Sembawang Hot Spring Park

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2/3 Sembawang Hot Spring Park Cascading pool

3/3 Sembawang Hot Spring Park

Located off Gambas Avenue, Sembawang Hot Spring Park features new cascading pools and a water collection point, enhanced accessibility for wheelchair users, and educational panels where visitors can learn about Singapore’s only hot spring park’s history and geology. The park's rustic environment, reminiscent of old kampungs, also holds many collective memories for the community.

Visitors can enjoy the new Floral Walk and see fruit trees and edible plants commonly found in kampungs, and flowers commonly seen in the 1960s and 1990s. The rustic environment is further enhanced by unpaved paths and naturalised streams flowing from the hot spring, which mimics the freshwater swamp forest landscape. There are seating areas sheltered by planted trellises featuring flowering creepers such as the Elephant Climber (Argyreia nervosa). The public can also learn more about the history of the site and geothermal processes behind the formation of a hot spring through interpretative signs at locations of interest.

Guidelines for using the Hot Spring

Let's be considerate of others when enjoying the facilities at Sembawang Hot Spring Park. View the guidelines:

Guidelines for using the Hot Spring

Guidelines for using the Hot Spring Footbath

Let's be considerate when enjoying the Hot Spring Footbath at Sembawang Hot Spring Park. View the guidelines:

Use of Hot Spring Footbath

Location

Along Gambas Avenue

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Park Information

Park Size: 1.1 hectares

Hot spring area Opening Hours: 7am to 7pm daily

F&B: Sembawang Eating House (8am to 8pm daily)

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

How to get there

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By bus: 167, 167e, 800, 811(A), 856, 858(A), 859, 969, 980
Alight at Sembawang Road (Blk 114 Yishun Ring Road, Bus stop ID: 57129)

Or 167(e), 856, 858, 859, 969, 980
Alight at Sembawang Road (Opp Blk 115B Yishun Ring Road, Bus stop ID: 57121)

Walk for 400m (7mins)

By car: There is no carpark on site. Please park at the nearest carpark at 114 Yishun Ring Road and walk 450m (8mins).

Specific Do's & Don'ts

1. No feeding of wild animals
2. No releasing of animals
3. No harvesting of fruits
4. No usage of skates, skateboards, bicycles and PMDs

Smoke-free park

Notices

Please bring your own buckets or pails to use in the park.
Maintenance days are Mondays & Thursday weekly; during this time the cascading pools & footbath will be closed from 11am to 2pm for cleaning.
If you cycle or ride a PMD to the park, please park your bicycle or device at the designated bicycle park located behind the toilet block. As cycling and riding is not allowed within the park, please dismount and push your bicycle once you reach the park.
No permit is required for groups smaller than 20 people. For groups larger than 20 people, please submit a permit application before visiting the park. Do note that the park currently experiences high visitorship on weekday evenings from 4pm to 7pm and all day on weekends and public holidays.

Foot Bath

Enjoy a foot soak at the edge of the cascading pool where water gradually cools as it flows down four tiered pools! The pool mimics the hot spring in its natural state, where overflowing pools of hot water form after emerging from the ground. Water emerges at the top at 70°C and will flow out at the final pool at 40°C, which is the optimal temperature for contact with skin.
Hot Spring Water Collection

Collect hot spring water at 70°C in your own buckets and enjoy it at rest areas sheltered by trellises.
Educational Zone

Come and explore the interactive water play feature that allows children to learn about the groundwater cycle, as well as play safely with the warm spring water. It is designed as a table to allow everyone to use as a gathering space at the hot spring.
Nature and Heritage Appreciation

Enjoy a leisurely stroll down memory lane at the new Floral Walk. Learn about the fruit trees and edible plants commonly found in kampungs, as well as flowers commonly used in horticulture and gardening in 1960s and 1990s.

Explore the unique history of the site and geothermal processes behind the formation of a hot spring through with the help of educational panels on a self-guided tour!
Dining

Tuck into local delights such as traditional eggs and toast, laksa and nasi lemak, at Sembawang Eating House, which is a family-friendly establishment.

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