There is some exciting about tackling an obstacle course that captures the imagination. Whether it is a high ropes elements course or a water based obstacle course, these can be fun challenges for both kids and adults. There are multiple obstacle courses in Singapore – both paid and free – where you can put yourself through the paces.
Maybe you want to speed run through an obstacle course, or you are looking for a family-friendly bonding activity where both the kids and yourself can take on challenges together.
Here is a look at the various obstacle courses in Singapore for both kids and adults that you can conquer!
Fun Obstacles Courses in Singapore for Both Kids & Adults
Adventure HQ at HomeTeamNS Khatib
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Adventure HQ at HomeTeamNS Khatib is THE place to be, especially if you have got restless tweens and screen-fixated teens! There are eight main sections in Adventure HQ. Skyventure at Adventure HQ is Singapore’s biggest two-tiered obstacle indoor challenge rope course! There are a total of 16 obstacles await as you hover above ground at 15m and each step requires the bravery to move forward or balance or climb sideways. There is also a Ninja Course where you can improve your strength, endurance, coordination and agility as there is a myriad of challenges to overcome. Walk on ropes, jump on slopes, climb upside down, balancing on beams – all skills essential for ninjas.
Read our full review of Adventure HQ at HomeTeamNS Khatib.
Where: 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
Website: Adventure HQ at HomeTeamNS Khatib
Forest Adventure
Forest Adventure is a treetop obstacle course at Bedok Reservoir Park. Suitable for kids as young as five years old, it is a wonderful way for little ones to experience the outdoors and have a taste of adventure at the same time. Looking for an adrenaline-pumping obstacle course in Singapore? Forest Adventure offers the most thrilling high element activities in Singapore, where you can test your limits, conquer obstacles, and soar through the skies. From kids to adults, the courses at Forest Adventure are designed to offer the perfect blend of challenge and fun. One of the highlights is the signature 300m zipline that gives you scenic views of the open waters of Bedok Reservoir as you fly by.Climb, swing, and zip your way through exhilarating outdoor adventure experiences at Forest Adventure.
Where: Bedok Reservoir Park, Singapore 479244
Website: Forest Adventure
X-Scap8 at Orchard Central
Do you think you have the stomach to brave a high elements obstacle course seven-storeys above street level? Make the ascent up the stairs to reach the top of the the 10-metre-tall Infinity & Beyond High Elements Challenge course and conquer obstacles laid out across three levels. One of the interesting elements at X-Scap8’s high obstacle course is a skateboard. Try to balance on as your push off from one platform to another. If high elements are not your thing, you can take on the X-Warrior Challenge instead. It is like American Ninja Warrior, but over a ball pit instead of a pool of water.
Read our review of X-Scap8 at Orchard Central.
Where: 181 Orchard Road, #07-03, Singapore 238896
Website: X-Scap8 at Orchard Central
Houbii Spot Singapore
The next time you pay a visit to Singapore Zoo and feel inspired by the orangutans swinging high up in the trees in Mandai, you can try out your own skills at Houbii Spot Singapore. The Houbii Spot Singapore rope course at Singapore Zoo features two separate courses. The Real Thing course is designed for adventurers above 120 cm. The Real Thing is a 74-obstacle rope course. Amongst the many obstacles that climbers will have to make their way through include a towering tyres, swinging hula hoops, suspended boat obstacles for a thrilling traverse, classic wooden planks and ropes to test the climber’s balance and agility. Younger ones that do not meet the 120 cm height requirement and 5 years and below have a specially designed Mini Course instead.
Read our review of Houbii Spot Singapore.
Where: 80 Mandai Lake Road Singapore Zoological Gardens, Singapore 729826 Singapore
Website: Houbii Spot Singapore
SkyPark By Kiztopia At Orchard Cineleisure
For kids who wish to get a taste of high-element obstacle courses, there is one suspended above the pedal-car racing track at SkyPark by Kiztopia at Orchard Cineleisure. From the high obstacle course, kids can look out through the wall-to-ceiling windows that provide a panoramic view of Orchard Road as the brave souls traversed the ropes course above.
Where: Orchard Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, #04-04/05, Singapore 239695
Website: SkyPark By Kiztopia At Orchard Cineleisure
HydroDash
Experience an obstacle course on the water at HydroDash, The Palawan @ Sentosa. HydroDash covers an impressive 60 by 61 metres of water space and now accommodates more than 30 unique obstacles that promise to test participants’ agility, strength, and determination. The Mountain is one of the most challenging obstacles and the four-metre-tall structure has multiple sliding routes, so choose your level of thrill! Adrenaline junkies can opt for the steeper descent, while those with a more moderate risk appetite can select the gentle gradient. For a real test, try climbing up it from the water.
Read our full review of HydroDash at Palawan Beach, Sentosa.
Where: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233
Website: HydroDash
MegaZip
Enjoy the experience a tree-top walk at Mega Adventure’s MegaClimb station! With three different courses, each level gradually increases in height by five to 15 metres. This makes it is one of the best places to overcome your fear of heights as you conquer each level. Finally, end off your adventure by taking the leap of faith on MegaJump, a 15 metre simulated free-fall that replicates a parachute jump.
Read more about what to expect at MegaZip.
Where: 10A Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099008
Website: MegaZip
Aqua Adventure
As Singapore’s first integrated all-weather, water adventure centre, the three-storey high Aqua Adventure has different play elements for those seeking out fun with family and friends. One of these is the AquaCourse: Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course. You will have to walk across narrow beams and other obstacles while water splashes down from buckets all around you for added distraction, giving you the thrill of completing the course two-storeys up.
Find out more about what to expect at Aqua Adventure.
Where: 900 Bedok North Road, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, #02-06, Singapore 479994
Website: Aqua Adventure
Wild Apex Adventure at Rainforest Wild Asia
Explore the Karst and Canopy habitats at Rainforest Wild Asia on the Wild Apex Adventure where you move along the via ferrata path. You will have to climb metal rungs, ladders, and suspended bridges up to 20 metres high. You will have to walk along suspended planks about 9 meters above ground to reach the Langur Observation Deck where you may also be able to spot the rare François’ langurs scaling the vertical rock formation. It is a thrilling way to challenge yourself to overcome climbing obstacles and also reward yourself with unique view of the animals.
Read more about what to expect at Rainforest Wild Asia.
Where: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
Website: Rainforest Wild Asia
Wild Cavern Adventure at Rainforest Wild Asia
Also at Rainforest Wild Asia is the Wild Cavern Adventure. Suitable for newbies, tweens and teens, the Wild Cavern Adventure will get you an adrenaline rush and of course a memorable time at Singapore’s only caverning adventure. It is a three-hour guided harnessed journey through the Caverns with three main thrills and a guide to the caves the Caverns were modelled after.
Read our full review of the Wild Cavern Adventure.
Where: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
Website: Rainforest Wild Asia
Stagmont Park Kids’ Obstacle Course
One of the other features at Stagmont Park is the mini kids obstacle course. This obstacle course consists of a series of elements that kids can take on. Amongst these include a mini ramp, wall that they have to climb through, balancing steps, swaying bridge and a set of mini ninja stepping stones. Find out more about the Stagmont Park Kids’ Obstacle Course.
Compass One Ninja Trail
This is a fun obstacle course for kids. Located at the rooftop of Compass One in Sengkang, kids can play with elements like the Invigtrail, Jelly Jumping Pads and Sprinkling Turnabout. The “ninja” element of the course comes in with features such as the Swing Walk and Stepper Bridge.
Find out more about the Compass One Ninja Trail.
Where: Level 3, 1 Sengkang Square
Website: Compass One
Whampoa Park’s Ninja Challenge Course
Nestled within the heart of the Whampoa estate, Whampoa Park is a green, open space with playgrounds, a pet park. At one end of the park, there is a ninja challenge course for teens and above. There are a total of five stations at the Whampoa Park Ninja Challenge Course. It starts with the Ninja Steps, a test of speed and ability. There are different coloured areas marking different skill levels. Other sections of the Whampoa Park Ninja Challenge Course include a Traverse Wall, Balance Walk, Sway Steps and Agility Pods.
Find out more about Whampoa Park and its Ninja Challenge Course.
Where: Whampoa Park is located between Whampoa Road and the Whampoa River, just across from the towering blocks at Whampoa Dew.
Forest Gym at Bukit Canberra
Forest Gym is a chance to get a good workout in the outdoors. There are a total of 10 obstacles that, for some people, will evoke strong army SOC (Standard Obstacle Course) vibes. These obstacles will work out different muscle groups as you tackle each of them. The obstacles include over / under obstacles, a vertical rope climb, traverse wall and more.
Get more details about Forest Gym at Bukit Canberra.
Where: 21 Canberra Link
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