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The dirt paths and trails within the park is not wheelchair accessible, but the footpath that runs along its perimeter is accessible by wheelchair users.
This toilet uses bacteria and wood to convert human waste to compost, without using water or chemicals. It is odour-free, thanks to a good ventilation system.
Snags are standing dead trees that are situated away from footpaths. They serve as food sources and important nest sites for birds such as woodpeckers.
The male butterfly has striking blue and black wings with orange-yellow eyespots. The female looks duller. This species tends to visit tiny flowers.
The males have yellow crowns with blackish-brown masks and unstreaked under parts, while females are less brown with streaks on the breast.
The Purple Heron is the tallest bird seen in this park. It can grow up to 1m in height.
Activities:
Hide behind any of the 3 bird hides to observe the 75 species of birds that have been spotted here, including the Baya Weaver, or waddlers in the ponds.
Download the NEAR mobile app to find a route via our park connectors or trails.
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