The name 'Xishengyaokongfei' translates contextually to 'Xinzhuang Remote Control Flight' area.
The park is situated on reclaimed land within the Dahan River floodplains, a common geography for municipal specialty parks in New Taipei.
It is one of the few designated municipal sites in Northern Taiwan legally permitted for regular small-scale model aviation activity.
The facility floor is primarily hardened asphalt to prevent dust interference with sensitive RC electronic components during taxiing.
Xishengyaokongfei Airport is an expansive, purpose-built park in the Xinzhuang District of New Taipei City specifically designed for the operation of radio-controlled model aircraft. The site features a specialized paved runway strip tailored for remote-controlled flyers, distinguishing it from conventional public recreation parks. It serves as a central gathering hub for hobbyists in the Greater Taipei area to conduct test flights and practice aerial maneuvers. The layout includes cleared peripheral space to allow for safe takeoff and landing zones for various RC aircraft models. Because it is an open-air facility focused on aviation enthusiasts, the park lacks traditional playground structures or dense forested shade, prioritizing clear sightlines for pilots.
The elevated viewing berms that overlook the length of the runway.
Check the wind conditions before visiting, as open plains can become very gusty and difficult for lightweight RC flyers.
Ensure your model aircraft batteries are fully charged before arrival, as there are no public charging stations on-site.
Bring a portable folding chair and umbrella, as the park offers very little natural shade or seating for observers.
Flying during peak weekend midday hours if you are a beginner, as the airspace becomes crowded with experienced flyers.
Maintain clear distance from active runways and yield to pilots actively controlling aircraft.
