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Dinosaur Park

That’s what my kids have been calling Ping Shek Playground （坪石遊樂場) .  Located on a top of a hill in Choi Hung, this dinosaur theme playground seems to excite kids, taking them into a world of imagination and adventurous (well, at least that’s how my kids played) . 




The playground is filled with caves showing archaic wall paintings, dinosaurs bones and fossils, and a castle play. There are swings at the back, slides, bars for climbing and the special one is a holding drops (I’m not sure what is that called officially, it’s like a fireman pole but all you have to do is hold the handle and step on the plate, then let your body weight take you down) . 





My kids met some other kids, and they began playing catch, then move on to role playing pirates going on adventure, climbing up and down, using the castle as their base, the cave as dungeon to keep prisoners, and sometimes with serious discussion into where to run and hide. 




Mom think: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 

Kids think: ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 


Shade: Not really, unless hiding in the cave


Enclosed: No. It’s quite spacious and different exit , so do keep an eye on kids 


Toilet: Yes, it’s under LCSD, so it’s public toilet but it’s reasonably clean. 


Refreshment: Vending machines near the toilet 


How to get there: 

- 10 mins walk uphill from Choi Hung MTR station exit A1 

- Minibus 82 stops at Choi Hing Court （彩興苑）

- Parking on site right next to tennis court (location pin approximately 📌 https://goo.gl/maps/cLx59xkoHvjVGU3o9 )


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