The park is officially named after the Indian nationalist Subhash Chandra Bose.
It is frequently cited by residents as one of the oldest established public parks in the Sector 14 vicinity.
The park layout is integrated directly into the Huda residential grid, acting as a buffer zone between commercial and housing blocks.
Subhash Chandra Bose Park, locally known as HUDA Park, is a primary green space located in the densely populated Sector 14 of Gurugram. The park serves as a significant recreational hub for the surrounding residential neighborhood, featuring structured walking paths and mature tree cover. It is managed by the Haryana Urban Development Authority and functions as a community fitness center for morning walkers and joggers. The layout incorporates designated zones for physical exercise and social seating. The vegetation includes a variety of indigenous trees that provide shade throughout the day. It functions as an essential urban lung for the district, offering a respite from the surrounding commercial traffic.
The central walking path lined with mature trees during the golden hour provides the most symmetrical lighting.
Bring your own water, as local kiosks may not always be reliably open.
Visit during the early morning if you intend to use the jogging tracks, as they can become crowded.
Carry mosquito repellent if visiting during the humid post-monsoon season.
Avoid visiting during the peak afternoon heat in summer months (April to June), as the park offers limited climate-controlled shelter.
Maintain a quiet environment; refrain from loud music or disruptive behavior as it is a residential community space.
