1 / 5Tsang Tai Uk Playground
📍 Sha Tin, New Territories
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Sports-focused outdoor park in Sha Tin featuring six tennis courts, 16 covered table tennis tables, football and basketball areas, plus a children's playground.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for active families where older children and adults want structured sports alongside a playground for younger siblings. The covered table tennis area makes this a viable wet-weather sports option. Tennis players should note court five has reported lighting issues on the far baseline.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Karl Mc Eneaney
7 years ago
“An engineering masterpiece set in a beautiful location with stunning walks and scenery..the dam is a water catchment for the supply of water for Hong Kong region and new territories the the size of it is mind boggling..for hardcore hikers there is a stunning stunning stunning, and yes I meant the three stunnings, hike up around the tree covers peaks that appear to hug the picturesk area. Not a hike to take lightly if u plan to complete it but u can always turn around and head back as the walk is amazing from getting off the bus.. make your way to tai po station and it's only a short bus journey out 😀😀 enjoy it”
Gary Sun
a year ago
“Nice tennis courts with total number of six, consists of 5 double tennis courts and 1 single (number 6). There are 16 table tennis courts with covered rooftop and one kiosk selling groceries and drinks.”
Avinash Advani
a year ago
“Great sports facility. Still good”
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Overview
Tsang Tai Uk Playground in Sha Tin packs a serious range of sports facilities into one site. Six tennis courts include five doubles courts and one singles court in good condition, with lighting on courts one through four. Sixteen table tennis tables sit under a covered rooftop. Football and basketball areas serve older kids and adults. A traditional children's playground with swings and slides caters to younger visitors. A kiosk on-site sells drinks and groceries. Entry is free.
