The hot spring water in the park is categorized as acid sulfate spring, typical of the Beitou volcanic group.
The park was established to provide free access to geothermal resources for local residents and visitors.
The foot soak is designed to accommodate multiple users simultaneously along the elongated stone pool.
The site is located within a historically significant hot spring development zone in Taipei.
The water is naturally heated by the geothermal activity beneath the Beitou valley.
Taipei City Quanyuan Park Hot Spring Foot Pool Park is a specialized urban park built around a natural geothermal hot spring foot soaking area. The facility utilizes sulfuric spring water sourced from the Beitou geothermal region. It features a long, outdoor stone basin designed specifically for public foot bathing. The park is integrated into a residential neighborhood and serves as a local community hub. The water temperatures are maintained at levels suitable for therapeutic foot immersion. The surrounding landscaping includes greenery and walkways that separate the soaking area from the street. It is a public amenity managed by the Beitou District Office.
From the raised wooden deck overlooking the steam rising from the stone soaking pool.
Bring a small towel to dry your feet after soaking as there are no public towel dispensers.
Wash your feet at the provided rinsing stations before entering the communal pool for hygiene.
Wear loose-fitting trousers that are easy to roll up above the knees.
Do not wear socks or shoes inside the water; avoid visiting during peak weekend afternoons if you prefer a quiet experience.
Closed on Mondays for facility maintenance and cleaning.
Wash feet thoroughly before entering the pool; refrain from total immersion or using the pool as a full-body bath; wear appropriate, easy-to-remove footwear.
