The park is situated on land reclaimed from the Black Sea during coastal infrastructure projects.
It is a key segment of Ordu's continuous coastal promenade, which is one of the longest in the Black Sea region.
The park provides direct access to the beach area in the Bahçelievler district.
It features dedicated fitness equipment and children's play areas integrated into the landscape design.
Tayfun Gürsoy Parkı is a prominent waterfront recreational space located along the Black Sea coastline in Ordu, Türkiye. It functions as a primary hub for urban outdoor activity, featuring extensive walking paths and cycling lanes that span the city's coastal stretch. The park incorporates manicured green zones, ornamental landscaping, and multiple seating areas facing the sea. It serves as a central connector for the Ordu coastal bypass route, integrating pedestrian access with the urban shoreline. The park is named in memory of Tayfun Gürsoy, a former mayor of Ordu. Its flat terrain and sea-level elevation make it accessible for diverse user groups.
The elevated viewing platforms near the water's edge providing a panoramic view of the coastline and Ordu city backdrop.
Bring a windbreaker as coastal breezes can be strong regardless of the season.
Utilize the designated cycling path that connects the park to other districts in Ordu.
Visit during sunset to observe the contrast between the Black Sea horizon and the urban city lights.
Do not attempt to swim in areas not designated as public beaches, as currents in the Black Sea can be unpredictable.
