In summer, weather of Hong Kong picnic parks is very playful. Plan a parent-child picnic day, and let the children experience a leisurely life in the hustle and bustle of the city. Although Hong Kong seems like a small place with densely packed high-rise buildings, many hidden places are still suitable for picnics after careful exploration.
1. Jordan Valley Park
The Jordan Valley Park in Kwun Tong has convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities. Most importantly, it’s hard to imagine that in downtown Hong Kong! what! Big! piece! picnic meadow!
In addition to general park facilities such as children’s playgrounds and horticultural education centers, there is also an international-level remote-control model racing track. But the disadvantage is that the transportation is convenient, the facilities are too attractive, and the holidays and tourist seasons are often full. Families who want to go may have to get up a little earlier.
2. Zero Carbon Building
Besides going to Megabox to eat and watch movies, have you noticed the Zero Carbon Building next to it? This beautiful park can be picnicked! The construction method, energy use, and indoor exhibition room of the Zero Carbon Building are full of environmental protection information. Parents and mothers can also take a parent-child environmental protection class while having a picnic with their children.
3. Peak Park
The European-style Peak Park is the “back garden” of the villas in Gangdu a hundred years ago. The unique British architecture and gardening decorations allow you and your children to taste a British picnic without flying to the UK. In addition to having a picnic, you can also walk around Luji Road on the top of the mountain.
4. Yau Ma Tei Service Reservoir Rest Garden
In addition to the monitoring station of the Observatory, King’s Park also has a quiet and mysterious urban oasis – Yau Ma Tei Service Reservoir Rest Garden. The park is in the center of Hong Kong but is sparsely populated. It is a hidden picnic spot! To reach the destination, you must climb a 130-meter “ladder.” It is good to exercise on holidays, and you can sing a song along the way to be romantic with your partner!
5. Digital Plaza
The Digital Plaza has a large lawn and complete supporting facilities. It covers a very large area and is connected to the seaside. You can enjoy the seaside scenery while having a picnic. It is an excellent location to enjoy the sunset. In addition, it is adjacent to the Cyberport shopping mall, and the whole family can go shopping and watch a movie before ending a rich holiday day.
6. Lok Fu Service Reservoir Rest Garden
Want to find a park with fewer people for children to discharge? Then the Lok Fu Service Reservoir Recreation Garden may be a good choice~ It is adjacent to Lok Fu Plaza, and the garden is located in the reservoir area. It is adjacent to Junction Road Park and can also be connected to Kowloon Walled City Park. It is a good place for outings or picnics. Walk up along the entrance of the park, and you will arrive at the Rest Garden in about 10 minutes
7. Kai Tak Runway Park
Kai Tak Runway Park is located at Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. There is a spacious lawn in the park facing the sea, where the sea breeze blows on weekdays, and in autumn, there is a chance to see miscanthus in the nearby grass, which has become a popular place for many people to check-in. In addition to picnics, the park also has viewing platforms, water gardens, fountain squares, etc., and many airplanes and airport building commemorations are attractive to children and not to be missed!
8. Kwun Tong Waterfront Promenade
The Kwun Tong Seaside Promenade is located in the Kwun Tong Seaside Garden, with a total length of about 1 km. There is a large lawn for rest and a covered audience stand. Even if it rains, there is a place to hide. With the sea breeze blowing, it is a great place for a picnic in the evening! Children can also go to the playground and sensory garden in the park to discharge their discharge!
9. Kouwa Street
The Haohe Street, located on the top of the “Tunchi Tunnel”, is known as the “Hong Kong version of Miami.” The coastal embankment is full of palm trees, plus a large lawn, sea, and sunshine. It has recently become a popular place for picnics or camping! However, there is no shelter near the embankment. Parents are advised to check the weather forecast before going out so as not to be spoiled by strong wind or rain. It is also recommended to bring thicker mats or small stools to prevent children from being injured by weeds.
10. Victoria Park
Located on Hong Kong Island, it is one of the largest parks. The busiest season is the New Year’s Eve event. However, the large green lawn is good for family picnics on weekdays. In addition to the central lawn, there is a children’s playground in the park. There are also bowling greens, model boat pools, etc. Children must come here to discharge their energy on weekends!
