Tucked away on Tsing Yi along Sheung Ko Tan Street, this modest outdoor sitting-out area and children's playground offers a peaceful, unpretentious spot for local families. With basic play facilities and benches nestled among quiet surroundings, it is popular with parents looking for a relaxed venue where toddlers can roam freely away from larger crowds.

Things to know

Pack the Essentials

Bring water bottles, sun hats, and mosquito repellent (mosquitoes are active, particularly between April and October). There are rarely shops or kiosks directly on-site.

Toilets

There are no dedicated public restrooms inside the sitting-out area. However, public restrooms are located a short walk away within the surrounding village (Chung Mei or Tsing Yi Lutheran New Village) or at Tsing Yi MTR station.

Humidity and Timing

To beat the intense Hong Kong humidity, the best window to visit is between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM, or late afternoon after 4:00 PM. The midday hours can get exceptionally hot as there is limited overhead shade.

Elderly Fitness Equipment

Alongside the children's play area, the venue features basic elderly fitness equipment, making it a convenient multigenerational rest stop for grandparents and toddlers alike.

Facilities & amenities

Free Entry

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Location & getting there

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Address

Sheung Ko Tan Street, Tsing Yi, Kwai Tsing District, New Territories, Hong Kong

Public transport

MTR Tsing Yi Station · 11 min walk

Guide

Getting here

By MTR

Take the Tung Chung Line (or Airport Express) to Tsing Yi Station. The playground is approximately a 9 to 11 minute walk (approx. 790 meters) from the station.

By Bus

Several bus and green minibus routes stop nearby, including 241X, 41A, 42C, 43M, 44M, 88, and 88A. The closest stops are Chung Mei Road (near the playground) or Hong Fu House.

By car

Drive to Sheung Ko Tan Street via Chung Mei Road. There is no on-site parking; motorists must use nearby commercial parking garages (such as at Cheung Hong Estate) and walk.

By Taxi

Taxis can drop off passengers directly at the intersection of Chung Mei Road and Sheung Ko Tan Street.

By Walking

From Tsing Yi MTR Station, walk past the Tsing Yi Police Station and follow Chung Mei Road directly to Sheung Ko Tan Street.

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Good to know

How much does it cost to enter?

Admission is completely free, as it is a public leisure space operated by the government.

Are there restrooms or baby-changing facilities directly inside the playground?

No. There are no on-site toilets, but public facilities can be found within a 5 minute walk in the surrounding neighborhood or at the nearby Tsing Yi MTR station.

Is the playground suitable for older kids?

Not ideally. The space is very modest and designed primarily as a quiet corner for toddlers and younger children to play safely under direct supervision.

Is there any shade or cover if it starts raining?

The park has very limited overhead shelter. If a sudden downpour occurs, families will need to seek cover in the nearby MTR station or adjacent housing block areas.

Can I bring my stroller?

Yes, the sitting-out area has flat paths and is barrier-free, making it easily accessible for families pushing strollers or prams.