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Tong Ming Street Park Playground

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Best for ages

0–12 years

Setting

Outdoor

Typical visit

30m to 1h

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About this place

Tong Ming Street Park Playground is an outdoor public play facility situated within the 1.4-hectare Tong Ming Street Park. Opened in March 2013, this clean and beautifully landscaped park acts as a pedestrian connector between Tseung Kwan O's residential estates, the MTR station, and neighboring shopping malls. The playground features classic outdoor structures, slides, climbing frames, and grassy lawns, offering local families a quiet, hassle-free space for children to burn off energy.

Things to know

Stroller Access

The park is highly accessible. A long, 195-meter elevated barrier-free ramp directly connects the first floor of PopCorn Mall to the park, making it extremely stroller-friendly.

Beat the Heat

Since the park is entirely outdoor with minimal shaded covers over the equipment, the best time to visit during humid months is early morning (8:00 AM to 10:00 AM) or late afternoon (after 4:00 PM).

Pack the Basics

Ensure you bring water bottles, sun hats, and mosquito repellent (crucial from April to October). While there are drinking fountains and a beverage vending machine inside the park, there are no retail shops on-site.

Rain Check

Because it is an outdoor venue, the playground empties quickly during rain. It is recommended to check the Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) app for rainstorm warnings.

Facilities & amenities

Free Entry

Outdoor

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MondayOpen 24 hours

TuesdayOpen 24 hours

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Location & getting there

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Address

2 Tong Ming Street, Tseung Kwan O, New Territories, Hong Kong

Public transport

MTR Tseung Kwan O Station · 4 min walk

Guide

Getting here

By MTR

Take the Tseung Kwan O Line to Tseung Kwan O Station. Take Exit C into PopCorn Mall, go to 1/F, and follow the elevated footbridge ramp directly into the park (4-minute walk). Alternatively, take Exit A and walk along Tong Chun Street (3-minute walk).

By Bus

Numerous bus routes stop directly at the Tong Ming Street Park bus stop or the adjacent Sheung Tak Public Transport Terminus, including KMB routes 90, 296A, 296C, 296D, and CTB routes 694, 792M, 795X, 796X, 798.

By car

Drive to Tong Ming Street. As there is no onsite parking inside the park, drivers can park at the adjacent TKO Spot Car Park (2 Tong Ming Street) or PopCorn Car Park (9 Tong Yin Street).

By Taxi

Direct taxi drop-off can be made along the layby on Tong Ming Street or at the designated taxi drop-off zones of PopCorn or TKO Spot.

By Walking

Highly accessible on foot from surrounding estates via ground-level entrances at Tong Yin Lane, Tong Ming Street, and Tong Tak Street, or via the elevated pedestrian bridge from PopCorn Mall.

Parking fees

HK$24per hour	TKO Spot Car Park B: HKD 24 per hour on weekdays, HKD 27 per hour on weekends and public holidays. Link's Park and Dine promotions available.
HK$20per hour	PopCorn Car Park: HKD 20 per hour daily. Free parking privileges available based on mall spending.

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Good to know

Is there an entry fee for the playground?

No, the Tong Ming Street Park Playground is a public recreation space run by the Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and is completely free to enter.

Are there public toilets nearby?

Yes, there is a dedicated public toilet block located right next to the children's playground. They are wheelchair-accessible and generally kept very clean.

Can children ride bikes or scooters inside the park?

Although parents occasionally let toddlers practice with small balance toys on the flat paved paths, standard LCSD rules prohibit active cycling and scooting inside the park to protect pedestrians. For dedicated cycling tracks, families should head to the nearby Hong Kong Velodrome Park.

Are there food options nearby?

Yes. While the park itself only has a beverage vending machine, it is practically connected to major malls like TKO Spot and PopCorn, which boast numerous family-friendly restaurants, supermarkets, and cafes.

Is the equipment safe for toddlers?

Yes. The playground is split into two separate sections to ensure safety: one area designed with lower structures for toddlers under 5 years old, and a separate climbing/slide area for children aged 5 to 12.