The park's name refers to the 'Dương' (casuarina) trees that historically covered the entire sand dune area before urban expansion.
Unlike the secluded resorts in Mũi Né, this park is designed as a high-density public urban space for local citizens.
The beach at Đồi Dương is known for its fine yellow sand and gradual entry depth into the water.
The park serves as a key venue for community sports activities, particularly volleyball and calisthenics, held by local clubs.
Đồi Dương Park is a coastal public park and beach area located directly in the center of Phan Thiết. The park features a dense canopy of casuarina trees that provide shade over pathways leading directly to the sandy beach. It serves as a primary recreational hub for local residents, frequently utilized for morning exercise and evening community gatherings. The beach frontage is characterized by gentle slopes and relatively calm waters suitable for swimming. Historically, the area was known as a strategic point in local urban development and has maintained its status as a green lung for the city. Its proximity to downtown hotels makes it the most accessible coastal space for tourists staying within the city limits. The park is managed as a public space with no perimeter fencing, allowing for continuous access. Recent infrastructure updates have focused on maintaining the promenade and lighting along the seawall.
The elevated seawall path looking back toward the dense tree line with the ocean in the foreground.
Visit during the early morning to observe local fitness classes and organized sports.
Avoid leaving personal belongings unattended on the sand, as the park is a busy, open public space.
Use the shaded walking paths under the casuarina trees to move between the street and the shoreline.
Avoid swimming during heavy monsoon rain or high-wind conditions, as the water quality and current safety can fluctuate significantly.
Maintain modest swimwear when walking through the park pathways; full clothing is recommended when leaving the immediate beach area.
