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 Batok PCN: Easy Cycling Path Connected To Jurong And Clementi

Ee Jia Tan - 30 April 2022

If you are looking to cycle or jog in the West, Bukit Batok Park Connector provides easy access to its surrounding areas. Bukit Batok Park Connector stretches across Bukit Batok and links Bukit Batok...

Yew Tee Lifestyle Corridor: Water Play Park, 3 Playgrounds, Heritage & Community

Lester Ng - 12 February 2025

The Yew Tee Lifestyle Corridor runs under the MRT tracks and literally serves as a walking connector through the estate. However, it is also a connector that brings the community together to form connections...

Singapore Quarry: My First Birdwatching Session

Geraldine Leong - 26 April 2013

It was a beautiful morning and the birds were merrily chirping in agreement. Three NParks officers had banded together with a desire to help interested members of the public appreciate the diverse and abundant...

Telok Ayer Park

Little Day Out - 24 September 2017

Telok Ayer Park is a small green space in the city. Useful Information Telok Ayer Park Address: Telok Ayer St, Telok Ayer Park, Singapore Phone: Email: Website:

Japanese Cemetery Park: Tranquil Spot Hidden Away In Hougang

Ee Jia Tan - 9 April 2021

We have seen the pink blossoms in Singapore and plenty of posing with trumpet flowers. One place where they can be found when the beautiful trumpet flowers that are blooming is the Japanese Cemetery...

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.