Pasir Ris Park

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Charming and tranquil, Pasir Ris Park is a great place for families to have a fun day out. Aside from modern park activities such as pony rides, water sports, cycling, inline skating and barbeque rental, it also features a carefully preserved six-hectare mangrove forest.

With multiple trails and a Mangrove Boardwalk, visitors can explore the beauty of the mangrove forest and get close to its inhabitants. The three-storey Bird Watching Tower located within the mangrove forest allows bird enthusiasts to observe birds in their natural surroundings. Families can also have hours of fun at the playground, one of the largest in Singapore.

Here’s a small piece of trivia on Pasir Ris Park – Did you know that the park’s name was derived from the Malay word ‘Pasir Ris’, which means 'beach bolt-rope', implying a narrow beach?

Location

Pasir Ris Park stretches from Pasir Ris Road to Jalan Loyang Besar and can be accessed through Elias Road and Pasir Ris Green

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Park Information

How to get there: Bus stop no. 77129 (Opp Unit 104), 77119 (Aft Pasir Ris Way), 78109 (Downtown East), 78091 (Opp Downtown East)

Park Size: 70 hectares, stretching over 3.2km

Park lighting hours: 7:00pm to 7:00am

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

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Notices

Some areas in Area 2 – Mangroves Boardwalk may be flooded in February 2023 due to higher tides and bad weather. For safety, please do not enter when the area is flooded.
Toilet C2 is closed for inspection works. Please use the alternative toilets available.
The shelters at Pasir Ris Park Area 2 are closed for improvement works from 10 April 2023. The other facilities in the area remain open for use. More information can be found here.
Part of the Playground at Pasir Ris Park Area 3 is closed for improvement works from 9 January 2023 to 9 June 2023. The other play area remains open for use. More information can be found here.
A section of the footpath beside the Playground in Pasir Ris Park Area 3 is closed for improvement works from 9 January 2023 to 9 June 2023. Please use the alternative path and more information be found here.
A section of the footpath near BBQ pits 34-38 in Pasir Ris Park Area 3 is closed for improvement works from 9 January 2023 to 31 July 2023. Please use the alternative path and more information can be found here.
An intertidal area is a fragile habitat. Find out more about our intertidal area, and what to do when you explore such areas.
Where necessary, there will be roving NParks staff and volunteers to educate the public on intertidal biodiversity, etiquette and remind them not to remove marine life indiscriminately.
Estuarine crocodiles are known to swim freely in the Straits of Johor. Should you encounter a crocodile, stay calm and back away slowly. Do not approach, provoke, or feed the animal. More information on Estuarine Crocodiles can be found here.
Box jellyfish have been spotted in Singapore waters in recent months. For your own safety, please take precautions before heading to one of our beaches. More information on box jellyfish can be found here.

Allotment Garden

Looking for a space to nurture your green fingers? NParks provides allotment gardening plots for anyone who wishes to have their own space to garden. Each allotment plot consists of a 2.5 m x 1 m raised planter bed, and can be leased for three years at a charge.

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Barbecuing

Fancy cooking your own food and eating in the great outdoors? You can hold a barbecue at Pasir Ris Park. There are 65 BBQ pits located across the entire park.

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Cycling & Inline Skating

Cycling is an activity that many visitors to Pasir Ris Park enjoy. Come with your own bicycle to explore this gem of the far East!

Rent a bicycle
Dining

Pasir Ris Park offers a wide range of dining options by the beach.

Where to eat
Water Sports

As the park is situated close to the sea, there are a number of water sports that visitors can engage in. Those who enjoy water sports may want to try their hand at this.
Camping

There are designated areas within Pasir Ris Park where you can set up a tent and spend the night. To do so, you need to apply for a camping permit first. (You need to have a valid residential address in Singapore to apply for a camping permit.)

The Applicant must hold on to an electronic copy of the Permit at all times.
Photography

There is always something at Pasir Ris Park mangrove for shutterbugs – if you enjoy photographing nature at its best, you may in for a surprise at the mangrove and Butterfly Garden.
Nature Playgarden

The Coastal Fishing Village themed Nature Playgarden is located in Pasir Ris Park Area 1, beside Carpark A. The garden features four main zones; the Sea Zone, Shore Zone, Village Square Zone and Village Settlement Zone. Come experience the Kampong life through play elements such as a water well and pump, traditional music instruments, build sandcastles and many more!

Volunteer

Pasir Ris Park offers volunteering opportunities if you are interested in volunteering at the Kitchen Garden and Butterfly Garden found inside Pasir Ris Park. Do visit our Volunteer page to find out more about the volunteer opportunities at some of the other parks.

Events

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10 Jun 2023 Mangrove guided walk session 1

Join us for a 1.5-hour conservation activity at Pasir Ris Park mangroves, and learn more about the biodiversity and the importance of this special habitat.

10 Jun 2023 08:30AM - 10:00AM

Pasir Ris Park,
Native Lawn

Free
10 Jun 2023 Mangrove guided walk session 2

Join us for a 1.5-hour conservation activity at Pasir Ris Park mangroves, and learn more about the biodiversity and the importance of this special habitat.

10 Jun 2023 09:00AM - 10:30AM

Pasir Ris Park,
Native Lawn

Free