The handyman, Tan Ching Swee, single-handedly built the park on a piece of idle land that was previously used as the neighborhood's dumping ground. The playground is so creative and unique that today it becomes an attraction even for people outside the community.





This self-made community park in Batu Pahat offers many recreational facilities, like pirate ships, see saw, swings, slides and a lot more every kid and kid at heart will surely enjoy! Good thing about the creation of this park is the fact that residents donated waste, such as tires, planks, buckets and other recyclable materials which are big help for the creation of the park. At present, there are 20 kinds of recreational facilities to enjoy, including the Flying Fox!

In order to let everyone have fun, the park is open every day and is free of charge! But due to security considerations, the self-made park closes at 11:45 in the evening.





In addition, DIY amusement park has a fun corner suitable for people who would want to donate materials that can be used in making other facilities.

At night, it is noticeable that there are many parents who take their children here to play and have fun. Aside from having a children’s play area, the park also provides a place where adult can shade, chat, eat and even a spot perfect for those who like to do some BBQ grilling!





More so, the self-made community holds various activities every year, like the Mid-Autumn Festival, Christmas and New Year, thus creating a chance for neighborhood to meet other people.

Today, this DIY amusement park is not just for people inside the community but also attracted other people from different places, thanks to the TV station that broadcasted the park! There are even visitors from Austrlia, Canada, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other countries who spend their time to visit the park.







Since the park is not funded by government, please consider donating a small amount of cash while you make the visit to keep the ground running.