Things to do in Tai Tong Organic EcoPark

Buying here is more affordable than buying on-site. If the platform adds more discounts on tickets for different venues, it will attract more customers to use it. It's also suitable for children to play and has educational value.

Klook's buy-one-get-one-free offer is slightly cheaper than other platforms. Remember to exchange your voucher for a physical ticket at the entrance before entering. On the first floor, there's a free inflatable bouncy castle (for ages 5-9) inside the boat cabin.

Even on rainy days, there are plenty of facilities for children to burn off energy, and the exhibits are updated, so every visit offers a new experience.

The staff are very friendly and chill :)) This time I went on a weekday, and since there weren't many people, staff member Lena let us art jam for a long time! They offer different workshops, like painting bear-bear figures.

my first time in hongkong this open what was to come, something special, Noah ark, this was get the story at hand..the surrounding, the man wan 1868 village, the sweet garden..i just love nature, worth visiting.staff @ Noahs ark were friendly to help.

I was initially worried the facilities would be old, but after asking customer service, I learned they are regularly updated and maintained. When I arrived, it wasn't as bad as I imagined. The tents and campsites showed normal wear and tear, and there were plenty of nice camping chairs. All the dishes, pots, pans, and the hot water in the toilet were perfectly fine. The inside of the tent was clean, odorless, and free of large insects. We rented the large Nordic-style tent, so there was plenty of space. The owner was also very kind, providing mosquito coils and gas as soon as we checked in. Seeing that we had children with us, he even provided a rocking horse for them to play with. When we realized the cooking area wasn't bright enough at night, we mentioned it to the owner, and he promptly provided an extra bright lamp. Thank you so much! ❤️ Although it was May and expected to be hot, it rained that day. The owner was concerned about the large temperature difference at night and that the children might not be warm enough, so he proactively offered us a heater. So thoughtful! 👏🏽 We checked in on a weekday, so it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. The next morning, the weather was good, and the owner was happy to let the children run around, explore, and play soccer in the large campsite. We also saw other guests bringing their dogs, and it turns out there's even a swimming pool for dogs here. Overall, if you want your children to connect with nature, this place offers great value for money and is an excellent choice. ☺️

The equipment is very complete, including non-slip shoes specifically for rock climbing. The climbing wall is covered, so you can safely enjoy it even on rainy days.

Extremely Beginner-Friendly: This is one of the few venues specifically highlighted by the Consumer Council, which "strongly recommends beginners take a class first." Coaches strictly teach proper and safe falling techniques. Professional Coach Guidance: On-site coaches are highly responsive and proactively warn players when they observe dangerous movements, a point particularly praised by the Consumer Council. Child and Family Friendly: The Kai Tak branch features an 8-meter-high auto-belay climbing wall, suitable for children aged 4 and above, as well as beginners. The San Po Kong branch offers a custom-designed climbing wall for children and a professional children's climbing school. Diverse Facilities: The Shek Mun branch: Hong Kong's first 24-hour indoor bouldering gym, spanning 4,000 square feet and equipped with a Kilter board. The Kai Tak branch: Boasts a 15-meter-high speed climbing wall that meets international standards. The Tai Koo branch: Located in Paradise Mall, it offers over a hundred routes designed by international route setters from Japan.