The ActiveSG Queenstown Sport Centre has reopened with its official launch set for 8 August 2026. The renovated sport centre has been updated with key features such as a new annexe building that houses an open plan gym, an enhanced rugby field and a swimming complex which retains some of its heritage elements.
ActiveSG Queenstown Sport Centre
The Queenstown Sports Complex is Singapore’s first neighbourhood sports complex and it opened on 15 August 1970 with the aim of providing more recreational facilities for residents in Queenstown.
Believe it or not, the Queenstown Stadium was even the site for National Day parades in the 1970s. In 1975 and 1983, decentralised parades on National Day were held at the Queenstown Stadium as a way to engage more Singaporeans in the National Day celebrations.
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The Queenstown swimming complex even has a sporting pedigree. Queenstown’s water polo team, which comprised of students from neighbouring secondary schools, were a key part the national water polo team in the 1970s and 1980s.
The national team, which won gold at the 1979 Southeast Asian Games, was also made up of Queenstown stalwarts.
Queenstown ActiveSG Gym and Activity Rooms in the Annexe Building
The ActiveSG Queenstown Sport Centre is spread out over two different levels.
Entering into the gates, to the left on the first floor is the new annexe building which houses the ActiveSG gym and two activity rooms, spanning approximately 1,000 square metres.
The open plan gym at Queenstown Sport Centre features flexible zoning, with floor space to cater to activities such as HIIT training and body weight workouts.
The gym is equipped with both conventional and inclusive strength-training equipment including HUR machines, which use pneumatic technology (air pressure) and lever arms to support safe, accessible workouts for seniors, persons with disabilities and those with mobility concerns.
The annexe building’s two activity rooms provide space for programmes such as kickboxing, yoga, Zumba, and more.
Take a moment to also appreciate the design of the annexe building’s roof – it mirrors the design of the original swimming pool pavilion building, unifying the new building with the heritage of the swimming complex.
Queenstown Stadium, Running Track and Rugby Field
Next to the annexe building is the stadium and running track. A viewing gallery to house spectators can be found facing the running track and playing field.
The running track offers a mix of artificial turf and rubber surface lanes. This provides choice for runners who may prefer to run or jog on different surfaces.
The rugby field has also been upgraded to meet World Rugby standards and uses an artificial grass system specially designed for the sport.
A new set of team changing rooms have also been constructed for athletes competing at the Queenstown Sport Centre
Queenstown Swimming Complex
If you want to head to the Queenstown Swimming Complex, that can be found on Level 3.
Take the stairs to the right of the main entrance to reach the swimming complex.
To improve accessibility, there is also a ramp that leads up to the Queenstown Swimming Complex.
Amongst the swimming pools at Queenstown Swimming Complex is an Olympic-sized Competition Pool.
The pool has a hoist that can be used by wheelchair users that wish to enter the pool.
There is also a 0.9-metre-deep learner’s pool that kids can enjoy.
Another iconic feature of Queenstown Sport Centre is its 4.5 metre diving pool. For safety reasons, this is off-limits to the general public. To complement the diving pool, there is also a new dry-dive facility for Team Singapore divers to train.
There are two shallow children’s wading pools at the rear of the swimming complex.
Next to the wading pools, there are facilities for families for young kids.
There are three shower cubicles for kids, as well as low sinks, next to the wading pools.
For parents with young children, it may also be useful to know that there is a diaper changing room on Level 1, close to the entrance of the gym.
Queenstown Sport Centre
Currently open to the public, the Queenstown Sport Centre will be officially opened on 8 August 2026.
Where: 473 Stirling Road Singapore 148948
Operating hours: 7 am to 10 pm
Website: Queenstown Sport Centre
Queenstown Swimming Complex is open every day, 8 am to 9.30 pm, except Tuesday. However, if the Tuesday is Public Holiday, it is open from 8 am to 9.30 pm. On Monday and Wednesday, the Competition Pool is open from 6.30 am to 8 am.
