Hoi Sham Park, To Kwa Wan: Hoi Sham Rock, Pavilion and Promenade
Hoi Sham Park sits on Yuk Yat Street in To Kwa Wan, Kowloon City District. It began as a small island called Hoi Sham Island and became a park after reclamation. Hoi Sham Rock and Fish Tail Rock are its well-known landmarks, and it is said couples who pray at Hoi Sham Rock will find good matches; the seaside Hoi Sham Pavilion is a spot for sunsets.
The extension opened to the public from April 2023, covering about 1.3 hectares, with a waterfront promenade, fitness area, pavilions and lawns, a children's playground and a children's cycle track. Reports also mention a pirate-themed playground and a giant whale climbing structure. Check official opening information before you go, and use HKeMobility to plan transport.
Editor’s noteFor a waterfront stroll, sunset views or a family outing, Hoi Sham Park is worth adding to a To Kwa Wan itinerary; check official announcements for opening arrangements.
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