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10 great dog parks in Hong Kong

28 April, 2022 by Expat Living 3 Min Read

https://expatliving.hk/where-to-take-dogs-in-hong-kong-best-dog-parks/

Hong Kong folk love their pet pooches. Small apartments and busy city streets don’t seem to be a deterrent for dog lovers, with the rate of licences issued by the government steadily increasing in the last decade. If you’re amongst this number, you can take your furry friend out to frolic in one of the city’s many pet-friendly dog parks. There are now more than 100 of these, after the government announced the opening of as many as 60 new “Inclusive Parks for Pets” from April 2022. (Read the news here and find the full list of parks here.) Over 20 of the new sites are located along promenades and other pretty harbourfront areas, so you can take in the views while your doggo gets some exercise!

Here are some great options to consider on your next outing with your hound.

Sheung Wan Pet Garden

Located on the Sheung Wan section of the Central and Western District Promenade, this pet garden has plenty of facilities and a fenced area for dogs to run around in. There are garden benches, dog bins, a dog latrine, a turf area and hand-washing facilities in this park, which is a stone’s throw from Central. 

Where: Chung Kong Road, Sheung Wan

Quarry Bay Promenade

The promenade only opened up to dogs a few years ago. The 500-metre promenade is lined with grassy patches and has a 2,500-square-foot pet garden. It’s equipped with an arbour, benches and dog bins.

Where: Hoi Yu Street, Quarry Bay

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Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park

Sai Kung is popular with pet owners, as there is plenty of space for dogs to run about, and the Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park is 12,000 square metres and has plenty of facilities for your pet.

Where: Tong Chun Street, Tseung Kwan O, Sai Kung

Butterfly Valley Road Pet Garden

This Sham Shui Po pet garden has become a firm favourite with dog owners, due to its excellent facilities. The biggest in Kowloon, it stands out against other dog parks due to playground equipment designed especially for dogs. It also has doggie drinking fountains and a pet activity area.

Where: 2 Butterfly Valley Road, Sham Shui Po

Cheung Wan Street Rest Garden

This garden in Tsing Yi has two areas for dogs – one for larger dogs and one for small canines – which –, which makes it one of the more popular dog parks. It’s a great spot for a family visit, as there are also three pavilions, nine arbours and a children’s playground.

Where: Cheung Wan Street, Tsing Yi

Central and Western District Promenade

This is a prime location for festivals and viewing firework displays, however, it’s also a great spot for dog owners to let their pets off the leash. It’s spacious and fully fenced and facilities include a turf area, benches, bins and a hand-washing facility. 

Where: Lung Wo Road, Central

Cyberport Waterfront Park

This is another fantastic waterfront park to take your pups for a stroll and there are taps to keep them hydrated. However, please be aware that snakes have been spotted here during the summer.

Where: Pok Fu Lam

Cyberport Waterfront Park
Cyberport Waterfront Park

Penfold Park

This park covers more than 20 acres and has luscious green grass and man-made lakes. Your pup can roam around, paddle across lakes and race other dogs.

Where: Sha Tin Racecourse, Sha Tin

Central Park, Discovery Bay

Also known locally as Siena Park, Central Park is a stroll down from DB’s north plaza, which is accessible by taxi. This park has a big open space, lots of puppy friends and a playground for the kids. Bring your picnic rug and stay for the afternoon.

Where: Just off Siena Ave in Discovery Bay (North)

Tung Chung North Park

Your pooch is not the only one who will love this recently upgraded dog park which has excellent facilities for all ages to enjoy. As well as a pet garden and plenty of green space there’s an elderly fitness corner, skateboard ground, soccer pitch, children’s play area and much more!

Where: 29 Man Tung Road, Tung Chung

Can’t see a park in your area? Try this government site for a full listing.


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Categories: Editors Picks Family Fun Things To Do Tags: Dog parks Dogs Pets Things to do with dog in Hong Kong

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