The park is situated at the edge of the Zengwen Reservoir, which provides a significant portion of the water supply for the Tainan area.
Dapu Township, where the park is located, was once a remote forestry settlement and is now recognized for its unique 'waterside' village development.
The park area frequently hosts local agricultural festivals that feature products from the surrounding high-altitude fruit orchards.
The reservoir area is a designated habitat for Black Kites, which are frequently observed circling above the water surface near the park.
Qingren Park is located in Dapu Township along the banks of the Zengwen Reservoir, Taiwan's largest reservoir by water surface area. The park serves as a central recreational hub for the local community, featuring a bridge that spans the reservoir’s inlet waters. It is characterized by landscaped green spaces and proximity to the water-focused leisure areas of the Siraya National Scenic Area. The area is known for its steep, winding mountainous terrain, which offers elevated views of the reservoir's basin. It features wooden walkways and gazebos integrated into the natural topography to accommodate visitors. The park is managed as part of the regional conservation and tourism efforts by the Siraya National Scenic Administration. Its remote location in Chiayi County makes it a gateway for travelers exploring the reservoir region.
The suspension bridge overlooking the inlet of the Zengwen Reservoir.
Bring insect repellent as the park's proximity to the reservoir attracts mosquitoes, especially near dawn and dusk.
Pack drinking water and snacks as there are limited food vendors within the park grounds.
Check local weather reports specifically for Dapu Township, as mountain conditions in Chiayi can change rapidly compared to the coastal plains.
Do not attempt to swim in the reservoir or park waters, as currents and depths are hazardous.
Carry out all trash to preserve the reservoir's water quality and protect local bird habitats.
