Riley Lynch

For what it is, this is a cute little park. It’s got benches, things for kids to climb on, and even a cute waterworks when the weather is hot. I wish the “no dogs” policy was changed to bar dogs from being on the rubberized areas only, but it’s a nice place to bring your kids on a nice day.

A stunning bridge. You can traverse from one side to the other without paying a toll! It’s open 24 hours a day! And it tastes metallic!

What a great idea to put a park right here on the riverbank! This park, while incredibly strangely shaped and very, very narrow, offers nature walks, places to sit and relax, and even some opportunities for fishing in the river. There doesn’t seem to be any street parking anywhere near here, so the biggest drawback I suppose is that you have to walk a considerable distance just to get here. But once you arrive, it’s worth the visit. Watch out for goose poop!

Amazing selection of produce, meats and all sorts of dried goods. HUGE SELECTION of sauces, rices, noodles and candies. This is the closest place I’ve seen to an actual Hong Kong grocery store. THE PARKING LOT IS COMPLETELY CRAZY, so you might want to park on the street (nearby) and just walk the last 150 feet to the entrance.

What the park lacks in beauty, it more than makes up for it by attracting all sorts of wonderful dogs and their people. A great spot to meet dogs and people!