Baakenpark, Recreational park in HafenCity, Germany.

Baakenpark is a 1.6-hectare park on an artificial peninsula on the north bank of the Baakenhafen basin in Hamburg's HafenCity, built over four years and opened in May 2018. Its levels are linked by the Inselweg path circling the park, with wooden grandstands, lawns and the 14-metre Himmelsberg viewpoint of light Elbe sand rising directly from the water.

The site was originally the Baakenhafen basin, developed in 1887 as a commercial harbor for maritime trade. In the early 21st century, it was transformed into a public park as part of Hamburg's urban development program.

The park opened in May 2018 with a large public festival. Its playground is named "Treibgut", a nod to the driftwood and flotsam of the working harbour. Large wooden tribunes serve as seating, sunbathing spots and grandstands for small concerts or film screenings.

The park is accessible through the Baakenparkbrücke bridge or the Baakenallee entrance, both easily reached on foot. The nearest public transport stops are HafenCity Universität and Elbbrücken stations.

The Himmelsberg observation point rises 14 meters above the park and offers views across Hamburg's harbor and the surrounding waterfront. This elevated vantage point reveals the contrast between the historic port infrastructure and the modern urban development in the district.