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77 Arts Town is a cultural and creative park in downtown Taoyuan, transformed from former Japanese-era police dormitories. The site preserves numerous wooden Japanese-style buildings and now houses exhibition spaces, a cafe, curated shops, and DIY workshops. It is ideal for a leisurely family stroll, photo sessions, and quiet reading. Admission is free, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace and experience the nostalgic atmosphere of old Taoyuan blended with modern creativity.

Xpark is an urban aquatic park located at the Shin Kong Place complex in Qingpu, Taoyuan, combining an aquarium with family-friendly facilities. Highlights include a penguin cafe, seal performances, and overnight aquarium stays. The venue provides nursing rooms, diaper-changing stations, and drinking fountains for parent convenience. Free admission applies to children under four years old or under 100 cm in height, making family outings more affordable. Conveniently located near the HSR station and large parking lots, it is an ideal choice for a full-day parent-child adventure in Taoyuan.

Zhongyuan Cultural and Creative Park is located in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City. Formerly a Ministry of National Defense logistics warehouse complex, it was renovated into a creative park in 2023. Multiple old warehouses have been repurposed to host exhibitions, performances, markets, art installations, and family picnic spaces. Admission is free. The park offers ample parking and public transit connections, welcoming families, young people, and art lovers to experience the vibrant creative atmosphere and outdoor leisure.

Guangming Park in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, sits adjacent to Zhongli Night Market and the Zhongli National Sports Center, covering about six hectares. This all-age-friendly park features four themed play zones: a Secret Treehouse area with sandpits and treehouses for ages 2-12, a Water Tree Island with mist fountains and splash facilities for summer fun, a Fantasy Treehouse zone with climbing and parkour challenges for ages 5-12, and a Forest Adventure area for teens 13 and up. Free motorcycle parking and two large car parks are available nearby.

Nankan River First Riverside Park in Taoyuan District sits adjacent to Sanmin Sports Park and the Taoyuan Family Center. The park features an inclusive playground with free cloud trampolines, a forest adventure zone, sand and splash areas, and a cycling path. Three distinct play zones cater to ages 2-12, 13 and up, and all ages respectively, making it a favorite destination for family fun and pet-friendly outdoor recreation. Lush greenery and riverside scenery add to the appeal of one of Taoyuan's most popular family parks.

Dasi Nanya Childcare Center is Taoyuan City's 61st publicly operated childcare facility. A lottery-based enrollment was held on June 8, 2026, for 40 infants aged 2 months to under 2 years old. Operated by the Chinese Chen Ai Care Association, the center follows a public-private partnership model, providing a safe, professional childcare environment that helps parents feel at ease while supporting the city government's goal of expanding public childcare capacity.

The Coca-Cola Museum in Taoyuan City is a brand-themed tourist factory established by Taiwan Swire Coca-Cola. The museum displays Coca-Cola bottles and cans from around the world, vintage advertisements, co-branded merchandise, and retro American-style scenes with plenty of photo opportunities for families. Admission is completely free but requires advance online booking. Open primarily on weekdays, highlights include a beverage wall, a retro diner, and a sports zone.

The Formosa Plastics Group Museum is located on the Chang Gung University campus in Guishan District, Taoyuan. This free indoor attraction spans approximately 2,500 ping across six above-ground floors and one basement level. Exhibitions showcase the industrial development, historical artifacts, and technological applications of the Formosa Plastics Group, with interactive experiences including a simulated truck ride, container truck cab, wonder wood forest, and energy theater. Open year-round with free admission and parking, it is an excellent rainy-day destination for families, school groups, and corporate visits.

Dasi Riverside Park in Dasi District, Taoyuan City, spans about 6.9 hectares, blending green spaces, ecology, and family-friendly play areas. The park features expansive lawns, a pirate ship-themed playground, fitness equipment zone, mountain bike trail, and two children's play areas. Visitors enjoy picnicking, running off energy, cycling, and photographing autumn and winter bald cypress foliage. Adjacent to Dasi Old Street with convenient transportation, it is a great weekend destination for families.

Dasi Old Street in Dasi District, Taoyuan City, is a beautifully preserved historic lane featuring a blend of Baroque and Minnan architectural styles. Both sides are lined with traditional snack stalls and retro cafes, offering local favorites like dried tofu, tofu pudding, and handmade sausage at affordable prices. No admission fee is required, and the street is friendly for both children and pets. Nearby attractions include the Wood Art Eco Museum, Old Bridge Park, and pet-friendly cafes, making it easy to plan a full day of leisurely strolling through history and local culture.

Owl Forest School is located within Houtoushan Park in Taoyuan City, combining forest trails with children's play facilities. Themed around owls and treehouses, the site features colorful slides, swings, seesaws, elevated wooden walkways, and a giant owl nest for kids to explore among the trees. Beyond the play areas, visitors can enjoy picnicking, BBQ spaces, and multiple hiking trails winding through the forest. Conveniently accessible, it is a popular half-day family outing destination in Taoyuan for walking, exercising, and connecting with nature.

Window on China Theme Park in Taoyuan City is Taiwan's first miniature architecture theme park, featuring over 130 world-famous buildings at 1/25 scale, letting visitors travel the globe in a day. The park offers diverse indoor and outdoor rides including a European indoor playground, Ferris wheel, roller coaster, and miniature train, suitable for all ages from infants to seniors, with particular appeal for families. Live shows and seasonal displays add variety. Plan a half to full day to fully explore the miniature world and all the rides.

Wulai is renowned for its sodium bicarbonate hot springs and mountain landscapes, making it a popular family trip destination reachable in about 40 minutes from downtown Taipei. The scenic drive passes waterfalls, forest trails, and the Yunxian Amusement Park. Wulai Old Street and the waterfall area offer diverse food and shopping, especially mountain river fish dishes and beauty-enhancing hot spring baths. Families can ride Taiwan's only tourist mine cart for a nostalgic railway experience, or take the cable car for panoramic valley views. Whether soaking in hot springs, strolling, or sightseeing, Wulai caters to all ages for a wonderful family outing.

Cihu (Benevolent Lake) in Dasi District, Taoyuan City, is a family-friendly attraction famous for its outdoor sculpture park featuring Chiang Kai-shek statues. The walking paths are flat and wide, ideal for children to run around. The entire site is free with no admission or reservation needed. Key attractions include the sculpture memorial park at Front Cihu, the guard-changing ceremony, the nature trails at Back Cihu, and the nearby Old Baiji Tunnel. Free parking is provided (can fill on holidays), and buses also serve the area. A spacious, peaceful setting perfect for a family nature walk, photography, and learning history.

Lala Mountain in Fuxing District, Taoyuan City, is a high-altitude forest recreation area at 1,500-2,130 meters above sea level, home to ancient giant trees over a thousand years old, gentle walking trails, and rich ecological resources. It is an excellent summer retreat and family hiking destination. The trails are shaded by dense forest canopy with fresh air, stroller-friendly and perfect for young explorers. Visitors can also discover bat caves, sea-of-clouds vistas, and seasonal wildflowers. The park provides parking, restrooms, and an ecology education center. Open year-round and mostly free, it is one of Taoyuan's most popular natural attractions.

Yuemei Constructed Wetland Ecological Park is located in Dasi District, Taoyuan City, about a 10-minute drive from Dasi Old Street, covering approximately 6-7 hectares. The park features a circular walking trail, ten wetland ponds, and over 300 bald cypress trees whose reflections create postcard-perfect scenery. It is ideal for family walks, photography, and wetland ecology observation. Free parking, restrooms, and decorative rest benches are provided. Open year-round with no admission fee, it is a popular free destination for autumn and winter foliage viewing and nature appreciation.

Taoyuan Children's Art Museum opened in 2024 as a family-friendly museum featuring a distinctive triangular hill-shaped exterior. Every interior space is designed specifically for children, including interactive game exhibition areas, a picture-book reading room, a parent-child activity room, and a zigzag walking trail. Exhibitions blend art and play, allowing children to learn aesthetic concepts while having fun. The museum also offers workshops and library resources, making it an ideal weekend destination for families seeking both education and entertainment.

The new Taoyuan Public Library Main Branch is located in the Taoyuan Arts District and is considered Taiwan's most beautiful green-building library. The interior is organized across multiple floors, with the third floor featuring a children's reading area that offers free toy borrowing and access to a spacious lawn—perfect for family outings. The complex includes a Tsutaya bookstore, Starbucks, and underground parking, connecting with the nearby Tong'an Parent-Child Park to form an integrated reading and leisure space. The building features wood-grain Low-E glass for energy efficiency, and the rooftop's green spiral extends to an outdoor garden with city views. Conveniently located near future MRT access, it is ideal for parent-child outings, rainy-day retreats, and urban strolling.