Tai Wan Shan Park, Urban park in Kowloon City District, Hong Kong.

Tai Wan Shan Park is a park on Wan Hoi Street in Hung Hom, Kowloon, opened in August 1977 and managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. It lies north of Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool, next to Harbour Place and Whampoa Garden, and holds one hard-surface small football pitch usable as four netball courts plus two basketball courts. Its waterfront promenade, linking the Hung Hom promenade to Harbour Place, was refurbished in April 2009.

Tai Wan Shan Park opened in August 1977 on Wan Hoi Street in Hung Hom, north of the Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool and beside the Hung Hom waterfront promenade. Its seafront promenade, linking the Hung Hom promenade with Harbour Place, was completed in April 2009. The park is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

The park's name comes from Tai Wan Shan, the hill that gave the area its name; the park opened in August 1977 beside the Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool. Its hard-surface pitch doubles as four netball courts, and two basketball courts sit alongside, so ball games are the everyday use visitors see.

Tai Wan Shan Park sits on Wan Hoi Street in Hung Hom, north of Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool and beside the Hung Hom waterfront promenade, which links it to Harbour Place; the promenade was refurbished in April 2009. Facilities are a hard-surface small football pitch usable as four netball courts and two basketball courts. The park opened in August 1977 and is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

The park opened in August 1977 on Huanhai Street, north of Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool. Its seafront promenade, completed in April 2009, links the Hung Hom waterfront promenade with Harbour Place, so walkers can pass through the park along the harbour.