The park's design is heavily influenced by the 'New Taipei City Parks' initiative to transform urban drainage and slope areas into multifunctional recreational spaces.
The slides are constructed from materials specifically chosen to withstand high usage rates and Taiwan's humid subtropical climate.
The park occupies a space formerly designated for basic landscaping, repurposed to prioritize interactive play for local residents.
Its location in Sanchong takes advantage of the district's specific terrain, which allows for the long-drop slide structure.
Xiong Hou Sen Theme Park is a specialized recreational space built into a hillside slope within New Taipei City's Sanchong District. The park is defined by its use of topography, featuring long, tiered slides that utilize the natural incline for momentum. It serves as a community-focused outdoor play facility designed for active engagement rather than traditional mechanized amusement rides. The park integrates the slide area with integrated staircases and climbing paths to facilitate movement between levels. It is a popular destination for families, characterized by its compact, vertical layout. As a public play area, it provides essential infrastructure for high-energy play within an urban environment.
From the bottom of the longest slide looking up to capture the scale of the slope.
Bring cardboard or a sliding mat to increase speed and reduce friction burns on the plastic slides.
Visit during cooler weather as the metal or plastic surfaces can heat up significantly under direct sunlight.
Parents should remain at the base of the slides to supervise younger children as the exit speed can be fast.
Avoid visiting during the midday peak in summer due to the lack of extensive natural shade on the slope.
Avoid walking up the slide chutes as it creates collisions; follow the designated staircases.
