Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Team, compiled and reported
The “Dajia Kids' Fun – Summer Water Play” event, which kicked off with a bang on July 4, spans a vast 3-hectare site, making it Taipei’s first large-scale riverside water park. The venue features nearly 20 different play facilities, as well as the highly popular 40-meter “Bubble Mat Avenue.” In addition to children’s water play equipment, there are also attractions for adults such as canoes, inflatable water barrels, and water bicycles, all of which are very popular. From now until August 31, both kids and adults can come together to cool off and have fun.
The “Dajia Kids' Fun – Summer Water Play” event has introduced canoes this year, allowing adults to join in the water fun. (Image source / Taipei Tourism Bureau)
The super-popular giant water barrel lets both kids and adults experience the joy of floating on water. (Image source / Taipei Tourism Bureau)
The “Dajia Kids' Fun – Summer Water Play” event was first trialed in 2014 and attracted tens of thousands of participants in just nine days. This year, the event has been expanded once again, covering a 3-hectare area surrounding the iconic “Fountain of Hope” in Dajia. The fountain area has been transformed into a water playground for both kids and adults. The venue offers more than 10 play facilities, such as the 40-meter-long “Bubble Mat Avenue,” where children can slide down from the top of a small hill while being protected by air-filled barriers on both sides — thrilling and fun. In addition to children’s water play areas, the event also introduces facilities for adults, such as canoes, large inflatable water rollers, and water bicycles, making it a lot of fun for everyone.
In addition to the pools, there are various other water play facilities available nearby. (Image source / Taipei City Water Department)
Children are having a blast in the pool. (Image source / Taipei City Water Department)
The giant water slide is the most popular facility among children. (Image source / Taipei City Water Department)
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