More play equipment means double the fun at the water park — Nuannuan Interactive Water Park reopens on July 5!

▲ Nuannuan Interactive Water Park reopens after renovation. (Photo / Keelung City Government, same below)

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

Another free water play spot is here. Nuannuan Interactive Water Park will reopen on the morning of July 5. The reopening ceremony will also include a special fun bubble show and free ice cream. Families with children or groups of friends are welcome to come equipped with water guns, buckets, bubble wands, and more to celebrate the reopening and enjoy a cool summer.

▲ Nuannuan Interactive Water Park offers free water play for the public.

After three months of renovation, Nuannuan Interactive Water Park will officially reopen at 9:10 a.m. on July 5. In addition to retaining the existing water fountain plaza and arched water corridor, the renovated park has added four slides and two rainbow arches in the splash pool, offering visitors a more diverse water play experience. This upgrade ensures that the park remains an attractive destination even outside of summer vacation, drawing visitors for fun, photos, and relaxation.

▲ More play equipment has been added for public enjoyment after the renovation. (Photo / People's Daily News)

The water features at Nuannuan Interactive Water Park will be open from July 5 to August 31, daily from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. However, the facilities will be closed on Mondays and Fridays for cleaning, maintenance, and water refilling. Visitors are also advised to use public transportation when heading to the park.

Transportation:

By car: Take National Freeway 1 and exit at the Nuannuan or Ruifang Interchange. After exiting, turn right onto Shuiyuan Road, then make another right before Shuiyuan Bridge onto Shuiyuan Road Lane 36, or cross Shuiyuan Bridge and turn right in front of the Nuannuan District Office. The parking lot is about 200 meters ahead.
By bus: Take bus routes 1088, R86, 602, 603, or 605 to Nuannuan District Office.
By train: Take a train to Nuannuan Railway Station and walk for about 10 minutes to reach the park.