Nature Reserves, Parks & Gardens In Singapore

The Garden City of Singapore has 4 Nature Reserves, 20 Nature Areas and 350 Parks and Gardens. For a small island, Singapore has plenty of green spaces and parks for nature lovers to enjoy. Go on a walk or hike up hills, try birdwatching or cycling, check out quarries and the nearby islands still in their natural states. Breathe in the fresh air, bring back wonderful memories and leave only footprints behind. May you be inspired with the many nature options we have here in Singapore!

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COMO Adventure Playgrove: Nature Playgarden at Singapore Botanic Gardens

COMO Adventure Grove: Weeping Fig, Saga Seeds & Giant Cempedak At...

COMO Adventure Grove at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Gallop Extension is a wonderful nature playgarden for children. This family-friendly section of Singapore Botanic Gardens is...
Forest Discovery Centre: Learning About Singapore's Biodiversity

Forest Discovery Centre: Learning About Singapore’s Biodiversity

Located within a colonial-era bungalow at 5 Gallop Road, the Forest Discovery Centre at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Gallop Extension is a space where people...
Camp Road Nature Playgarden: Fun Log Structures, Log Maze And Bee Hotels

Camp Road Nature Playgarden: Fun Log Structures, Log Maze And Bee...

A new nature playgarden can now be found etched out parallel to Camp Road. With two bee hotels, host plants attracting butterflies, a log...

Nature Reserves in Singapore

Labrador Nature Reserve: One Park, Two Worlds

Labrador Nature Park: One Park, Two Worlds

Once a haven for pirates, Labrador Nature Reserve, or Labrador Park as it is commonly known, has played many roles in the past. What...
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Bukit Timah Hill Summit: Journey to the Top

Singapore’s “Mount Everest” stands just 163.63 metres tall. Easily accessible, it is no wonder that Bukit Timah Hill and its surrounding nature reserve are...
3 Levels Of MacRitchie Trails & Walks: From Easy To Difficult

3 Levels Of MacRitchie Trails & Walks: From Easy To Difficult

Mention the word "MacRitchie" and nature and the outdoors immediately comes to mind. There are plenty of MacRitchie trails or walks where you enjoy...

The four Nature Reserves in Singapore are Bukit Timah Nature Reserve (163 hectares), Central Catchment Nature Reserve (3,043 hectares), Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (131 hectares) and Labrador Nature Reserve (10 hectares).

Nature Parks & Gardens

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.


Rail Corridor, Trails and Park Connectors

Singapore Botanic Gardens: An UNESCO World Heritage Site

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12 Hidden Spots within Singapore Botanic Gardens that You May Not...

Singapore Botanic Gardens has been beloved by generations. It is no wonder that so many of us were ecstatic when the 156-year-old botanical site...
Swan Lake

Swan Lake at Singapore Botanic Gardens: 5 Interesting Things You Probably...

Swan Lake at Singapore Botanic Gardens is a much-beloved feature which has seen countless generations of children come up to its banks to peer...
Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2022

Singapore Botanic Gardens: 15 Favourite Nature Spots

Singapore Botanic Gardens is a wonderful green space that families can enjoy together. Just minutes away from Orchard Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens provides city-dwelling Singaporeans...

Island Getaways

Wetlands in Singapore

Quarries in Singapore

Places to Check Out Animals

Seal Rocks: An Eco-Adventure at Phillip Island

Seal Rocks: An Eco-Adventure At Phillip Island

One of our favourite experiences at Phillip Island was an eco-boat tour to view the Australian Fur Seal colony at Seal Rocks. This exciting...
260+ Hamster Names For Your Furry New Friends

260+ Hamster Names For Your Furry New Friends

Pet hamsters are great fun and can quickly become the centre of attention in any household. Choose the right hamster name can be a...
Singapore Zoo Welcomes Twin Red Ruffed Lemurs

Singapore Zoo Welcomes Twin Red Ruffed Lemurs

Earlier this year, Singapore Zoo welcomed two critically endangered red ruffed lemurs to the wildlife park. Born on 22 February 2020, the twins were...

Farms in Singapore

Let’s Go Tour’s Sustainable Farming Tour: Old prawn pond

Let’s Go Tour’s Sustainable Farming Tour: Of Fish And Food Security...

We’d been to Qian Hu Fish Farm a few years back but decided it had been long enough a break to pay the farm...
Gardening With Edibles by NParks

Gardening With Edibles: Get A Seed Pack To Start Your Home...

Start your own edible garden at home with National Parks Board’s (NParks) new Gardening with Edibles programme. This new initiative is in line with NParks'...
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The Live Turtle And Tortoise Museum At Orto: A Close Encounter...

Run by Connie Tan together with a couple of dedicated workers, The Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum at Orto is as much about one...

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