What a year it has been. We started off 2022 still in the grips of the pandemic. However, things started to change in the second half of the year as we shifted toward “Heightened Alert” and things started to open up. We are thankful for where we are right now, as we have been able to resume activities and even be able to travel once again.
Looking back at 2022, it has also been a year where a variety of family-friendly places have opened up in Singapore. As we approach the end of the year, here’s a look back at some of our favourite family-friendly places in Singapore.
The Best Family-friendly Places for Kids in Singapore 2022
Changi Bay Point
Strands of lalang grass welcome those who have made it to Changi Bay Point, whether on a bike or on foot. Situated at the tip of a bay, Changi Bay Point is made up of an elevated boardwalk that allows those who visit a chance to admire the view of the straits in front of them. Read more about Changi Bay Point.
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Little Book Box became a Mainstream Service
In January 2022, National Library Board announced that Little Book Box would be expanded from a pilot to a mainstream service where children between the ages of 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 could enrol to enjoy specially-curated book delivered to their doorsteps. Find out more about Little Book Box.
FamilyTrees
An initiative jointly presented by Families for Life and the National Parks Board in 2022, FamilyTrees allows parents to commemorate the birth of their baby by planting a tree. Create a lasting memory for your family by planting a family tree that will grow up alongside your child. Find out more about FamilyTrees.
Pasir Ris Park Nature Playgarden
Invoking the spirit of Singapore’s kampong past, Pasir Ris Park Nature Playgarden is a spot where kids can play-imagine with elements of a coastal village. Find out more about Pasir Ris Nature Playgarden.
Play @ Heights Park
Making waves at Toa Payoh is Play @ Heights Park. Not only is there a water play area but a trampolines and a walking rollercoaster too. Find out more about Play @ Heights Park.
Causeway Point Water Playground
An exploding volcano and sprouts of water jets make the Causeway Point playground full of fun for kids. Find out more about this dinosaur-themed playground at the Woodland shopping mall.
Choa Chu Kang Mega Playground
Have fun climbing up a “treehouse” or navigating a set of acorns kernels at the Choa Chu Kang Mega Playground. It is fun place for kids to challenge themselves and also have some adventure in the heartlands. Read all about the Choa Chu Kang Mega Playground.
CapitaSpring Sky Garden
For another top of the world view, pay a visit CapitaSpring Sky Garden in the heart of town. It is a wonderful spot to soak in the views of Singapore. Find out more about CapitaSpring Sky Garden.
Rifle Range Nature Park
This newly opened park is so family-friendly that even those with strollers can push them all the way to the Quarry Wetland. It also has a kids exploration trail with informative signs that educate about how wildlife can coexist with people. For the best views, head up to the Colugo Deck and soak it all in. Find out more about Rifle Range Nature Park.
Updated Digital Exhibits at Future World and Digital Light Canvas
Explore New Frontiers – that’s the theme for the three new digital artworks by teamLab at Future World: Where Art Meets Science. It is a fun place for kids to explore the wonders of the skies as they climb through the air with a flock of birds or let their creations take flight in a digital world. They can explore an ecosystem of endangered animals at Digital Light Canvas too. Find out more about what to expect at Future World: Where Art Meets Science.
Children’s Museum Singapore
Previously the Singapore Philatelic Museum, Children’s Museum Singapore offers families and kids a chance to get their first museum experience in a kid-friendly space, purposefully set up for them. It is a wonderful way for kids to experience and learn about Singapore’s past in a fun and engaging way.
Dinoland Singapore
Fans of prehistoric creatures would love Dinoland Singapore. Located in SAFRA Yishun, Dinoland offers an immersive experience with animatronic dinosaurs in the midst of thick foliage. The guided tour by a ranger will be a highly enriching one and ends with a fossil-digging experience by budding paleontologists.
