It is part of the 'Clubes Zonales' network, a system of public parks in Lima specifically designed for lower-income districts.
The facility is managed by SERPAR (Servicio de Parques de Lima), the city's parks service.
The name refers to the 'Amancaes' flower, a species of lily that historically bloomed in the nearby hills during the winter fog season.
The park provides significant open green space in an area otherwise characterized by high-density urban development.
Its swimming pools operate on a strict seasonal schedule, typically restricted to the summer months.
Club Metropolitano Flor de Amancaes is a large public recreational park located in the Villa María del Triunfo district of Lima, managed by the SERPAR municipal agency. The park serves as a community hub, offering extensive green spaces and sports facilities for local residents and visitors. It features multiple swimming pools, including a main pool and children’s areas, which are the primary draw during warmer months. The grounds contain dedicated zones for sports like football, volleyball, and basketball, alongside playgrounds and picnic areas. Much of the park's topography reflects the rugged terrain characteristic of the Lima foothills, providing a distinct local landscape. It is part of the broader 'Clubes Zonales' network, which aims to provide affordable outdoor recreation in underserved urban areas. The park is named after the native Flor de Amancaes, a yellow lily historically significant to Lima’s valley culture.
The elevated paths overlooking the park that provide a view of the surrounding hilly landscape.
Bring your own shade gear or sun protection, as many recreational areas lack overhead tree cover.
Check the official SERPAR website shortly before visiting, as pool availability is strictly seasonal.
Arrive early on weekends to secure picnic tables or gazebos, as they are first-come, first-served.
Do not expect year-round pool access; plan accordingly for land-based activities if visiting outside of the summer season.
Swimming pools are typically closed during the cooler winter months and open only during the summer season.
Proper swimwear is strictly required for pool access; non-compliant clothing is prohibited.
