Taipei Water Park Introduction
The Taipei Water Park is located in the southern part of the Taipei Basin, at the hub of the Gongguan shopping district, covering an area of approximately 20 hectares. It is set in a natural environment surrounded by mountains and water and serves as the source of Taipei's water supply. In addition to providing fun areas for children and adults alike, such as the Water Town Garden and the Fountain Garden, the park features environmental education facilities focused on "water resource conservation." Alongside the operational Gongguan Water Treatment Plant, it includes historical water supply infrastructure built during the Japanese occupation, such as the Taipei Water Supply Source Pump Room (Water Museum), the Guanyin Mountain Reservoir, the Water Measurement Room, and the post-war mixed water pumping station. The Environmental Education Center of the park has developed tailored water resource education programs suitable for various age groups. Additionally, the park contains about 5 hectares of small Guanyin Mountain, which preserves an intact native broadleaf forest ecosystem characteristic of low-elevation mountainous areas for ecological exploration courses. Together with nearby attractions such as the Treasure Hill International Art Village, the Hakka Cultural Theme Park, and the Riverside Bike Path, it offers a diverse range of options.
