The Ramon Magsaysay Park was built in honor of the Third President of the Philippines. The park  provides a view of the Davao Gulf. The park is accessible because it is situated near the downtown area. A variety of shows are featured from time to time, as well as other attractions. Students frequently visit the place especially after classes in schools have ended.

Amphitheater (Open Air)

Capacity :

• Seated - 1,500 to 2,000 persons
• Standing - 3,000 persons
• Disco - every sunday (4,500/show)

Restaurant

(International Cuisine )

• Restaurant - Kanaway
• Restaurant and Cooling Station
• Food kiosks/Stalls

Children's Playground

• Children's Playground
• Our Lady of Fort Pilar
• (open - air chapel)
• Secured Parking Area
• Parking Area

Areas operated by concessionaires

• Restaurant/Kiosks
• Skating rink
• Orchids/Ornamental plant stalls
• Souvenir/handicraft stalls
• Children's Amusement Center

How to get to Ramon Magsaysay Park

Ramon Magsaysay Park is accessible from almost any point in the city. You can simply prompt a taxi to take you there. If you wish to ride a jeepney, you can ride jeepneys that proceed to Uyanguren. Upon exiting Uyanguren, you will find the park.

Source:

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