Parks in Singapore
For a small island, Singapore has plenty of green spaces and parks for nature lovers to enjoy. Find and explore a park in Singapore using our map below. If you wish to check on the crowd density at the parks, you can do so at NPark’s Safe Distance @ Parks website.
Parks
Bukit Panjang Butterfly Garden: Neighbourhood Green Spot At Petir Road
Bukit Panjang Butterfly Garden is a little green spot within the estate at Petir Road and alongside Bukit Panjang Road. The small butterfly garden was established in 2013.
About the Bukit Panjang Butterfly Garden
The Bukit...
Greenwood Sanctuary @ Admiralty: Hippos In The Park
Greenwood Sanctuary @ Admiralty is a semi-circular park in Woodlands. Opened back in 2010, it serves the residents in Woodlands Neighbourhood 6 and was once used as a test-bed for various eco-friendly features and...
Alexandra Canal Linear Park: Five Playgrounds in a Row
Just like the canal it hides, you can easily go past the Alexandra Canal Linear Park a million times without even knowing that it is there.
Sandwiched between Margaret Drive and the row of HDB...
Sentosa Coastal Trail: Totem Poles, Monoliths & Harbour Views
Away from Sentosa’s beaches and attractions is a quiet waterside nature walk. The Sentosa Coastal Trail is a secluded walking and cycling trail facing northwards towards Singapore. It has several reminders of the island...
Dhoby Ghaut Green: Amphitheatre, Arts & Swings
Dhoby Ghaut Green is a green space amidst the hustle and bustle of town. With busy roads and large malls just a few miles away, this park that officially launched on 24 October 2009...
List of Parks in Singapore
This list is broken down into National Gardens and Reserves, Nature Park (buffer parks around the Central Catchment Area), Regional Parks, District Parks and Neighbourhood Parks. Regional Parks serve a wider area and are typically “destination” parks which people would be willing to travel a distance to visit. They usually have more amenities. District Parks are large parks that serve several neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood Parks are small parks that typically only serve the immediate surrounding areas.
National Gardens & Reserves
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
- Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden
- National Orchid Garden
- Gardens by the Bay
- Jurong Lake Gardens
- Central Catchment Nature Reserve
- Pulau Ubin
- Chek Jawa
- Puaka Hill
- Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
- Labrador Nature Reserve
- Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Regional Parks
- Admiralty Park
- Bedok Reservoir Park
- Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
- Changi Beach Park
- Coney Island Park
- East Coast Park
- Fort Canning Park
- Jurong Central Park
- HortPark
- Lower Peirce Reservoir Park
- Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
- MacRitchie Reservoir Park
- Marsiling Park
- Pasir Ris Park
- Punggol Waterway Park
- Upper Peirce Reservoir Park
- Upper Seletar Reservoir Park
- West Coast Park
District Parks
- Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West
- Bedok Town Park
- Bukit Batok Town Park (Little Guilin)
- Choa Chu Kang Park
- Clementi Woods Park
- Dhoby Ghaut Green
- Empress Place
- Esplanade Park
- Hampstead Wetlands Park
- Istana Park
- Jurong Central Park
- Jurong Eco-Garden
- Kallang Riverside Park
- Kent Ridge Park
- Kranji Marshes
- Kranji Reservoir Park
- Mount Faber Park
- one-north Park
- Pasir Ris Town Park
- Punggol Point Park
- Pearl’s Hill City Park
- Punggol Park
- Sembawang Hot Spring Park
- Sembawang Park
- Sengkang Riverside Park
- Sengkang Sculpture Park
- Sisters’ Island Marine Park
- Toa Payoh Town Park
- Tampines Eco Green
- Telok Blangah Hill Park
- War Memorial Park
- Woodlands Waterfront Park
- Yishun Park
Neighbourhood Parks (Inexhaustive)
Bukit Timah
- Bougainvillea Park
- Greenwood Crescent Park
- Kheam Hock Nature Way
- Kheam Hock Park
- Malcolm Park
- Orchid Village Park
- Shelford Road Park
- University Road Park
Clementi
- Clementi Crescent Playground
- Clementi Neighbourhood Park
- Faber Walk Park
- Faber Heights Park
- Firefly Park
- Sunset Heights Open Space
- Sunset Way Playground
- Sunset Way Park
- Taman Mas Merah Playground
- Taman Mas Kuning Playground
- West Park
- West Coast Gardens
- West Coast Place Playground
- West Coast Green
Holland
- Coronation Park
- Duchess Park
- Eden Park
- Holland Green Linear Park
- Holland Village Park
- Jalan Kebaya Playground
- King’s Drive Playground
- Maple Lane Park
- Ming Teck Park Green
- Mount Sinai Plain
- Victoria Park Playground
Tampines
- Festival Park
- Garden Community Park
- Sun Plaza Park
- play@west
- Tampines Central Park
- Tampines Changkat Butterfly Garden
- Tampines Green
- Tampines Green Forest Park
- Tampines Greenvines Neighbourhood Park
- Tampines Leisure Park
- Tampines North Park
- Tampines North Boulevard Park
- Tampines Skate Park
- Tampines Tree Garden
- Tampines Park
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