Royal Palms, Residential complex in Yuen Long, Hong Kong.

Royal Palms is a residential complex in Yuen Long consisting of multiple phases with several hundred housing units, each featuring three bedrooms and comparable floor sizes. The development includes a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis court, gymnasium, and children's playground.

The residential development was completed in phases between October 1995 and February 1996, establishing itself as a major housing project in the New Territories. Its creation reflects the expansion of modern residential development in the region during the 1990s.

The name Royal Palms, rendered in Chinese as 加州豪園 ("California Garden"), comes from the developer's Californian naming theme; the neighbouring estates are 加州花園 and 錦綉花園. The 424 houses are linked by a network of paths used by both pedestrians and vehicles, and the clubhouse holds a swimming pool, tennis courts, gym, banquet hall, snooker room, sauna and golf simulator.

Royal Palms is a gated private estate of 424 houses in Sheung Shui Heung, not a public attraction; access to the grounds and clubhouse is for residents and their guests. The houses are linked by internal paths used by both pedestrians and vehicles, so walkers share the roadway with cars. The clubhouse holds the pool, tennis courts, gym and other facilities in one building rather than scattered across the site.

All residential units follow a standardized three-bedroom layout, distinguishing this development from many others that offer varied designs. This uniformity allows for efficient management and gives the complex a recognizable character.