The Quezon City Government, through the Parks Development and Administration Department (PDAD), has started rehabilitating the city’s open spaces, including community, linear, and pocket parks, as well as alleys, to protect and promote the environment.
Under the program, QC parks undergo repairs and beautification to keep them well-maintained, accessible, and enjoyable spaces.
The revitalization is part of the city’s sustainability and environmental protection efforts, providing accessible recreational spaces for QCitizens.
From 2019 to September 2026, the city rehabilitated 174 parks and opened 53 new parks.
Listed below are some of the parks and alleys that have been rehabilitated since 2019:
District 1
- Del Monte Linear Park
- GSIS Park
- Hayaville II Park
- Heroes Mini Park
- Linear Park along San Francisco River Phase 1
- Malaya Park
- Manresa Park
- Masambong Park
- Project 6 Pocket Park
- San Francisco River Easement Park at Col. Moran Street
- Toro Hills Park
- Vasra Linear Park Strip
- Vasra Park (Mines Linear Park)
- West Triangle Mini Park
District 2
- Bagong Silangan Park
- Commonwealth Heights Park
- Diamond HOA Linear Park
- Don Enrique Heights Park
- Ideal Park
- Parkwood Park
- Payatas Controlled Disposal Facility (PCDF) Bike Park
- Payatas Controlled Disposal Facility (PCDF) Dog Park
District 3
- Akle Park
- Balara Filters Park
- Blue Ridge B Park
- Buaya Creek Linear Park
- Capitol Hills Golf Park
- Capitol Homes Park
- Chico Street Pocket Park
- K-H Street Sidewalk (from Kamias Road to K-9th Street)
- Namalu HOA Park
- Project 4 Park
- Third Green Meadows Park (Ph 2)
- White Plains Park
District 4
- Alley 22 Park
- Alley 44 Park
- Alley 100 Park
- Alley 136 Park
- Alley 200 Park
- Bernardo Park
- Elliptical Road Directional Island at East Avenue Intersection
- Ermitanyo Creek Linear Park
- Pedestrian Safety Island Pocket Park
- Pocket Park of DPOS Area
- Sct. Reyes St. corner Sct. Chuatoco St. Pocket Park
- Tomas Morato Boy Scout Rotunda
District 5
- Buenamar Plaza
- Capri Park
- Centennial Park
- Cresta Verde Park
- Fairville Park
- Hilltop Park
- Jordan Plains 1 & 2 Park
- Jordan Plains Phase 4 Park
- Lagro Blk 10 Park
- Lagro Blk. 47 Park
- Linear Park in front of West Fairview High School
- Munting Gubat San Pedro IX Park
- Nomar II Park
- Open Space at Cordillera Street, Hobart Village
- Palmera Homes Phase 1 Park
- Queensland Park
- Richland I Park
- SSS Village Park
- St. James Park
- Sushila Park
- Villa Verde Park
District 6
- Del Nacia I Park
- Doña Faustina Park
- Dona Petrona Park (Phase 2)
- Fern Village Park
- Gloria 3 Park
- Homeland Park
- Interville II Park
- Mapayapa III Park
- Merry Homes Park
- Miranila Subdivision Park
- Napocor Village Park
- Silvina Park
- Sports & Recreational Park along William Extension, Pilarville Subd.
For more information, kindly reach out to the PDAD or visit their official Facebook page. Interested QCitizens can browse the complete list of QC Parks in the Places of Interest: Parks You Can Visit section of the QCitizen Guides or visit the PDAD department webpage on the QC Gov website. Also, follow the official QC Gov FB page for other city-wide programs and announcements.
