Hong Kong has become much more pet-friendly, with dedicated dog zones, off-leash areas, and inclusive parks. Whether you have a tiny pup or a big, energetic dog, here are the top 10 dog parks that locals and expats love.
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Picture the ultimate pre-school playgroup but for dogs… and that would give you the West Kowloon Art Park. With seaside views, expansive green spaces, pets galore, and cafes that feed both fur-friends and their owners, this park is perfect for a full day out with your pooch. Your dog must always be kept on a leash; however, if he or she prefers some leash-free time, run on over to the designated Pet-Zone equipped with pet waste bins and a water tap. Refuel at Hooman, a pet-friendly café that will spoil you with a selection of doggie treats, as well as coffee and snacks for the humans.
West Kowloon Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, www.westkowloon.hk/en/artpark
Stroll along the Cyberport Waterfront Park for another gorgeous space featuring seaside views and lush greenery with your sweet doggies by your side. Along with a pet-friendly shopping mall adjacent, should you need any refreshments, snacks, or just some cooler air in the warmer months. When your dog is ready, strut him along the Waterfront Park or the Podium above while you picnic the afternoon away.
Cyberport Waterfront Park, 100 Cyberport Rd, Telegraph Bay, Hong Kong, https://cyberport.hk/en
Bow Wow! This one will be sure to impress your favorite four-legged family members. Though the name may suggest otherwise, this park is made just with your dog’s happiness in mind. Featuring a pets’ activity area, excretion bins, as well as play equipment such as railings to walk over or around, rings to jump through, and more, your sweet pups will love burning off their exciting energy here while testing their agility!
Butterfly Valley Road Pet Garden, 2 Butterfly Valley Rd, Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong, +852 2386 0945, www.lcsd.gov.hk
If your dog prefers to play with dogs his own size, then you’ll appreciate the Cheung Wan Street Rest Garden, where there are two designated areas for dogs – one for larger hounds and one for the smaller ones. If you’ve got small kids, then this is the perfect dog park to bring the whole family, too, as there’s also a children’s playground for kids to burn off some energy, as well as three pavilions and nine arbors for you to sit in and relax. Pack some snacks for the pups and the kids and be ready for a sweet afternoon with the whole fam in tow.
Cheung Wan Street Rest Garden, Cheung Wan St, Tsing Yi, Hong Kong, +852 2481 5435, www.lcsd.gov.hk
D.B – Comically said are initials for ‘Dogs & Babies’, rather than Discovery Bay. Yet, it rings true at Central Park, also referred to as Siena Park, which is both child-friendly and dog-friendly! The park offers large, open green spaces for picnics and puppy play dates, as well as a playground for kids, so that all your babies – humans and animals, alike – are taken care of. Bring along a picnic mat to enjoy an afternoon of relaxing and dogs socializing with other doggy-mates.
Central Park, Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
Bark on over to Penfold Park, the “green lung” of Hong Kong, for some fresh air, lush grassy areas, and pet-friendly outdoor fun! Nestled inside the Sha Tin Racecourse, and managed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, the lawns cover more than 20 acres and comprise three man-made lakes where your dogs can paddle around, bird watch the wild migratory waterbirds, or simply roam the grassy area on non-race days. Known to be one of the most pet-friendly spaces in HK, there are leisure facilities for both pets and their paw-rents, such as benches, picnic tables, and a kids’ playground.
Penfold Park, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Sha Tin Racecourse, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, www.charities.hkjc.com
Easily accessible in the Central District, Tamar Park boasts of two large circular, enclosed dog parks so that your dogs can run and play off-leash on the green! And with the Government’s addition of more parks to be operated as “inclusive parks for pets,” you can now even walk your dogs from the Observation Wheel along the waterfront for some splashing views while your dog gets more exercise. Other notable features at this park include the floating platform, the Tamar café, and the amphitheater.
Tamar Park, Harcourt Road, Admiralty, Hong Kong, +852 2520 2321, tamar@lcsd.gov.hk, www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/parks/tp/
Covering an area of about 3.8 hectares, the Tung Chung North Park is popular for those in nearby areas, such as residents of the Caribbean Coast and Coastal Skyline. Designed for everyone in the family to enjoy themselves, you’ll find a dedicated space for everyone here – from a designated, quaint pet garden for your sweet pets to a children’s play area, a skateboard ground, a hard-surfaced soccer pitch, a jogging track, an elderly fitness corner, and a Chinese herbs garden.
Tung Chung North Park, 29 Man Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong, www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/parks/tcnp/index.html
Fenced-in and better suited for smaller dogs, the Tsuen Wan Pet Garden is another great space for letting your canines run leash-free in the safety of the enclosure. Conveniently located at the Central Western District Promenade off the Tsuen Wan MTR station, this park is a great one to let your dog to begin socializing and playing with others. Smaller than most other dog parks, you can keep a closer eye but still let your dog run freely, while useful facilities such as benches, bins for dog waste, as well as a place to wash hands are available.
Tsuen Wan Pet Garden, 59 Wing Shun St, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, +852 2408 9592, www.lcsd.gov.hk/clpss/tc/
Popular and suitable for dogs of all sizes is the Wan Po Road Pet Garden, which sits adjacent to the Tseung Kwan O South Waterfront Promenade. Three separated areas based on your dog’s size makes this great for dogs who prefer to play with others their own size – one area is for smaller dogs, one for larger ones, and a third for dogs of all sizes to mix and socialize. The park also features pet activity areas, waste bins, a pet shower area, rain shelters, benches, as well as lawns – so there is plenty for your sweet pals to enjoy!
Wan Po Road Pet Garden, Wan Po Road, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, +852 2791 3100, www.lcsd.gov.hk/clpss/en
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