Tin Yip Road Park, Urban park in Yuen Long District, Hong Kong.

Tin Yip Road Park is an urban park in Yuen Long District, Hong Kong, built around a large artificial turf field designed for football and rugby. A stand runs along one side of the pitch, offering seating for spectators watching matches or training sessions.

The park opened in 2014 as part of a wider push to expand recreational facilities across the New Territories. It was built in a part of Yuen Long that had grown rapidly through residential development in the preceding decades.

The park sits in a densely populated part of Yuen Long, and locals treat it as a regular part of their daily routine. After school and on weekends, young people gather on the turf field for team sports.

The artificial turf pitch is open daily from 8am to 11pm, so plan sessions within that window. The park lies on Tin Yip Road in eastern Tin Shui Wai, next to the multi-purpose beach ball court. The covered stand seats 220 spectators, and referee and changing rooms serve the pitch.

The artificial turf pitch was the first in the New Territories designed specifically for rugby, and it can stage 11-a-side football or 15-a-side rugby. A covered stand seats 220 spectators, with a referees' room and changing rooms alongside. The park itself cost HK$232 million and covers 25,000 square metres.