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GO PARK Sai Sha is where kids’ energy, parents’ relaxation and your family’s favourite sports can all collide!
Finding a place in Hong Kong that offers fun, age-appropriate activities for the whole family, from toddlers to teens (and of course, us parents!), isn’t always easy. Add in the challenge of finding enough space for kids to run around, explore and try their hand at sports, and planning a simple Sunday can feel like a nearly impossible mission. Enter GO PARK Sai Sha, a sprawling 1.3-million-sqft sports and commercial complex that promises to have something for everyone! Don’t believe us? Keep reading to discover our full-day itinerary for the whole fam…
Sassy Mama Tip: Download the GO PARK Sports app to easily book classes, private coaching, events or facilities, or check out the GO PARK website to find out more about your leisure and dining options!
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What & Where Is GO PARK Sai Sha?
GO PARK Sai Sha Facilities & Activities
Full-Day Itinerary
What Is GO PARK Sai Sha & How Do You Get There?
Nestled in the scenic Sai Sha area, between Wu Kai Sha and Sai Kung, this mega-complex combines the best of nature, cutting-edge architecture and endless family-friendly activities — from leisure & experiential activities like arts workshops and nature excursions to sports facilities galore. Within that, a 300,000-sqft commercial complex is designed by the iconic Zaha Hadid Architects, so its flowing, futuristic design integrates seamlessly with the lush surroundings, offering a space that’s equal parts tranquil and invigorating.
Despite the incredible natural atmosphere, though, the park is actually just a short hop from Wu Kai Sha and University Station (25 minutes from Admiralty Station), so you’re never far from urban conveniences or public transport. To get there, we suggest taking bus 581 or minibus 807K from Wu Kai Sha MTR Station (Tuen Ma Line) or bus 287/582 or minibus 807K/S from University MTR Station (East Rail Line). Alternatively, by car, it’s approximately five minutes from Wu Kai Sha Station and nine minutes from University Station.
Fun For All Ages — Sport, Play & Leisure Facilities
We can’t recommend GO PARK Sai Sha without covering the extensive indoor, outdoor and waterfront sports facilities and leisure programmes, which are truly unparalleled in Hong Kong. Whether your kids are football fanatics, budding cyclists or looking to try something new, the complex caters to all ages and skill levels. Here’s a breakdown:
GO PARK Sports: Outdoor Team & Individual Sports Facilities
More Than 10 Kinds Of Sports
The outdoor sports park spans a whopping one million square feet, featuring a hub for popular, newly-emerged and urban sports. Here, you’ll find football pitches, rugby fields and tennis courts alongside a roller-skating rink, a community track and even Hong Kong’s first dedicated outdoor pickleball courts. Golf enthusiasts will love the public driving range, which delivers a complete, pro-level golf experience. Features include 77 bays with real-time mobile shot tracking and 18-hole simulations (the only public golf driving range in Hong Kong equipped with Trackman radar technology on each and every bay!), plus a 25,000-sqft practice area with greens and bunkers.
Family Highlights
For families looking to shake things up, the park also offers newly-emerged sports like padel (a tennis-squash hybrid) and pickleball. Pickleball is perfect for all ages, including the elderly, due to its low-impact and easy-to-learn nature. The park also features a community track that is free to use (but requires booking in advance!). This track allows families to engage in cycling, running and roller skating together, making it a great space for outdoor activities and family fun.
Sports Program
Looking for the perfect sporty adventure for your little ones? You’re in the right place! With more than 10 different sports on offer and partnerships with top-tier sports associations and renowned institutions, GO PARK Sai Sha is all about creating amazing athletic experiences. From Regular Group Classes to Private Coaching and special Events, there’s something for every age and stage. Keep scrolling to find the perfect sports match for your mini athlete!
GO PARK Sai Sha: Unmatched Indoor Sports & Urban Activities
If the outdoor facilities aren’t enough (or if it’s a gloomy day), the complex also features incredible indoor & urban activities, complete with an outdoor climbing wall, multi-purpose indoor ball courts, a lively skateboarding park and even a fencing school for those with a competitive streak. And let’s not forget the all-weather heated swimming pool, an obvious treat on sunny days, as well as a perfect way to stay active during the winter months!
For smaller children — or those who prefer less organised activities — GO PARK also features a Pet Park (perfect for bringing along your furry friend!), a fully-equipped outdoor playground with slides and rope nets, as well as an forest-themed Adventure Land featuring parent-child swings, multi-sensory play equipment, water play and seven slides and climbing frames — all of which are divided into age-appropriate sections.
GO PARK Aqua: Classes & Aquatic Excursions Across The Coast
The fun doesn’t end on land. Head over to GO PARK Aqua, where Sai Sha’s stunning coastal resources come to life. From water sports and classes (including kayaking and SUP) to scenic excursion tours and nature-related arts & crafts programmes, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Just remember to register in advance, as many of the waterfront activities are divided by age.
How We’d Spend A Full Day At GO PARK Sai Sha
GO PARK Sai Sha, 9 Hoi Ying Road, Sai Sha, New Territories, Hong Kong, www.goparksaisha.hk
