Collect! 61 Outdoor Parks In Singapore Raiders (part 1)

No HBL this week and don't know where to take the baby? 61 free parks are recommended for you, there is always one at your door~

Singapore is known as the "Garden Island", with more than 300 parks and 4 nature reserves. No matter where we lived, the park was within walking distance, and the green trees and safflowers came to us.

Sometimes, I really feel that I live in a huge forest park, and I can enjoy the beauty of birds and flowers at any time.

61 free outdoor parks, divided into southeast, northwest and central, have been organized into a list.

Special note: Please follow the current epidemic prevention regulations when traveling. It is recommended to call for consultation before going there. During the epidemic, business hours are often changed, and sometimes there are park maintenance and renovations.

East

01

Tampines Eco Green

Tampines Green Eco Park is probably the top rated park in Singapore as it is unlike any other nature park we have visited.

First, it is a 36.5-hectare ecological park that resembles swamps and freshwater ponds on a savannah. Not only that, most of the park's land remains undeveloped.

This park is about 3 kilometers long, and the walking time is between 1.5 to 2 hours. The terrain is flat and it is very suitable for hiking with children.

It is recommended to go to 7 o'clock in the evening, because the park has no street lights at night, and this also minimizes the disturbance to wild animals and nearby residents.

Address: Tampines Avenue 9 and Tampines Avenue 12

02

Changi Beach Park

One of the oldest coastal parks on the northeastern tip of Singapore, Changi Beach features stretches of pristine white sand lined with coconut palms. There are also BBQ grills, park benches and resting pavilions in the perimeter.

The uniqueness of Changi Beach is that it is one of the only two remaining natural beaches in Singapore, the other is Sembawang Beach, and it is the site of the Suzheng massacre. If you want to take your children to learn about world history, then you can Come here to find the World War II commemorative plaque.

In addition, Changi Beach has an advantage. It is also a beach, but it is not as crowded as East Coast Park. There are many beautiful small shells, and there are long beaches that enter the sea, which are very suitable for catching the sea and digging "treasures". The park is 3.3 kilometers long, and it is also very suitable for taking children to ride bicycles~

Changi Beach also has two playgrounds for children. The one near parking lot 4 is very suitable for young children to play. Older children want to play climbing adventure sports, then you can go to the playground at the northeast end of the park (near parking lot 1).

Address: Along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road

03

Changi Point Coastal Walk

This is the best place to take a stroll along the coast to watch the sunset with children.

There are lush green plants on one side and the open sea on the other side. Enjoying such beautiful scenery, adults can wash away their tiredness and children can have fun.

The best time to visit here is in the early evening as the sunset can be enjoyed. The boardwalk is 1.2 kilometers long, which is very suitable for children to walk~

Address: 51 Lorong Bekukong, Changi, Singapore 499172

04

East Coast Park

East Coast Park is no stranger to everyone, no matter how old you are, you can find a park that suits you.

  

  

The bicycle park located in the D area of the East Coast Park has a 280m-long track designed for beginners. Cyclists must come and try it.

Address: Along East Coast Parkway and East Coast Park Service Road

05

Bedok Reservoir Park

Bedok Reservoir is a converted quarry located in the northern part of Bedok, with 88 hectares of Bedok Reservoir nearby. It is a great place for families to relax and exercise~

The reservoir has only one circle and a total length of 4.3 kilometers. It is very suitable for jogging or cycling leisurely with children. If you come here at sunset at night, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset by the way~

Here, kids can stop at any time to play, play football, jungle adventure or sit down, or even have a picnic.

Address: Along Bedok Reservoir Road

06

Pulau Ubin

The best way to get around Pulau Ubin is to rent a bike and ride around the island. The most famous attraction on the island is the rich ecosystem of the Chi Java wetlands, where you can see extremely rare ecosystems at a glance, as well as a wide variety of flora and fauna.

Stroll along the 1-kilometer-long boardwalk and bring your children here to understand the beauty of this earth's ecology~

Address: Pulau Ubin, 2051, Singapore

Northern

07

Sembawang Hot Spring Park

Here is the only natural hot spring in Singapore ~ Cascading Waterfall is the iconic attraction of the park, the hot spring water flows out at the top at 70°C and gradually moves down one layer at 60°C, 45°C and 40°C. Here, everyone relaxes and enjoys a foot bath.

Address: Accessible via Gambas Avenue

08

Sembawang Park

I believe that many children will have great interest in the Sembawang Park battleship play area! The battleship is profound and a tribute to Sembawang's naval history.

There are many rope ladders, stone walls and trellis for the kids to play. On top of that, there are red climbing nets next to the battleship, reminiscent of a navy flagpole, and crazy pendulums!

Address: At the end of Sembawang Road

09

Woodlands Waterfront

The Waterfront Park has a 1.5-kilometer-long seaside promenade, an 11-hectare park, a large playground and a 400m navy pier.

A two-story net-bridge-style sky bridge and sky cabin keep older kids cheering.

Second, there is a mini playground with slides and swings, perfect for younger kids. Parents can also take their children for an easy stroll along the refurbished pier, enjoying panoramic views of the park and the Straits of Johor.

Address: Admiralty Road West

10

Admiralty Park

The outdoor playground in Admiralty Park has 26 slides, the largest number of slides in a park in Singapore, and it has become the largest and most fun park in northern Singapore.

Address: 31 Riverside Rd, Singapore 739087

11

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is the perfect place for moms to walk their babies in a quiet and comfortable setting, with a family bay area featuring a water play area with small fountains and a meandering "river"! The wading pool is very suitable for children to play~

Address: Yishun Ave 1, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, Singapore 769139

12

Yishun Park

Yishun Park was formerly an old rubber estate with many tropical fruit trees and natural plants.

There are children's playgrounds, fitness areas and multi-functional play facilities, where adults and children can properly exercise, do sports and have fun.

Address: Bounded by Yishun Ave 4, Yishun Central, Yishun Ave 11 and Yishun Ring Road

13

Yishun Pond Park

Yishun Pond Park is adjacent to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. The pond is surrounded by colorful plants and various trees. There is also a spiral tower. Parents and children can come here for a walk~ The scenery is quite pleasant~

Address: Along Yishun Central, in front of Khoo Teck Puat Hospital

14

Marsiling Park

After a 22-month renovation, Marsiling Park has reopened with many activity areas and amenities for families.

For kids, the park's main highlights include three new playgrounds: a butterfly-shaped playground with climbing ropes, a ninja warrior-themed playground, and a music playground. Meals are also available 24 hours a day.

Address: Woodlands Centre Road adjacent to Bukit Timah Expressway

15

Canberra Park

This large park has a huge playground with three different play areas each offering different levels of challenge for kids of all ages.

There are two playgrounds for kids to check out: the Dinosaur Fossil Playground and the Swing Playground, which contains seven types of swings...and there are swings with wide seats and safety bars for disabled children.

Address: Beside Block 365B Sembawang Cres Singapore 752365

16

Coney Island Park

The 50-hectare Coney Island Park is rich in history and has many interesting and diverse flora and fauna, and there are opportunities to bring children to explore nature.

Address: Beside Punggol Promenade Nature Walk

17

Punggol Waterway

Punggol Waterway is picturesque and has a lawn area perfect for families to spend a leisurely weekend. In the recreation area, kids can run wild in the huge water play area and beach play area.

Address: Along Sentul Crescent Road

18

Punggol Park

Not only is it a great place for kids to play and have a picnic, but for fishing enthusiasts, they can enjoy fishing on the fishing promenade around the pond.

Address: Junction of Hougang Avenue 8 and 10

19

Hampstead Wetlands Park

Hampstead Wetland Park is a large green forest. There is a huge pond in the park with many water lilies on it. It is very beautiful~

The whole park is not big, and it may take about 20 minutes to walk. There is also an oval playground nearby for children to play, which is very suitable for children to take a walk after school.

Address: 1 Baker St, Singapore 799977

20

Pasir Ris Park

Pasir Ris Park is the most popular playground for local parents in Singapore because this huge playground has almost everything: swings, climbing walls, climbing nets, seesaws and mini mazes!

In addition, the mangrove pontoon is also a favorite place for parents to take their children. The pontoon is safe and open, suitable for adults and children of any age to walk, and even suitable for strollers. Along the way, you will find all kinds of Wildlife is a journey of wild wonders.

Address: Pasir Ris Road from Pasir Ris Road all the way to Jalan Loyang Besar, accessible via Elias Road and Pasir Ris Green. To enter the Mangrove Boardwalk, park at Carpark C.