CBP Central Park at Night: The Chillest New Spot After Sundown in the City

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There’s something about the Cebu Business Park at night that feels like a soft reset, especially now with the newly opened Central Park. Usahay strolling through its pathways makes it feel like you’re in a movie. So, whether you’re winding down from a long workday or just looking for a safe and quiet place to catch up with friends, or your thoughts, this spot hits differently when the sun goes down.

We visited CBP Central Park in the evening and, let’s just say, we weren’t expecting to fall in love with a patch of grass in the middle of the city. But we did. Hard.

A City Park That Actually Feels Like a Park

You might think that after the sun sets, the park would be filled with people. And yes, there are some—families, couples, solo joggers—but not too many to distract your peace of mind. There’s a gentle kind of crowd here. The kind that respects the vibe.

The park is clean, beautifully lit with warm ambient lighting, and surrounded by trees that help lessen the usual city noise of Cebu.

What You Can Do at CBP Central Park at Night

Here are a few simple, low-effort-but-feels-good activities to do once the city lights are on:

  • Evening stroll – Leave your bike at the parking area and take a nice, easy walk. Your knees will thank you. There’s something about walking at your own pace, under trees, with just enough breeze that makes everything feel lighter.
  • Run around – For the sporty ones out there, you can jog around Central Park as they have looped running paths in the perimeter.
  • Play games – The benches are perfect for card games like UNO, Exploding Kittens, or whatever you brought from your barkada kit. Or, if you’re the playful type, go ahead and run around on the open grass.
  • Casual picnic – Bring a blanket, a tumbler, and maybe some chips from the nearby stores. You don’t need a full charcuterie board, just something to munch on while you watch the stars (yes, you can kind of see them if the clouds behave). If you don’t have anything prepped, then worry not for there is a food stall called “Andale” where they serve varieties of meals. There is also a farmer’s market stall for the health conscious eater.
  • Dog walks – It’s surprisingly pet-friendly. We saw a couple of fur parents walking their dogs and chilling under the trees. Just make sure to clean up after your pup!
  • Solo decompress – If you just need to be alone with your playlist and your thoughts, this is the spot. Sit under a tree, play that one song on repeat, and zone out for a while. You’re safe here.

Nganu magpagabie man jud?

Simple: No heat, no rush, no stress. The lights lining the walkways and trees give the whole place a soft, kinda magical glow. There’s a bit of a romantic vibe going on, especially if you hang out near the benches or find a quiet spot under the trees.

And let’s be real, it’s Cebu. We all know the sun can be unforgiving. At night, the park turns into a cool (literally and figuratively) escape from the usual traffic, crowds, and noise. Plus, it’s pretty Instagrammable!

Other Information

  • Park Hours: 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
  • Contact Number: (032) 232-7204
  • Email Address: [email protected]

How to Get There?

Exact Location: Cebu Business Park, Cardinal Rosales Avenue, Cebu City, Philippines

  • By Foot: If you’re already in Cebu Business Park or at Ayala Center Cebu, just walk! You won’t miss it. You just have to pass by City Sports Club Cebu and you’ll find the park right there.
  • By Car/Taxi: Ask to be dropped off near the City Sports Club Cebu or the Citibank area—both are right next to the park.
  • By Commute: Ride any jeep heading to Ayala such as 14D. From the terminal, it’s just a 3-5 minute walk.

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