacious garden setting that feels quieter than the busier main town parks.

Things to know

Temporary Closures

From late February 2026 to late September 2026, parts of the garden (including the pavilion, pebble walking path, and children's play facilities for ages 2 to 5) are temporarily closed for cover and drainage renovation works. The rest of the park remains open.

Beat the Heat

The playground is completely outdoors and has minimal shade. To beat the intense Hong Kong heat and humidity, we recommend visiting between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM, or after 4:00 PM.

Bring Snacks and Water

Be sure to bring your own snacks and water bottles, as there are no convenience stores or drink stalls directly inside the garden.

Educational Walk

The garden paths feature unique educational bronze statues representing traditional Chinese idioms, making it a great learning walk for older children.

Facilities & amenities

Free Entry

Outdoor

Location & getting there

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Address

Hang Hong Street, Ma On Shan, Sha Tin District, New Territories, Hong Kong

Public transport

MTR Heng On Station · 8 min walk

Guide

Getting here

By MTR

Take the Tuen Ma Line to Heng On MTR Station. Take Exit B, and walk through the pedestrian subway heading northeast along Hang Hong Street. The garden is a flat, 6 to 8 minute walk (approx. 210 meters) from the station.

By Bus

Get off at the Yiu On Estate, Ma On Shan Sports Ground, or Vista Paradiso bus stops, which are a 2 to 4 minute walk from the park. Key routes include KMB 43X, 81C, 85K, 89C, 99 and Citybus 681, 681P, 981P.

By car

Drive to Hang Hong Street in Ma On Shan. As there is no onsite parking, navigate to the adjacent Yiu On Estate Multi-storey Car Park or Heng On Estate Car Park.

By Taxi

Taxis can easily drop families off along Hang Hong Street directly in front of the park entrance.

By Walking

Pedestrians can access the park easily via the local pedestrian network from the surrounding residential blocks of Heng On Estate and Yiu On Estate.

Parking fees

HK$28listing	Heng On Estate Car Park (Link REIT)
HK$20listing	Yan On Estate Car Park (HA)

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Good to know

Is there an admission fee to play at the garden?

No, admission is completely free. The garden is a public leisure facility operated by the Hong Kong Government (LCSD).

What play equipment is available for toddlers?

The playground is divided into two areas. One zone features simpler equipment with shorter slides perfect for younger toddlers and babies, while the other area features larger frames designed for older kids. (Note: The 2 to 5 year old play area is closed for upgrades until late September 2026).

Can we park our car directly at the playground?

No, there is no onsite vehicle parking. Driving parents will need to park at nearby residential multi-storey car parks, such as Yiu On Estate or Heng On Estate, and walk over.

Are there any bathrooms or changing facilities on-site?

There are no dedicated public restrooms inside the small garden itself. However, public restrooms and changing areas can be accessed nearby at the adjacent Ma On Shan Sports Ground or the nearby Heng On or Yiu On estates.

What else is there to do in the garden besides playing?

The garden is beautifully landscaped and features a quiet walking path lined with bronze statues that depict traditional Chinese idioms, providing a nice educational walking trail for families.