The park was constructed on reclaimed land that formerly housed the Taikoo Dockyard.
A decommissioned fireboat, the Alexander Grantham, is permanently dry-docked within the park grounds as a museum.
The park provides direct access to the Quarry Bay Promenade, which allows for unobstructed harbor-front walking.
The site includes a designated pet garden for off-leash dog exercise.
The park's design incorporates architectural elements that mimic the industrial aesthetic of historic shipping cranes.
Quarry Bay Park is a 9.79-hectare waterfront public space stretching along the eastern coast of Hong Kong Island. The park features a distinct nautical theme reflecting the area's history as a hub for shipyards and industrial activity. It includes extensive sporting infrastructure, such as tennis courts, football pitches, and basketball courts. A dedicated cycling track runs through the park, integrated with a pedestrian promenade. The park is segmented into three distinct phases connected by an elevated walkway system. It offers panoramic views of the Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula. The landscaping includes both formal ornamental gardens and functional exercise zones. It serves as a major recreational buffer between the dense residential districts of Quarry Bay and the waterfront.
The upper deck of the Fireboat Alexander Grantham for a framed view of the harbor skyline.
Bring a portable fan or cooling towel during summer months, as the promenade offers limited natural shade.
Visit the Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition Gallery located within the park for insight into local maritime history.
Check the wind conditions on the harbor-front; it can be significantly gustier than in the surrounding residential streets.
Do not attempt to swim in the harbor, as it is prohibited and dangerous.
The Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition Gallery is closed on Tuesdays.
Cyclists must remain on marked paths; keep dogs on leads in general areas and only off-leash within the designated pet garden.
