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

Jacob Ballas Children's Garden New Extension

Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden: New Extension Makes it the Largest Children’s Garden in Asia

With two more hectares added, Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden at Singapore Botanic Gardens now takes pole position as the largest children’s garden in Asia. Yet, what matters is not its size. But that the four-hectare...
Labrador Nature Park: One Park, Two Worlds & Keppel Coastal Trail

Labrador Nature Park: One Park, Two Worlds & Keppel Coastal Trail

Once a haven for pirates, Labrador Nature Reserve, or Labrador Park as it is commonly known, has played many roles in the past. What is now Labrador Nature Park was once a popular seaside...
16 Best Walking Trails And Hikes In Singapore To Lace Your Boots For

Hiking In Singapore: 16 Best Walking Trails To Lace Your Boots For

Lace-up your walking shoes and get ready to head out for a hike in Singapore. Hiking in Singapore is a great way to get a ground-level view of nature and there are plenty of...
MacRitchie Reservoir Park

MacRitchie Reservoir Park: 15 Things You Did Not Know

MacRitchie Reservoir Park. For some, just the name alone can evoke sweaty memories of school cross-country runs through dense forest trails. However, the MacRitchie Reservoir and its 12 hectare park is also a lush patch of...
Thomson Nature Park

Thomson Nature Park: Walk Amongst The Ruins Of A Hainanese Village

Thomson Nature Park is one of the buffer park around the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Located along Upper Thomson Road, the park is unique and interesting to visit because of its heritage as the...

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.


 

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

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