Choi Wing Road Park, Urban park in Kwun Tong District, Hong Kong.

Choi Wing Road Park is an urban green space in Kwun Tong District with multiple levels connected by pathways, featuring open lawns, children's play zones, and fitness equipment arranged across the terraced landscape. The varied elevations create distinct areas for different types of recreation and movement.

In 2001 the Hong Kong government decided to redevelop the Ping Shan quarry site in Kwun Tong, idle for 26 years, together with adjacent hillside lots into the public housing estates Choi Ying, Choi Tak and Choi Fuk. The green belt at the end of Choi Wing Road became Choi Wing Road Park, completed in 2010 and managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

The park serves as a gathering place where residents come together for morning activities and neighborhood socializing throughout the day. You will notice groups of people using the space as the heart of their local community.

Choi Wing Road Park sits at the end of Choi Wing Road, address 88 Choi Wing Road, on the hillside above Ping Shan opposite Choi Fuk Estate. Facilities include toilets, drinking fountains, a children's play area, a pebble path, a pavilion, an elderly fitness corner, a rock display area and a tai chi garden. The whole park is a no-smoking zone with no smoking area. Choi Wing Road Sports Centre is next door.

The park stands on the site of a former quarry at Ping Shan that had been idle for 26 years before the government's 2001 redevelopment plan for Choi Ying, Choi Tak and Choi Fuk estates. The Rock Display Area recalls this mining past, and the park is entirely smoke-free with no designated smoking area.