Neighbourhood playgrounds typically consist of the play equipment such as slides, climbing frames and teeter-totters. However, there are some places where you can find neighbourhood water playgrounds – wet areas where kids can have splashing fun without having to venture too far away from home.
Here are three neighbourhood water parks in Singapore, perfect for enjoying a soak on those blazing hot days in the tropics.
Neighbourhood Water Play Areas
Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East
Opened in June 2019, Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East is located close to Block 307 Yishun Ring Road and features several water play areas.
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There are swishing buckets of water, a mini water slide, wading pools and mist spray area, it is a fun place for kids to enjoy the pleasures of water play together. Entry to this Yishun community water park is free and all are welcomed to enjoy the facilities.
Jelutung Harbour Park
Reopened in September 2018, Jelutung Harbour Park not only has a number of dry playgrounds but a wet play area too. The Jelutung Harbour Park water playground is operational from 9.30 am to 9.30 pm. It has a nautical theme with jets of water and spray cannons for kids to have fun playing on. Changing rooms are also located at the park. Find out more about Jelutung Harbour Park.
Play @ Heights Park Water Playground
With splashing water and bubbling fountains, the Toa Payoh neighbourhood water park at Heights Park is great for cooling off on a hot day. At the centre of the water play area is a ship structure where kids can pretend they are sailing off on the high seas with the wind in the sails above. Find out more about Play @ Heights Park.
Choa Chu Kang Transport-themed Water Play Area
Located under the shelter of the MRT train tracks, beside the Keat Hong Community Club and a stone’s throw from Choa Chu Kang MRT and Lot One is a mini water play area. This transport-themed water play area has a centrepiece which incorporates a VW van and old-style steam locomotive into its design.
Kids can also play at a fountain designed to look like a fuel pump. The water play area operates from 10 am to 2 pm, 4 pm to 8 pm.
Buangkok Square Park Water Park
Officially know as the Integrated Aquatic Theme Satellite Park, the Buangkok Square Park Water Park is a gated area where kids can enjoy splashing about to cool off from the heat. The water playground is made up of two areas, a splash pad for children between 6 to 12 years old and a water play area for children between 2 and 5 years old. Find out more about the Buangkok water park.
Yew Tee Water Playground
Located under the MRT train tracks just north of Yew Tee MRT Station is the Yew Tee water playground. Part of the Yew Tee Lifestyle Connect, this water play area has water jets, fountains, spray guns and buckets that kids will enjoy. They can also play along a little water channel located at the water playground. The Yew Tee water playground has several changing stalls and showers for kids to rinse down after playing in the water. It is open from open from 9 am to 8 pm. Find out more about the Yew Tee water playground.
