Nicknamed "Baguang's Eye," the new landmark in Dapeng New District's Baguang area resembles a giant ark resting by the sea. The cultural and sports complex comprises a cultural center, a sports center, and Baguang Central Park, all interconnected by canyon‑style corridors. Viewed from above, the entire structure resembles a pair of eyes gazing at the ocean.

A distant view of the Dapeng Sports Center. File photo

Currently, only the badminton courts at the Dapeng Sports Center are open to the public. The swimming pool and basketball courts are not yet accessible.

Once fully operational, the cultural center will feature a 1,200‑seat grand theater equipped with a lift stage and immersive audio, a 406‑seat black‑box theater, a library with a collection of 300,000 books, and an exhibition and event space. Floor‑to‑ceiling windows throughout the venue face Baguang Bay.

Facing the cultural center across the park, the sports center boasts a sleek, sail‑like silhouette. Just about 20 meters from the bay's seawall, this all‑steel structure features a curved grid skeleton that mimics flowing waves. To withstand strong coastal winds, the roof trusses are reinforced with out‑of‑plane supports, and the building is clad in a double‑layer curtain wall.

With a total floor area of 29,500 square meters, this first large‑scale sports venue on the Dapeng Peninsula has three levels above ground and one basement level, housing a comprehensive competition hall, a training hall, and a swimming pool.

Unlike conventional indoor sports venues, the sports center is seamlessly connected to the 198,000‑square‑meter Baguang Central Park. The park is divided into four zones: a woodland leisure area, a central plaza, an ecological park, and a wetland restoration area. Four bridges cross a small river to link the two main venues, and a 1.2‑kilometer running track allows visitors to jog along the coast.

The swimming pool — currently not open to the public — is set in a sunken space on the ground floor and features eight standard 50‑meter lanes.

On the ground floor, there are eight standard badminton courts, currently open to the public free of charge. The basketball hall, located on the second and third floors, provides approximately 2,200 spectator seats. The venue is also equipped with accessible ramps throughout.

A blue running track wraps around the building, with an outer loop of approximately 650 meters and an inner loop of about 400 meters, extending outdoors on the second floor to integrate seamlessly with the coastal landscape.

To the left and right of the sports center are Baishawan Park and a streamside camping area. Before or after exercise, visitors can cool off in the water or set up camp outdoors. The surrounding area is also perfect for cycling, hiking, beachcombing, fishing, surfing, and diving.

To use the badminton courts: 

Visitors who wish to use the currently free courts need to call the center (Tel: 17724609723) one day in advance to make a reservation. Each person can book one court for a two‑hour sessionper day.

Parking is free during the trial period.

Time: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Add:Dapeng New District Sports Center, Haixin Road, Baguang Area, Kuichong Subdistrict, Dapeng New District (大鹏新区体育中心，深圳市大鹏新区葵涌街道坝光片区海心路)