Playgrounds

It is all about a splashing good time at the Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East, a community water park located in the midst...

Nine new gardens have opened at historic Fort Canning Park, reflecting the hill’s rich heritage which stretches back as far as the 14th century....

Lakeside Garden, the western section of Jurong Lake Gardens, has opened and there is plenty to enjoy around the huge, 53-hectare recreational space.Jurong Lake...

Forest Ramble, the Jurong Lake Gardens Playground, is the largest nature playgarden in the heartlands. The 2.3-hectare playground at Lakeside Garden draws inspiration from...

Nestled amongst the cluster of restaurants, cafes, and galleries at Dempsey Hill is Go-Go Bambini, one of Singapore’s very first indoor playgrounds. Brunching in...

Marsiling Park, formerly known as Woodlands Town Garden, has not only received a new name but new facilities as well. READ: Marsiling Park Playgrounds -...

The Toa Payoh Dragon Playground at Lorong 6 Toa Payoh is one of two full-sized Dragon Playgrounds remaining in Singapore.  The product of a...

All kids have dreamt of living in a treehouse, darting along elevated walkways, high above the surrounding land below. While not exactly treehouses, several tower...

Lower Peirce Reservoir is the second oldest reservoir in Singapore. Completed in 1912, the reservoir was commissioned to help meet Singapore’s burgeoning water needs....

With a pretty name like Firefly Park, it is natural for people to wonder if they will see little fluttering bugs with glowing bodies...