The park is situated within a former palm oil plantation that was transformed into a master-planned township.
The central lake serves a dual purpose as an aesthetic recreational feature and a functional stormwater retention basin for the township.
Maya Park features a dedicated pet-friendly zone, a rarity in many local suburban public parks.
The nearby Ardence Labs was constructed using repurposed shipping containers to create a modular commercial space.
Maya Park is a central recreational feature of the Eco Ardence township in Setia Alam, designed around a large man-made lake. The park serves as a community hub integrating walking paths, landscaped lawns, and modern urban planning. It functions as a pet-friendly public space that hosts outdoor community activities and local events. The design emphasizes connectivity between residential phases and the adjacent Ardence Labs commercial precinct. Visitors have access to designated jogging tracks and viewing decks overlooking the water. The landscape architecture incorporates native flora and water management systems to mitigate urban heat.
The wooden jetty and viewing deck overlooking the central lake at sunset.
Bring a portable fan and sufficient hydration as the park features wide open spaces with limited mid-day shade.
Visit during the early morning or late evening when the park is most active and temperatures are manageable.
Keep dogs on a leash and carry waste bags to comply with pet-friendly community regulations.
Visiting during the peak heat of the afternoon sun, as many areas are exposed with little natural canopy.
Leash your pets at all times; dispose of all litter in provided bins; respect residential privacy by staying on designated paths.
