Park Detail

Mount Faber Park

One of the oldest parks in Singapore, it has many viewing spots that look out on the southern coastline and Southern Islands.

Note:

This park is part of the Southern Ridges, which is part of the Labrador Nature Park Network.

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Notices:

Due to slope failure, a footpath section of Mount Faber Loop is closed for maintenance from 14 January 2025.
Pedestrians please refer to the enclosed map for the alternative routes between Henderson Waves and Mount Faber Peak (Cable Car Station).

Visitor information

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

Location

Junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road

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Park information

Park size

56 hectares

Opening hours

Open 24 hours

Getting here

Mount Faber Park is accessible via the Marang Trail at the base of the hill, located by the junction leading to the Seah Im Food Centre carpark.

The 700m footpath and staircase takes about 15 minutes to climb.

Parking information

Carpark A: 69 car lots, 6 motorcycle lots and 2 lots for handicapped visitors.
Carpark B: 26 car lots, 3 motorcycle lots and 1 lot for handicapped visitors.
Carpark C: 16 car lots, 6 motorcycle lots and 2 lots for handicapped visitors.
Carpark D: 7 car lots and 1 lot for handicapped visitors.
Coachpark: 17 car lots, 8 coach lots and 1 lot for handicapped visitors.

There are no parking fees.

Nearby stations

HarbourFront MRT station
Telok Blangah MRT station

Nearby park connectors

Henderson Park Connector

Accessibility detail

There is no wheelchair access at this park.

Dos and don'ts

Find out more about the dos and don'ts you should follow when visiting the park.

What to see

Special features

Mural wall

Below the lookout point at Faber Point is a series of murals that depict Singapore’s history and development from fishing village to international hub.

Faber Point

Faber Point is the highest point in the park with a panoramic view, a mini Merlion, and a tree that was planted during the first Tree Planting Day.

Plant and animals

Birds

Scan treetops for raptors such as Black Bazas, Oriental Honey Buzzards, Chinese Sparrowhawks, Changeable Hawk-eagle and White-bellied Eagles.

What to do

Activities:

Birdwatching

The dense secondary rain forest in the park is home to various bird species, which are best spotted in early mornings and evenings.

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