All National Parks In Singapore

Labrador Nature Reserve (Chinese: 拉柏多自然保护区), also locally known as Labrador Park (拉柏多公园), is located in the southern part of the main island of Singapore. It contains the only rocky sea-cliff on the mainland that is accessible to the public. Since 2002, 10 hectares of coastal secondary vegetation and its rocky shore have been gazetted as a nature reserve. read more »

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is also the site of Singapore's highest hill, Bukit Timah Hill, which stands at 163m. Despite its area os just 81 hectares, it is estimated to have more plant species than the whole of North America, attesting to the rich biodiversity it possesses. The range of plants and animals that can be sighted in Bukit Timah Nature Reserve include lilies, orchids, squirrels, wild birds, monkeys and butterflies just to name a few. read more »

Located in the northern part of Singapore, Admiralty Park is unlike the other parks in Singapore, being a combination of an urban park and nature area. The urban park spans an area of 7 hectares, while the nature area is much larger at 20 hectares, home to rich habitats and featuring a secondary forest, mangrove, freshwater swamp and grassland. Go on the 2km trail in Admiralty Park to soak in the natural riverine environment and admire the rich biodiversity. read more »

A scenic coastline that stretches over 15 km and covering an area of 185-hectares, East Coast Park is one of Singapore's most popular urban getaways. Here, visitors can enjoy a diversity of recreational activities, ranging from sport activities to dining, with facilities ranging from volletball courts, restaurants, a hawker centre, as well as holiday chalets. East Coast Park is also a great place to enjoy a family picnic, with its swaying coconut trees and cool sea breeze. read more »

Being the largest paintball arena in Singapore, the Red Dynasty Paintball Park is the perfect place to cater to your desire of wanting to compete with your friends in shooting, or to plainly satisfy your need to have a game of paintball. read more »

The first gardening lifestyle hub in Asia, Hort Park provides greenthumbs with valuable gardening tips and suggestions. It also provides a lush, tranquil environment for groups to relax and enjoy the numerous gardening displays interspersed about the park. It also serves as a connector between the Kent Ridge and Mount Faber Parks. read more »

A popular place for recreation, Mount Faber Park is one of the oldest parks in Singapore. It is covered by secondary rainforest, with the vegetation on the slope serving the dual functions of both beautifying the park and stabilizing the terrain. Visitors to Mount Faber Park can enjoy a panoramic view of the southern parts of Singapore here from the various look-out points. read more »

The 20-hectare Jurong Bird Park is an outstanding bird park, the largest in Southeast Asia. Opened on 3 January 1971, it boasts of over 9,000 birds from more than 600 species. It also has the world's largest collection of Southeast Asian hornbills and South American toucans. read more »

Designated as a nature park in 1989, the 87-hectare Sungei Buloh Nature Park has charmed many locals within a short period of time, welcoming its 100,000th visitor in 1994. Being a regional stopover for migratory birds, it is a paradise for bird-lovers and provides a great place for bird-watching. Migratory plovers, sandpipers and egrets are sighted during September and March as they migrate from China, Siberia, Japan and South Korea. read more »

One of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore, Changi Beach Park is the repository of many memories for Singaporeans who used to frequent this place in the sixties and seventies. It spans a distance approximately 3.3km long, with stretches of pristine sandy beaches, dotted with coconut palms to provide a relaxing ambience. read more »

Once a former sand quarry, Bedok Reservoir Park has since established itself as a popular park with joggers and those who love water sports. Its 4.3km running track is a popular choice for many schools and organizations to hold their regular runs, while dragon boats and canoes are always seen in the waters. read more »

Choa Chu Kang Park is a good place to visit for those seeking a break from work, with a range of leisure activities possible here. Children can play at the numerous playgrounds such as the toddler's playground, an adventure playground and galaxy playground. Adults on the other hand can exercise at the multi purpose court or fitness corner. read more »

West Coast Park is themed as the 'Play Centre in the West', aiming to provide visitors with a range of challenging and adventurous activities. A wide range of facilities are available here for recreation, such as the cycling track, the exercise garden with foot reflexology facilities and bird cage trellis, sand play area, taichi corner, just to name a few. West Coast Park also has an Adventure Play Area, perfect for people across all age groups, the heart of West Cost Park. read more »

Pasir Ris Town Park is a treasured green lung within the Pasir Ris housing estate. The park's wide-open spaces are favorite places for cultural and social interaction among the residents and the foot reflexology and fitness corners are very popular places for morning exercises. The park is also equipped with a playground where children can enjoy many hours of fun and laughter. read more »

Yishun Park is a park that is developed on an old rubber estate. Within the park lies a SAFRA clubhouse. Stroll along in the park and catch sight of tropical fruit trees such as jackfruit, star fruit, coconut, rambutan and durian. read more »

Sunplaza Park is a 9.6 hectare park in the vicinity of Tampines neighbourhood. It spans 9. read more »

Comprising the Syonan Chureito and the British Memorial Cross, the Bukit Batok Memorial was constructed during the Japanese Occupation to commemorate the war dead of the Japanese and the Allies who took up arms during World War II. Since Bukit Batok overlooked Bukit Timah, where the brunt of the battle occurred, the area was chosen for the Bukit Batok Memorial to be built on. Assembled by 500 allied prisoners-of-war (PoWs), the Syonan Chureito incorporates a 40-foot wooden pylon crowned in a brass cone, and a small tiled hut which is encircled by a wooden fence. read more »

A stretch of 4.4km long, Bukit Batok Hillside Park is popular place for residents in Bukit Batok to start on their morning jog. Situated at nearby schools like Millennia Institute, Dunearn Secondary School, Princess Elizabeth Secondary School as well as Bukit Batok Secondary School, Bukit Batok Hillside Park is frequently visited by parents along with students who practices jogging for their Physical Exercise lessons and also a place where schools usually hold their Cross Country events. read more »

Need a break from your work desk? Visit Jurong Lake Park, a landscaped park that spans the perimeter of Jurong Lake! It is easily accessible, being connected to the Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden by various bridges. Cycling is a popular activity here along the 2.8km waterfront promenade. read more »

Situated in the heart of Singapore's new downtown in Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay comprises three distinctive waterfront gardens in the Marina Bay area - Gardens at Marina South, Gardens at Marina East, and Gardens at Marina Centre. It is a massive multi-billion dollar project that spans over an area of 101 hectares of reclaimed land. Visitors here will be enthralled by the display of nature and be caught in a horticultural fantasy in a place where garden craftsmanship and floral artistry is at its finest. read more »

The Mandai Orchid Garden is located in a quiet area of Mandai Lake Road, conveniently near the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The 10-hectare wide orchid-filled hillside garden is home to over a hundred varieties of orchid species, some grown and bred locally while some were exported worldwide. The Mandai Orchid Garden has been a beautiful sanctuary with a diverse array of spectacular hybrids for more than 60 years since the garden first opened. read more »

Waiting for the right time to release your inner Tarzan? Bedok Adventure Park is the is the right place for you to get up close and personal with Mother Nature and get your pulse racing and adrenaline rushing with the sports facilities available for you! From playgrounds to a skate park to safe rock climbing walls, Bedok Adventure Park is the place for you and your family to get together and have fun. A quick escape into Bedok Adventure Park also soothes your mind, taking you away from the hustle and bustle city life that is prominent in Singapore. read more »

Step into Tampines Eco Green and be amazed by the rich biodiversity here. The park is a sanctuary for flora and fauna, providing various natural habitats, such as freshwater wetlands, open grasslands and a secondary rainforest. All the furniture and features in the park are made from recycled or eco-friendly materials, creating a rustic charm. read more »

The Children’s Playground located at Pasir Ris Park is the latest attraction offered by the park. Rebuilt in 2009, the new Children’s Playground is jam-packed with innovative play stations, slides, giant 'space-nets', a rock-climbing miniature wall, maze panels, cableways, and basketball courts suitable for all ages. For toddlers, there are bucket swings to enjoy and also a maze great for peek-a-boo play. read more »

Punggol Park is a great place for some family time together, given the numerous facilities it has to cater for both the young and old. The park was developed with the theme of Family Leisure, and clearly meets its aims. Here, sporty teens and adults and engage in some active recreation at the play and fitness equipment area, while families can simply laze around in the open lawn areas and have a picnic. read more »

Sengkang Riverside Park is a riverine park located at Anchorvale Street, alongside Sungei Punggol. Consisting of three open-spaced land parcels, the park is designed to provide a tranquil experience to visitors. An added feature that makes Sengkang Riverside Park extra special is the man-made wetland that collects and filters rainwater naturally through its aquatic plants and also doubles as a wildlife habitat. read more »

Take a break from busy life and head down to Woodlands Town Park East to calm your tired soul. Located on a hill surrounding the housing estates, Woodlands Town Park East is a nice and quiet place for you to meditate or have a lovely picnic with your loved ones. Have a peaceful walk or a jog in the morning and breathe in the fresh air surrounding the area. read more »

Sarimbun Scouts Camp is famous adventure campsite that is run by Innotrek Pte Ltd. The campsite, as its name suggest, is a popular place for scouts and camping due to its uninhabited location which is deep inside restricted forest areas. Built in 1985, Sarimbum Scouts Camp is 8-hectare wide and is equipped with various facilities to better serve campfire needs with a multi-purpose hall, dormitories, a central kitchen, a campfire area as well as modern washrooms. read more »

As one of the best botanical gardens in the region, the Singapore Botanical Gardens showcases the great floral diversity of Southeast Asia in 183 acres of gardens, rainforests and lakes. With its beautiful range of flowers and plants, visitors can find a temporal peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere here. The Singapore Botanical Gardens is also famous for its world-class National Orchid Garden, featuring the world's largest orchid display of more than 60,000 orchids, on which 2,100 are hybrids. read more »

Singapore's little island is dotted with green patches here and there, for its residents to enjoy a slice of nature and lush greenery. Hougang is no exception. Residents of the Hougang estate frequent Hougang Neighbourhood Park just to get their daily dose of crisp, fresh morning air. read more »

Tavistock Avenue Park is situated at the end of a private housing estate in Tavistock Avenue. Equipped with a mini adventure playground for kids, resting shelters and a fitness area, the park is frequently visited by children and the elderly living in that area. Residents living near Tavistock Avenue Park often go to the park for a refreshing jog in the morning or a quiet stroll in the evening. read more »

Telok Kurau Park is a cozy little park located at the end of Joo Chiat Place, just next to Siglap Canal. Families are often seen here, with the children's playground being the main draw with its swings, slides, a rope dome, a sand play area and more. A good time to visit would be during the cooler hours in the late evening. read more »

Richards Avenue Park is situated in the middle of a private housing estate in Richards Avenue. Equipped with a children playground, resting shelters, two fitness areas; a fitness area for the seniors as well as for the youths, the park is frequently visited by children and the elderly living in that area. The fitness areas include facilities such as a cross-trainer, a body-flexer, a sit-up bench, an exercise bike and also a reflexology walking path that gives a very good total body workout. read more »

Situated at the heart of housing estates, N’Hood Park is a lively place where most youth and children come to play. N’Hood Park provides opportunities for you to bond with your friends and family be it by flying a kite together, playing badminton, cycling and roller blading along the park, or even playing soccer or Frisbee at the open field. This park is helpful for you to exercise, relax as well as have fun and release stress at the same time. read more »

Situated in the middle of housing estates in Woodlands, Mandai Tekong Park is a lively park that caters to everyone in the family! Mandai Tekong Park, equipped with various amenities such as 4 fitness corners, 2 children playgrounds, a basketball court, a street soccer court, a foot reflexology path as well as several barbeque pits, is often crowded with residents living in that area at any time of the day. Mandai Tekong Park is the perfect place for you to bond with your friends and family, be it by having a refreshing morning jog together around the park or a good game of soccer at the street soccer court in the evening, or even having a barbeque dinner with your loved ones at the park to celebrate a special event. Mandai Tekong Park is also elder and handicap-friendly with special facilities built for their convenience. read more »

Take a stroll at Woodlands Crescent Park and rejuvenate your mind. Woodlands Crescent Park that is located among the housing estates at Woodlands Crescent Road is a joyful place where most youth and children come to play. Equipped with facilities such as basketball courts, fitness areas, resting shelters, children playgrounds as well as a reflexology walking path, Woodlands Crescent Park is an ideal place for you to have an outdoor workout or simply just to chat with your neighbours. read more »

Pulau Ubin, the highly popular mangrove island that many locals go for a weekend retreat as it offers an interesting variety of activities and sights. Visitors of Pulau Ubin can get to go mountain-biking on the rocky trails, go swimming or even camp overnight. Interesting sights to look out for would be that of the traditional fishing villages, prawn and fish farms, Chinese temples and limestone quarries. read more »

Perhaps the most elegant pedestrian bridge in Singapore, this 274 metre long walkway connects Mount Faber park to Telok Blangah Hill Park. The bridge gets its name from the curved wooden ribs that brace the structure 36 metres above Henderson Road, providing excellent photo opportunities of the surrounding rainforest. Common activities on this bridge include jogging or simply taking a stroll. read more »

Lower Pierce Trail brings you through one of Singapore’s last remaining mature secondary forests. It consists of a boardwalk that guides you through the forest then along the edge of the Reservoir. You will be able to see a wide range of aquatic creatures and also enjoy the scenic view of the wildlife. read more »

The River Safari started out as a simple aquarium exhibit. In 1996, the idea of the aquarium was to simply complement Singapore Zoo by having an extensive collection of fish and aquatic plants which will at the same time, make full use of the entire freshwater surroundings in that area. However, over the years, the idea was just not good enough as more ideas were thrown in by the management that seem to be better than one another each time. read more »

Are you ready for Singapore’s first wire zip line? The MegaZip at Sentosa promises to take adrenaline junkies from the jungle canopy of Imbiah Hill to the white sands of Fox Finish Point. At an astounding height of 75 metres high and 450 metres long, the MegaZip zip line allows friends and family to race each other to the finish line. Furthermore, this ride is equipped with world class safety equipment to ensure visitors taking the zip line are out of harm’s way as it even senses approaching storms and lightning. read more »

Officially opened in 2002, Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a World War II Interpretative Centre created in commemoration of the sacrifice of the men of the 1st and 2nd battalion of the Malay Regiment. These men fought gallantly in their defence of the western sector of Singapore in 1942, with Bukit Chandu being a strategically important site for the Allies. The building was originally used to store military and food supplies back then in the Second World War, and is now more than 100 years old. read more »

Bukit Timah Hill is the highest point in Singapore at only 163m. It is a common place for trekking and the most accessible place to get in touch with nature. Just a 15 minute drive away from town, it is quite a popular tourist attraction. read more »

Looking for a real adrenaline-charged adventure? Come down to Singapore's first and only tree top adventure course at Forest Adventure! Challenge yourself and experience 2.5 hours of nerve-wracking fun swinging from tree to tree 6 metres above ground! Forest Adventure is a rope course built in trees comprising various obstacles such as bridges, logs, swings, nets, trapezes and tunnels. Try their four giant zip lines and enjoy the cool breeze as you swing across the banks of Bedok Reservoir. read more »

Punggol Waterway, or My Waterway@Punggol, is a man-made waterway that passes through as a vein in the new Punggol estate in Singapore. It is 4.2km and over 20 metres wide. read more »

Get away from the hustle bustle of city life and take a relaxing stroll through the beautiful gardens at Japanese Garden. Tucked away on one of the two islands in the middle of Jurong Lake, the Japanese Garden is a collaboration between culture and nature. Opened as early as 6 am, it is a popular place for people of all ages to enjoy morning jogs, walks, picnics, or simply just to sit back and relax and enjoy the beauty and serenity of the Japanese Garden. read more »

The Marina Barrage is Singapore's 15th reservoir, but unique in a way by being the first in the city, combining urban chic with lush greenery. It is also Singapore's largest and most urbanized catchment, and functions to increase Singapore's water catchment to about two-thirds of the country's land area. Visitors to the barrage can learn more about this groundbreaking project through the various exhibits on display. read more »

MacRitchie Reservoir was constructed in 1867, through a donation of S$13,000 by philanthropist Tan Kim Seng, as the first impounding reservoir in Singapore. It resulted from an increase in demand for water in the mid-19th century, which grew beyond the capacity of ox-drawn water carts. In 1891, the reservoir was extended and the enlarged Impounding Reservoir was renamed as Thomson Road Reservoir in 1907. read more »

First developed in the 1970s, Toa Payoh Town Park used to be a common spot for wedding couples back then, especially those who lived in the residential areas nearby. Entrances to the park are located along Lor 6 and Lor 2 Toa Payoh. The park spans an area of about 4. read more »

Located near the MacRitchie and Upper Peirce Reservoir, the Lower Peirce Reservoir is also one of the oldest reservoirs in Singapore. It was commissioned on 26th March 1912 by his Excellency Sir Arthur Young, and was once named the Kallang River Reservoir back in those days, before being renamed after Robert Peirce, the Municipal Engineer from 1901 to 1916. Take a step back in time where Singapore used to be covered with lowland, tropical forest before it became the cityscape it is today. read more »

Rated as one of the best zoos in the world, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see when visiting Singapore, drawing 1.6 million visitors per year. It boasts of Southeast Asia's largest wildlife collection, home to more than 2,000 creatures, 40 of which are endangered. read more »

As dusk falls, the Singapore Night Safari's many resident animals wake up for yet another exciting night of frolicking and hunting. Visit to view magnificent animals like griffon vultures and malayan tigers when they are the most active in the world's first safari park for nocturnal animal, home to over 25000 animals of 137 species, of which 38% are threatened. The sheer popularity of the Night Safari is reflected by the 9 times that it was awarded Singapore Tourism Board's Best Visitor Attraction Experience, drawing more than 1. read more »

Mention fishing in Singapore and many of those involved in the sport will mention Kranji Reservoir Park. It is home to two fishing grounds, both opened from 7am to 7pm daily. Fishing Ground A is more concretised with its rocky banks and man-made shelters, while Ground B offers a more natural feel with its grassy banks. read more »

Head down to Escape Theme Park to get your daily dose of fun as it offers 11 rides and attractions for people of all ages! For parents who are seeking to spend a fruitful quality time with their children, you can go to casual rides such as that of the Bumper Boats, Choo Choo Train, Ferris Wheel and more. For thrill-seekers, be sure to try out the Daytona Beginner's Track, Daytona Go-Kart or just challenge your bravery if you want to impress a certain person at the Haunted II. This will definitely be a good place to spend a fun-filled day with you and your loved ones as well as your counterparts. read more »

Located on the eastern part of sunny island Singapore, the Changi boardwalk connects the scenic Changi coastline from Changi Beach Club to the Changi Sailing Club. Heading towards the Boardwalk, visitors will find several heritage trees in the area. The Changi boardwalk is made up of four different segments, namely the Sunset Walk for a splendid view of the sunset over the Changi Point, Kelong Walk, which is a stretch of the boardwalk with kelong stilts built over the water, reminding the locals of the past where “kelong” was a common site. read more »

Pasir Ris, is actually a Malay term for 'beach bolt-rope', which implies a narrow beach. Pasir Ris Park is an enchanting and tranquil park which allows visitors to be involved in several park activities such as pony rides, water sports, cycling, inline skating and even available for you to rent a barbecue pit. What would be the most impressive would be that of the preserved mangrove forest that is actually occupies 6 hectares of area. read more »