Park Detail

Pasir Ris Park

From pony rides and water sports, to nature attractions and Singapore's largest playground, this park offers fun-filled activities catering to all interests.

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Notices:

Based on NEA’s advisory on the water quality at Pasir Ris Beach, kayaking, canoeing and sailing can continue as normal. However, park goers are advised against swimming. Please refer to NEA's website for more information.

Visitor information

Find out the park's opening hours, parking information, directions and other details

Location

This park stretches from Pasir Ris Road to Jalan Loyang Besar. It can be accessed through Elias Road and Pasir Ris Green.

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Park information

Park size

70 hectares, stretching over 3.2km

Opening hours

Open 24 hours

Parking information

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Carpark A (Area 1): 141 car lots, 14 motorcycle lots, 2 lots for handicapped visitors. Parking fees apply.
Carpark B (Area 2): 20 car lots, 10 motorcycle lots, 1 lot for handicapped visitors. Parking fees apply.
Carpark C (Area 2): 2,542 car lots, 54 motorcycle lots, 2 lots for handicapped visitors. Parking fees apply.
Carpark D (Area 3): 217 car lots, 24 motorcycle lots, 2 lots for handicapped visitors. Parking is free.
Carpark E (Area 4): 28 car lots, 10 motorcycle lots, 1 lot for handicapped visitors. Parking fees apply.
Carpark F (Area 4): 133 car lots, 19 motorcycle lots, 3 lots for handicapped visitors. Parking is free.

Nearby stations

Pasir Ris MRT station

Nearby park connectors

Nearby parks

Pasir Ris Town Park

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Elderly friendly

Dos and don'ts

Do take care when you explore the intertidal area as it is a fragile habit. Find out more about intertidal areas and what to take note of.
Do take note of the precautions against box jellyfish if you are entering the water.
Do not approach crocodiles if you encounter them at the coastal areas. Stay calm and back away slowly. Take note of more precautions against crocodiles.
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What to see

Special features

Mangroves

Observe the plants and animals in this 6-hectare mangrove area from the boardwalk or birdwatching tower.

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Kitchen Garden

Get up close to herbs and plants used in our daily lives, many of which have culinary or medicinal uses.

Maze Garden

Practise your navigation skills or play hide and seek at this maze, which is perfect for all ages to explore.

Plant and animals

Edible plants

The Kitchen Garden is the place to go to find plants with medicinal or culinary uses such as Lady's Finger, Cocoa, Common Mugwort and Japanese Honeysuckle.

Butterflies

Plants at the butterfly garden attract species such as the Plain Tiger and Blue Glassy Tiger.

Mangrove plants

The mangrove forest is home to species such as the Bakau Minyak, Api-Api Putih, Nipah Palm and Perepat. Many of these have roots adapted to the environment.

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Mangrove animals

With a sharp eye and some luck, you may catch the Giant Mudskipper climbing a tree or the Mud Lobster burrowing to create volcano-like mounds as it feeds.

Birds

Visit the birdwatching tower to spot the White-collared Kingfisher and Black-naped Oriole and – between April and September – the Blue-throated Bee-eater.

What to do

Activities found in Area 1 :

Barbecuing

Enjoy cooking outdoors at any of the 65 barbecue pits along the beach.

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Amenities

All amenities

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