Playgrounds at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

The inclusive playground is specially designed after consultation and discussion sessions with therapists and children from various voluntary welfare organisations.

Refer to the following to find out more about some of these special features.

The playground is located near disability-friendly washrooms and has barrier-free access to carpark A and bus stops.

About the inclusive playground

Officially opened on 22 August 2015, the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park inclusive playground is a collaboration between the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and NParks. It is one of a number of inclusive playgrounds to be built across Singapore. Among these, 5 (including this one) were made possible under the Care & Share Movement.

Invite your curious little one to manoeuvre sluice gates to control the flow of water and observe how water moves down slopes, through channels and around obstacles.

Children of all ages can burn off energy by climbing up and down the foam structures and jumping in the puddles.

The water at this playground is channelled from the Cleansing Biotope, where we use living plants to remove impurities from recycled water.

Bring your children to this spacious playground, which has both sand and rubber flooring areas.

The pirate ship structure gives plenty of opportunities for kids to climb up, hide inside and slide down. Meanwhile, adventurous kids can scale up the climbing structure and see how high they can go on the swings.

Toddlers too can swing in the bucket seats and explore the smaller play structures installed specially for them.