The park specifically promotes the 'Wanli Crab' brand, a regional designation for three distinct crab species caught by local vessels.
The area is strategically located to celebrate the peak autumn harvest season when crab migration attracts large numbers of visitors to Guihou.
The sculptures and installations within the park are frequently updated to maintain interest among repeat visitors to the northern coast.
The park acts as a land-based cultural anchor for the neighboring Guihou Fishing Harbor, where the actual crab auctions occur.
Guihou Crab Theme Park is a public recreational space in Wanli District, New Taipei City, dedicated to the region's famous Wanli Crab industry. The park features crab-themed art installations, large-scale sculptures, and educational signage explaining the local fishing culture. It serves as a gateway to the Guihou Fishing Harbor, which is renowned for its seasonal crab markets. The site is designed to highlight the economic and cultural importance of flower crabs, stone crabs, and spider crabs caught by local fishermen. The park is integrated into the coastal landscape of the northern Taiwan coastline, offering direct views of the East China Sea. It functions as a rest point for tourists exploring the nearby coastal hiking trails and seafood restaurants.
The large, colorful crab sculpture installations located at the park entrance.
Combine your visit with a meal at the nearby Guihou Seafood Street to experience the local catch.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the park is situated on an open, paved coastal area with limited protection from the elements.
Check the weather forecast before visiting, as coastal winds in Wanli can be very strong.
Avoid visiting during peak weekend lunch hours if you wish to find parking, as the narrow coastal roads become highly congested.
Open year-round, though visitor density peaks significantly during the autumn crab harvesting season.
