People’s Park

Good park, scooter parking available. Lots of shade, cr's are needing to be renovated, park needs a renovation for waterfountain, but really clean, no garbage. Good security and staff.

Worth a visit. Bit tired but peaceful. The real attraction is the national museum of Davao. Entrance is from back of park..superb allow a couple of hours.

People’s Park is a great place to relax, unwind, or squeeze in some light exercise. It’s free and very accessible, making it a convenient spot for locals and tourists alike. I could easily imagine myself living nearby and visiting regularly to jog or simply enjoy the fresh air. The park also has a playground area where kids can play and explore, which adds to its family-friendly charm. There’s also some interesting art and sculptures that give the park a unique personality. That said, it could really benefit from better maintenance. Some areas feel a bit run down. If it were cleaner and better cared for, this park would easily deserve a five-star rating. Overall, it’s still a nice and enjoyable place, especially if you’re looking for a free and peaceful hangout surrounded by trees and greenery.

a simple and clean park with a lot of places to spend time. we went to the museum first. a really good overview of Davao history. my 6-year-old loved the park and my 11-year-old loved the jungle gym.

A must visit place here in Davao City, tich in cultural facilities, art exhibits and play area for kids and adults for activities, games and school performance. Good security and friendly staff. Place is clean and relaxing.

They maintain the cleanliness of the Park. The Museum is temporarily closed due to earthquake

This is what i like about Davao City they have too many Friendly Park that's free and accessible. And clean too. Wish i was living in Davao city. Perfect for family picnic and fitness enthusiasts. Luckily it's behind at our hotel Apo View.

I went here on a weekday afternoon. There's also one entrance and one exit. It felt secure because security will check your bags before you go inside. It's reallh nice to walk around the place because it has a lot of Davao-inspired architecture like the durian-shaped roof, Philippine eagle sculptures, Waling-waling, etc. A lot of people were jogging around the oval, some people are using the calisthenics equipment. Inside the People's Park is the National Museum of the Philippines (Davao), you can also go there for free.