Parks and Nature Reserves

This collection features Singapore's diverse ecological sites, from the primary rainforest of MacRitchie to the freshwater marshes of Kranji. Highlights include the TreeTop Walk, the naturalized river at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio, and the coastal jetty at Woodlands Waterfront. Visitors can explore specialized mountain biking trails at Chestnut Nature Park or enjoy the heritage-rich sandy beaches of Sembawang Park. These green spaces preserve native biodiversity while providing extensive boardwalks through mature forests and along tranquil reservoir banks.

MacRitchie Nature Trail

This nature trail and TreeTop walk will take you through the last remaining stretch of Singapore rainforest.

Kranji Marshes

One of Singapore's largest freshwater marshes, featuring birdwatching hides and the 10.6-meter Raptor Tower providing panoramic views of the surrounding wetlands and diverse avian species.

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park or Bishan-AMK Park, is a major park in Singapore, located in the popular heartland of Bishan.

Sembawang Park

Natural sandy beach lined with tranquil park. Clear water, mild waves and BBQ areas are what make this place popular.

Upper Peirce Reservoir Park

Upper Peirce Reservoir Park is a 5 hectares park besides Upper Peirce Reservoir.

Marsiling Park

Marsiling Park, formerly Woodlands Town Garden, is a community park in Woodlands, Singapore, located at Woodlands Centre Road, adjacent to…

Choa Chu Kang Park

Choa Chu Kang Park is a community park in Singapore located beside Kranji Expressway and along Choa Chu Kang Drive.

Woodlands Waterfront Park

Woodlands Waterfront Park is a park located at Admiralty Road West in Woodlands, Singapore and overlooks the sea from the north.

Chestnut Nature Park

Singapore's largest nature park, offering separate dedicated trails for mountain biking and hiking. It serves as a buffer for the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and features a range of native tree species.

Lower Peirce Reservoir Park

Bordering Singapore's second oldest reservoir, this park features a 900-meter boardwalk through mature secondary forests and along the water’s edge, home to rubber trees and oil palms from former plantations.

MacRitchie Reservoir Park

A gateway to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, featuring a 12-hectare park with facilities for kayaking, canoeing, and a performance stage, all centered around Singapore’s first reservoir.

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

Features a fishing jetty stretching into the reservoir and a Family Bay with a water play area. The park is a popular spot for kayaking and dragon boating on calm waters.