Parks in Singapore

For a small island, Singapore has plenty of green spaces and parks for nature lovers to enjoy. 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.

Parks

Dairy Farm Nature Park: 5 Things To Do Including Exploring A Cowshed, Trails And...

Chun Fong - 10 July 2024

If you have ever wondered if there were ever cows at Dairy Farm Nature Park, the answer is yes. Dairy Farm Nature Park: History and Origins of the Name It was 1930 when the world’s first...

Kim Seng Park: Nature Playgarden By The River

Chun Fong - 21 February 2022

Occupying a small stretch of greenery beside the Singapore River is Kim Seng Park, and besides its scenic location, its other most prominent feature is the Kim Seng Park Nature Playgarden. Kim Seng Park: Greenery...

Walking The Lornie Nature Corridor: Park Connector From MacRitchie To Adam Road

Chun Fong - 22 November 2020

Lornie Nature Corridor is a 1.76 km long park connector which stretches along Lornie Road, by the fringe of the Central Catchment Area. It is part of the Lornie Road park connector which links...

Luxus Hills Park & Ang Mo Kio Linear Park: Undulating Knolls At A Former...

Chun Fong - 6 March 2021

Luxus Hills Park is a green space that sits alongside the Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5. It is adjacent Ang Mo Kio Linear Park, another stretch of greenery sandwiched between Seletar Green View and...

Benchmarks: Six New Bench Artworks To Check Out At Civic District

Ee Jia Tan - 2 August 2023

Get ready to stroll by the Civic District on a new public art trail featuring six bench artworks. Titled Benchmarks, a play on the words landmark and benchmark, six Singapore-based artists have created playful...

List of Parks in Singapore

This list is broken down into National Gardens and Reserves, Nature Park (buffer parks around the Central Catchment Area), Regional Parks, District Parks and Neighbourhood Parks. Regional Parks serve a wider area and are typically “destination” parks which people would be willing to travel a distance to visit. They usually have more amenities. District Parks are large parks that serve several neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood Parks are small parks that typically only serve the immediate surrounding areas.