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

Yan Kit Playfield: From Swimming Pool To Community Sports Area & Playground

Yan Kit Playfield: From Swimming Pool To Community Sports Area & Playground

In the past, the Yan Kit Swimming Complex drew in people who wanted to have a leisurely swim or have fun in the water. Nowadays, in its place is the Yan Kit Playfield and...
Rediscover Singapore: Keppel Hill Reservoir, Seah Im Bunker & Mount Faber Heritage Walk

Keppel Hill Reservoir, Seah Im Bunker & Mount Faber Heritage Walk

Did you know about the World War II bunker behind Seah Im carpark? Have you seen the secluded Keppel Hill Reservoir? These are all part of the little known historical treasures in the vicinity...
Yishun Pond Park

Yishun Pond Park: Waterside Walk & Cafés With A View

Yishun Pond Park provides a tranquil spot where visitors can enjoy a bit of respite in the midst of the busy urban neighbourhood. With vegetated areas planted with shrubs and marshland plants, the park is...
5 Things To Do This Weekend (4 & 5 July 2020)

Quick Guide To Singapore Botanic Gardens: Useful Things To Know For Visitors

Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular spot for both locals and overseas visitors alike. Its verdant grounds provide a relaxing recreational space for those seeking respite from the...
Orchid Stories of Singapore

Orchid Haven At Gardens By The Bay’s Cloud Forest: New Space With 1000 Orchids...

Orchid-lovers will be delighted with Orchid Haven, a new 280 square metre space within Gardens by the Bay’s Cloud Forest dome. Launched on 30 July 2021 by Minister for National Development Desmond Lee, it is...

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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