Covering 121,600 square meters, Yuehai Sports Leisure Park (Phase 2) offers various sports facilities, including fields for five-a-side soccer, gateball, lawn bowling, lawn volleyball, and badminton, as well as cycling paths and other amenities. Children can enjoy slides, and play in sand pits, while adults can use diverse fitness facilities.

Yueqing Park is a rooftop park built on Buji water purifying plant Phase 3. Covering 1.9 hectares, the park is adjacent to Mengqing and Siqing parks, both of which were also built atop the water purifying plant.

Covering 4.5 hectares, Dalinggu Park was built on a hilly terrain, boasting diverse topographical features. To cater to the needs of hikers and visitors, the park has established several hiking trails with varying difficulty levels, tailored to its unique terrain characteristics.

​Guangming Science City Wisdom Park, with some areas still undergoing construction, has opened to the public. Covering 253,000 square meters, the park sits to the south of the Sun Yat-sen University Shenzhen Campus and to the north of the OCT Farm in Guangming District.

Zhongxin River Park Phase 2 spans from Anwan 1st Street (岸湾一街) in the south to Dongbin Road (东滨路) in the north, along the west bank of Zhongxin River. Amid the skyscrapers in Nanshan District, the park and the river resemble a jade belt meandering through the urban area down to Shenzhen Bay.

Covering 247,000 square meters, Cuihu Cultural and Sports Park, located west of the Shenzhen Reservoir in Luohu District, is a zero-carbon park adopting the PEDF (photovoltaic, energy storage, direct current, flexibility) system. It was constructed using eco-friendly practices, such as permeable pavement, bioswales and high carbon-sink plants. The park utilizes natural water for irrigation, landscaping and fire protection.

​Located in Xixiang Subdistrict, Bao’an District, Qilong Mountain Park is a hidden gem that is relatively unknown compared with the neighboring Pingluan Mountain Park and Jiangang Mountain Park.

Nestled in a forest, Longgang Children’s Park is home to Asia’s largest pirate ship and a mountain-perched Ferris wheel.