Located at the town’s northern end is Yishun Neighbourhood Park, a hill where a climb is a rewarded with a tranquil open space and where families will also be able to find a hilltop playground.
Yishun Neighbourhood Park is bounded by Yishun Avenues 7 and 2, and Yishun Streets 20 and 22. It has paths leading up to its summit from Streets 20 and 22 and the junction of Avenue 2 and 7.
This hill was once part of an old rubber estate. Instead of rubber trees, nowadays, you will find beautiful plants, shrubs and other trees on the hill.
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Yishun Neighbourhood Park Playground
At the top of hill is the Yishun Neighbourhood Park playground.
The main play structure at the sandy playground is a green, yellow and red tower which kids can climb up; just in case they haven’t expended enough energy getting to the top of the hill.
Other play elements at the Yishun Neighbourhood Park playground include a see-saw, teeter-totter and a pair of swings. One of the swings is bucket seat for younger children.
Gym Pod
Close to the children’s playground is a “playground” for adults. This is the Gym Pod, a space at the park which can be booked for a workout.
Allotment Garden
The top of this hill also hosts an allotment garden where community gardeners can put their green fingers to work.
Open Summit
A feature of Yishun Neighbourhood Park is that its summit is an open ground. This makes it a good spot for tossing a frisbee or laying out a picnic mat.
Other features at Yishun Neighbourhood Park
Visitors to Yishun Neighbourhood Park can also stop by a circular seating area.
There is also a foot reflexology area, a gravel pathway, an exercise area and restrooms at the top of the hill park.
If you are visiting Yishun Neighbourhood Park with kids, you may also wish to pay a visit to Swings Park in front of the Nee Soon Town Council Main Office building located at Yishun Street 22.
