All Venues

A coding and robotics academy for kids aged 4 to 16, from Scratch to Python and web programming, with trial classes available.

A Japanese cabin-style campsite on farmland in Kam Tin. Bring your own gear or book a six-hour camping party with BBQ and outdoor movie screenings.

A private paid campsite in Pak Nai with a sunset viewing deck, a fridge at each pitch, and toilets and hot showers.

A roughly 22,000 sq ft lawn campsite in Sheung Shui where cars can park beside your pitch. Bring your own gear or rent a full Japanese outdoor kit.

A roughly 30,000 sq ft grass campsite in Sha Tau Kok with a kids playground, stone-oven pizza making and seasonal firefly walks, well suited to families.

A low-density seafront campsite of about 160,000 sq ft in Ting Kok, with sea views, an organic garden to pick from, BBQ stations and a shared kitchen.

A large lawn campsite in Upper Cheung Sha. Bring your own tent or choose a pre-pitched tent with bedding, and pick vegetables and fruit on site.

A wild campsite in an old Sha Tau Kok village with mountain and sea views. It has a campfire-friendly zone and a car-side lawn zone, and the low light pollution suits stargazing.

A private campsite in Tin Fu Tsai Village, Tai Lam, Tuen Mun. Contact the camp directly for facilities and rates.

Conrad Hong Kong at Pacific Place sells health club day passes to non-guests. Choose pool with sauna and steam, or an all-facilities option including the gym. Booking is needed 48 hours ahead and the voucher is valid for 180 days.

JW Marriott Hong Kong has a temperature-controlled indoor pool with a whirlpool and sauna and steam facilities. Non-guests can buy day passes through the hotel eShop, so a swim is possible in any weather.

Island Shangri-La lets non-guests buy weekday or weekend pool passes, with optional sauna, steam and gym combinations. Children's passes are available and numbers are limited, so booking ahead is advised.

One of the few New Territories hotels selling pool packages to non-guests. Sessions run four hours and include a Pool Bar dining credit, with room for laps or splashing about with kids in a relaxed setting.

A swimming training centre inside Whampoa Garden's shopping arcade with a pool kept at 30 degrees all year. Classes run from toddlers and children to adults and a competitive swim team, bookable by lesson.

Hong Kong's first indoor open-style animal interaction hall, home to over 60 species and 100+ animals from rabbits and chinchillas to reptiles. Book a session and meet them up close with a guide, learning how to care for each one.

Hong Kong's first hedgehog-themed cafe, keeping several hedgehogs in house. Book a guided session to watch and feed them while wearing gloves, then enjoy hedgehog latte art and Western dishes.

An indoor and outdoor space of over 4,000 sq ft in a Lai Chi Kok industrial building, with an indoor dog park, outdoor deck and a dog pool. Pay per visit to let your dog run, or hire the venue for a pet birthday party.

A dog-friendly private venue in a San Po Kong industrial building with about 1,200 sq ft of dog play space, slides and jumping hoops. Owners get board games, mahjong and karaoke, and it can be rented by the hour for a party with your dog.

A one-stop pet club of about 50,000 sq ft with three filtered dog pools, a 10,000 sq ft lawn and a BBQ area. Dogs can swim and run freely, and groups can hire the grounds for pet gatherings.

An indoor golf practice studio in the Kwun Tong business district with relatively affordable rates, automatic ball return, swing data and a virtual 18-hole mode.

An indoor golf venue in Lai Chi Kok with 4 open bays and 3 private rooms that can be combined, using GOLFJOY simulators and suited to friends and corporate groups.

The Kowloon East branch of Golfzon Hong Kong, using the Korean Golfzon simulation system for private-bay practice or virtual rounds with friends.

A self-service golf simulator room in Tin Hau, booked online for practice or virtual rounds with friends.

An indoor archery range that moved into a full commercial floor in Tuen Mun in 2025, with a 25m range. Beginners can start shooting within minutes using provided equipment, and children's and group classes are available.