Whampoa Park: Playgrounds, Ninja Challenge Course & More

Whampoa Park: Playgrounds, Ninja Challenge Course
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Nestled within the heart of the Whampoa estate, Whampoa Park provides a green, open space with playgrounds, a pet park and even a ninja challenge course for teens and above. 


Whampoa Park Overiew

Whampoa Park Overiew

Whampoa Park is located between Whampoa Road and the Whampoa River, just across from the towering blocks at Whampoa Dew and beside Whampoa Community Club. 

The park offers various residents living in the area a recreational space with facilities that cater to all ages. 


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Whampoa Park Playgrounds

There are two Whampoa Park playgrounds that cater to different age groups. 

Enchanted Forest Playground

Whampoa Park Playgrounds

The younger age group can step into the Enchanted Forest Playground with a low play structure with slides and and climbing apparatus for their enjoyment. 

Enchanted Forest Playground

There are a series of balancing beams for them to build up their confidence.

dragonfly see-saw

For some whimsical fun, how about riding an a unique dragonfly see-saw?

Log tunnel

Or climb through a log tunnel. 

Swings at Whampoa Park

There are also swings at the Enchanted Forest Playground, including one that parent and child can enjoy together. 

Bell

Look out for little play features like a two-tone bell that is built into the playground equipment.


Forest Adventure Playground

Forest Adventure Playground

Older adventurers can venture into the Forest Adventure Playground. 

Magical Treehouse

The highlight here is the Magical Treehouse. There are many different ways to play here and for kids to reach the canopy level. 

Climb up the climbing nets or take a ladder. 

Whampoa Park Playground

Tunnel bridges connect the upper layers of the Forest Adventure Playground and exciting slides provide a way for kids to make their way back down. 

Other play features around the Whampoa Park playground include a climbing wall and stepping stones. 

multi-person see-saw

There’s a multi-person see-saw that we haven’t seen installed for a long time (the one at West Coast Park is no longer there) and an arc see-saw too.

Swings at Whampoa Park

There are also swings, including a basket swing, at this children’s playground.

Maze

The Whampoa Park playgrounds offer plenty of fun for kids of all ages. 


Ninja Challenge Course

Ninja Challenge Course

A unique feature of Whampoa Park is the Ninja Challenge Course. 

While it may look like a playground, it is not. It is a fitness challenge for those who are 13 years old and above who want to put their ninja skills to the test.

There are five stations at the Whampoa Park Ninja Challenge Course.

It starts with the Ninja Steps, a test of speed and ability. There are different coloured areas marking different skill levels. 

Other sections of the Whampoa Park Ninja Challenge Course include a Traverse Wall, Balance Walk, Sway Steps and Agility Pods.


Pet Park

Pet Park

Next to the Ninja Challenge Course is Whampoa Park’s Pet Park.

It is where pet owners can take their pets to enjoy open space too.


Other Amenities at Whampoa Park

Other Amenities at Whampoa Park

Other facilities at Whampoa Park include a 400-metre running track that encircles the park and a more conventional fitness area.

Lookout platform at Whampoa Park

There is also a raised lookout area and platform next to Whampoa River as well as a therapeutic garden.


Whampoa Park

Whampoa Park

You can find Whampoa Park and its playgrounds and facilities along Whampoa Road.

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Lester Ng
Lester firmly believes that it is not what you look at that matters, it is what you see (nod of the hat to Thoreau).