Kim Seng Park: Nature Playgarden By The River

Kim Seng Park Sand Pit
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Occupying a small stretch of greenery beside the Singapore River is Kim Seng Park, and besides its scenic location, its other most prominent feature is the Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden.


Kim Seng Park: Greenery by the River

Kim Seng Park: Greenery by the River

Kim Seng Park can be found across Kim Seng Road from Great World City. The neighbourhood park is mainly for those who are strolling along the river and provides a small green space for those living in the residential areas along Kim Seng Road, River Valley Green and the Martin Road area.

Kim Seng Park Section


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In fact, a section of the park that runs parallel to Kim Seng Road is more pavement than parkland.


Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden

What is most notable amongst the greenery is the small Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden.

Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden

Like other nature playgardens in. Singapore, the Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden makes use of natural materials to create a little play space for young children to have fun in nature.

Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden Stumps

A ring of tree stumps, some placed upright and others placed on its side, encircle a couple of trees. This creates a place where kids can hop about practising their balancing skills from tree stump to tree stump.

Kim Seng Park Sand Pit

Beside the tree stump circle, there is also a sand pit.

Garden Swings

A pair of blue garden swings completes the complement of play equipment at the Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden.

Pavement along the Singapore River

While there isn’t much at the park, families can also enjoy a stroll along the banks of Singapore River as it flows downstream.

Kim Seng Bridge

The nearby Kim Seng Bridge makes it easy to cross over from one bank to another while enjoying the tranquil spot.


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Chun Fong
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