Xinshi Park Introduction
Have you heard of "Slash Park"? Located in Pingzhen, Taoyuan, Xinshi Park showcases a grand performance on its 4.6-hectare spacious land! This place is not only a paradise for children but also a secret base for adults to relax, take beautiful photos, and enjoy trendy activities. From a colorful and playful playground to a stylish extreme sports area, and outdoor educational highlights that instantly teach you about water resource recycling, the content is incredibly rich! An underwater world on land? The children's playground in Xinshi Park features an ocean-themed design with a three-meter high painted hill, where fish and turtles gather, resembling a mini underwater world art museum on land. Kids can slide down to the white sand pit, becoming excavation experts for a day, using mini excavators to create their own little kingdoms. Still not enough? Try the 360-degree rotating swing that turns you into a little flying hero in an instant—adults can't help but want to play too! A secret base to challenge limits, the area next to the Youth Activity Center in the South District switches the mood to "cool mode." This venue serves as a performance stage for skateboarders and parkour experts, with graffiti-filled walls giving off a trendy vibe—each wall is an Instagram-worthy shot. Step on your skateboard, jump onto the platform, and even onlookers can’t resist pulling out their phones, because this place has so much attitude! Spacious lawns, jogging paths, bike lanes—freedom is the chill rhythm here. If you prefer more static activities, head to the large lawn in the center of the park! Enjoy a perfect afternoon with a picnic blanket under the sunshine and gentle breeze. There are also bike paths and elevated jogging paths, allowing you to walk slowly or sprint as you like. This is the best place to unwind, recharge, and put down your phone—come alone to clear your mind, with a friend for a heart-to-heart, or with a group to have fun—it’s all good! Play while gaining knowledge! The water here is quite educational. Think parks only have play facilities? Wrong! Xinshi Park, along the banks of the Old Street Creek, hides a discreet yet impressive feature: a combination of natural ecological pools and a river purification system. This “interstitial natural water purification” technology relies on microorganisms to achieve water quality purification, making the water clean before flowing into the Old Street Creek. Sounds complicated, right? Seeing it in person makes it instantly clear, and kids can learn about the magical process of “how water can clean itself” while playing and learning!
