The park was specifically redesigned as part of New Taipei City's 'Inclusive Park' initiative to provide diverse play equipment for children of all abilities.
The signature rocket-shaped structure is connected to a network of elevated bridges and climbing nets.
The flooring consists of high-impact absorbing EPDM rubber to prioritize safety during high-activity play.
The site layout includes integrated obstacle courses that require physical coordination and problem-solving skills for younger visitors.
The park occupies a compact urban footprint, maximizing play area density compared to traditional flat parks.
Dongsheng Park is a neighborhood-focused recreational space in the Shulin District of New Taipei City, recognized for its extensive and creative playground structures. The park features a distinct 'space-themed' design, highlighted by a prominent rocket-shaped play tower that serves as its central landmark. Surrounding the play area are various climbing nets, multiple slides, and rubberized safety flooring designed for children of different age groups. The grounds incorporate green space and walking paths, serving as a hub for local residents and families. Its design emphasizes functional urban play, integrating modern playground architecture into a dense residential setting.
At the base of the rocket-shaped structure looking upward to capture the full scale of the climbing nets and slides.
Bring a water bottle and sunscreen, as the playground area has limited overhead natural shade.
Visit during weekdays to avoid the peak crowds of local families on weekends.
The equipment is best suited for primary school-aged children, though there are sections for toddlers.
Do not visit during heavy rain, as the climbing nets and rubber flooring can become slippery and unsafe.
Remove shoes before entering certain climbing net structures; maintain supervision of young children at all times.
