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Quarry Bay Park’s Playground

You may know by now, I’m willing to travel just to have fun ! And few months back, I took kids to Quarry Bay. It’s their first time to this part of Hong Kong. I’m glad I did, because we found one of our favourite playground!




Quarry Bay Park is at Tai Koo Shing, MTR blue line to Tai Koo. With few sets of playground equipment for different ages. It’s big enough to accommodate kids at all ages. What kind of play equipment do they have? Different levels of climbing frames, slides, swings, rocking horses, sway boats etc. Kids got super excited, and went wild running around. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up because the play area are in different sections and mine don’t stay at one 😂 especially after they make friends at the playground and start playing games that I am suspecting called “stay away from mommy’s sight”















Nearest coffee: probably the mall

Toilet: public toilets at the park near Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition

Shade: Not really, but it’s naturally shaded by the buildings.

Enclosed: No and it’s really big with few sections, so, I do recommend to keep an eye on kids.

Mommy think: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (clean, big and plenty of benches)
Kids think : ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

How to get there:
- MTR to Tai Koo station and exit from E1
- buses from all over the places such as 110 (Kowloon station), 720 (central), 82 (north point), 682 (ma on shan)
And if you’re driving, park your car at Cityplaza, it’s just a few mins walk from the mall.



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