Quyang Park

Quyang Park

Quyang Park is located at No. 980 Dongtiyuhui Road in Shanghai. It is a comprehensive park featuring sports activities. With the support of the government, it was built in one year with an investment of 80 million yuan and opened to the public at the end of December 1997.

Quyang Park is divided into four zones: First, the patterned flower bed area, where the entrance features European-style carpet-patterned flower beds, set off by Western-style colonnades and accented by a central fountain, with athletic statues that combine strength and aesthetic appeal. Second, the go-karting zone, which introduces Japanese karts—offering an exciting and thrilling experience as part of a globally popular and enduring competitive sport. Third, the fitness activity zone, equipped with international-standard tennis courts, paddle boats, a children’s amusement center, billiards, table tennis, and other fitness and recreational options, blending active and quiet experiences suitable for all ages. Fourth, the tranquil leisure area, centered around a yellow-stone rockery and a long causeway over a lake, highlights three main scenes: Boat Dock at Dawn Spring, Corridor Bridge Moon Viewing, and Silver Waterfall Cascade. The architecture and pathways are gracefully undulating, the landscaping is uniquely designed, and the natural charm is rich—making Quyang Park a scenic destination that combines fitness, leisure, and sightseeing.