The park features a series of giant, oversized ceramic art installations that are deliberately scaled to make visitors feel miniature.
It is strategically situated at the junction where the Dahan River and Yingge River meet, influencing the local microclimate.
The park's design intentionally mimics the aesthetics of a ceramic studio, using earthen tones and textures in its landscape architecture.
The site acts as a flood detention basin during heavy rainfall, protecting the adjacent residential areas of Yingge.
Sanying Ceramics Riverside Park is a sprawling green space located at the confluence of the Dahan and Yingge Rivers in New Taipei City. It serves as a large-scale outdoor extension of the neighboring Yingge Ceramics Museum, featuring oversized ceramic-themed art installations throughout its grounds. The park covers approximately 32 hectares and includes extensive cycling paths that connect to the broader New Taipei Riverside bike network. Large-scale sculptures of coffee cups, plates, and ceramic vessels are positioned across the lawns, reflecting the region's historical status as Taiwan's premier pottery production hub. It features dedicated zones for mountain biking, a water play area for children, and open-air lawn spaces. The park's terrain is largely flat, utilizing reclaimed riverside land to provide unobstructed views of the surrounding Yingge mountain ranges.
The large-scale, colorful ceramic-themed art installations scattered on the main central lawn.
Bring ample sun protection as the park is almost entirely exposed with very little natural canopy coverage.
Rent a bicycle to explore the full extent of the riverside trail system, as the park is significantly large for walking alone.
Visit during the shoulder seasons to avoid the intense humidity and heat common in the Taipei basin during summer months.
Do not attempt to walk the entire perimeter on foot during midday in the summer due to extreme heat exposure.
The water play area is typically operational only during the summer months.
Respect the art installations by not climbing on the sculptures; follow posted rules regarding cycling lanes versus pedestrian paths.
