Minhang Sports Park is located on the green belt around the outer ring road of Shanghai. It is a park with sports as the theme. The park integrates sports and leisure into a unique environmental landscape. With natural landscape as the main feature, it is surrounded by dense forests on all sides and has an open lawn and a wide lake surface. The park is divided into ten areas, including the sports venue area, Tropical Storm Water Park, Youth Activity Center, Wetland Ecological Park, Pebble Stream Area, Emerald Mountain Forest Area, etc. And sports facilities such as hillside long slides, mini golf courses, children’s bicycles, yachts and fishing have been built. It is a comprehensive place for citizens’ natural leisure, sports activities and ecological fitness. In addition, a forest rainbow slide has been built in the park. It is composed of more than 1900 colored cylinders and is about 98 meters long, stretching from the top of the mountain to the foot of the mountain. The entire slide is overhead and there are woods on both sides. The sliding speed can be controlled by oneself. Both adults and children can experience it. Opening hours: Open all year round from 05:00 to 21:00. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day. Service facilities: Luggage storage. Transportation in the park. Baby carriage rental. Wheelchair rental. Toilets. There are mother-baby rooms in the children’s playground and at each gate. Tourist center and park management office at Gate 2.
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