Tsuen Wan Riviera Park, Urban park in Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong.

Tsuen Wan Riviera Park is an urban park in the Tsuen Wan District featuring sports fields, children's play areas, and walking paths along the waterfront. The site includes a grass sports pitch with seating, multiple tennis courts, basketball and volleyball areas, as well as exercise zones for older adults.

Tsuen Wan Riviera Park opened in 1990, built by New World Development, the developer of the adjoining Riviera Gardens private housing estate, and then handed over to the government for management. It was the second waterfront park in Hong Kong after the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. The same arrangement produced parks such as Hutchison Park and Laguna Park.

The park's name, Riviera Park, echoes the adjacent private housing estate Riviera Gardens, whose developer, New World Development, built the park and handed it to the government. It was the second waterfront park in Hong Kong after the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. The 11-a-side natural grass football pitch is the park's best-known facility.

The park faces Rambler Channel and adjoins Tsuen Wan Park, with MTR Tsuen Wan West Station to its west. Smoking is banned throughout the site. A HK$308.1 million improvement project covering both parks was approved in December 2022, so some facilities may be under works.

The park was built by New World Development, the developer of the adjacent Riviera Gardens private housing estate, and handed to the government once complete. It was Hong Kong's second waterfront park, after the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. Its 11-a-side natural grass football pitch is among the facilities covered by a HK$308.1 million improvement package approved in December 2022.