Lok Fu Recreation Ground

Eleven players ready. Lok Fu Recreation Ground awaits. This isn’t just any field. It’s a place where history unfolds. Lok Fu Recreation Ground opened in December 1991. It wasn’t always a recreation ground. Before this vibrant space existed a small village called Ta Ku Ling stood. This village is mentioned in an 1866 map. It was part of a seven-village alliance. Then came the 1940s. Refugees flooded the area. They called it Lo Fu Ngam. It means Tiger’s Den. The name changed. Public housing estates rose. Lok Fu meaning Happiness and Wealth replaced the old name. The name change reflected the community’s hope for a brighter future. Lok Fu Recreation Ground stands as a testament to that hope. The ground boasts a floodlit system. There is a covered spectator stand. It holds approximately 1000 people. Changing rooms and toilets are available. Even barrier-free facilities ensure accessibility for all. A car park with 48 spaces including one accessible spot adds convenience. Lok Fu Recreation Ground is open from 730 am to 1000 pm daily. It’s a community hub a place for sports and recreation. It’s a space where memories are made. It is more than just a field. It’s a living part of Lok Fu’s story. Come experience it for yourself. Enjoy the games. Enjoy the atmosphere. Lok Fu Recreation Ground. A space of happiness and wealth indeed.