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The perfect picnic spot exists in Singapore – we round up our favourite lawns, fields and sandy beaches around town
- Fort Canning Park
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- HortPark
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- Nature Trails
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- West Coast Park
This family-friendly park sits on 50 hectares of land that...
- Changi Beach Park
Changi Beach bears the unsavoury reputation of being the...
- Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
One of the largest parks in Singapore, the idyllic...
- Fort Canning Park
- Southern Islands. Miss travelling? Hop onto a ferry from Marina South Pier and head to the Southern Islands for a day! The islands’ clear blue waters, lush green trees and fine white sands will greet you with open arms.
- East Coast Park. East Coast Park is a go-to for the easties! Whether you’re headed there with the family to cycle or rollerblade or just simply kick back on the beach, there’s plenty of spots for you to lay down your mats.
- Marina Barrage. Marina Barrage is definitely one of the most popular places to picnic and it’s not hard to see why. From the roof, you can enjoy stunning views of Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer and more.
- Punggol Waterway Park. Punggol Waterway Park is a green oasis sitting above the waterway. Plop yourselves down on the mat in front of the waterfront at the Nature Cove Gardens to enjoy your meal!
- Yishun Dam. You’ve probably seen Yishun Dam in every article there is about hidden gems in Singapore – but you’ve probably also been told that this place is extremely inaccessible.
- Tuas Lalang Field. Source. Compared to the more popular lalang field at Punggol, few people know about the one at Tuas, making it a much quieter spot without the crowds.
- Pandan Reservoir. Source. There’s MacRitchie Reservoir, Lower Seletar Reservoir, Pandan Reservoir… wait, what? This ulu reservoir is unheard of to many, a hidden gem in the West.
- Upper Seletar Reservoir. A worthy successor to Punggol’s Instagram Tree? Source. While Lower Seletar gets all the love from couples, Upper Seletar is left with only the animals from Singapore Zoo for company.
- Fort Canning Park
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
- Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant
- Sembawang Park
- Kranji Reservoir Park
- Sentosa
- Lazarus Island
- Jurong Lake Gardens
- Changi Beach Park
- Pro-Tips For A Better Picnic Experience
Photo credit: @ginachen04 via Instagram Fort Canning Park, located in the heartlands of Singapore, is a paradise for history buffs and nature lovers alike. More than just a huge, open lawn to lay down your picnic mat, the park also has other spots for your alfresco meal. For instance, you can look out for shadier spots near Fort Gate — the remnants...
Photo credit: Nparks Singapore Botanic Gardensis another favourite amongst picnickers. Here you’ll find multiple scenic spots scattered around the Gardens, from lawns surrounding the Bandstand to gentle slopes at Palm Valley. But more than just a place to relax, the garden presents opportunities to explore and learn more about nature. Why not take ...
Photo credit: @archigardener via Instagram A good alternative to Marina Barrage (since it’s currently closed due to ongoing restrictions), is the Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant(KMEDP). This rooftop garden is a lesser-known picnic spot that offers an equally impressive view of the Singapore skyline. However, because the desalination plant is ...
Photo credit: @e._.laine via Instagram Sembawang Park, located at the northern edge of Singapore is the place to go for a quiet picnic spot. Feast away on your picnic mat while enjoying a panoramic view of the straits of Johor. But beyond the peaceful park we see now, are the remains of what used to be a busy naval base. When you’re done with your ...
Photo credit: @mellyay88 via Instagram Another spot that offers a stunning view of the Johor Straits is Kranji Reservoir Park. Apart from some recreational fishermen (because of the presence of two fishing grounds), the park is generally quiet and perfect for getting away from the crowds. Fun fact: Kranji Reservoir Park is part of the Sungei Buloh ...
With three beaches — Tanjong, Siloso, and Palawan, Sentosamakes a great picnic spot for beach bums who love the sun. However, because of its proximity to Beach Station, Siloso beach is the most visited. For a less crowded spot, set up your picnic mat at Palawan or Tanjong beach instead. The island also offers plenty of refreshing activities to cool...
Enjoy a quick getaway from mainland Singapore and head to Lazarus. The island has a pristine beach with blue waters, making it the perfect picnic spot for a day of relaxation under the sun. If it gets too hot, find a cool spot under the trees for shade. It makes a great alternative for the lack of shelter on the island. Recommended picnic spot: Laz...
Photo credit: NParks This one’s for the westies — not only is Jurong Lake Gardens ideal for picnics, there are also other features around to check out. Snap away at the instagrammable grasslands, take a stroll along Singapore’s largest artificial floating wetlands, or let loose at Forest Ramble. Recommended picnic spot: The Oval or Lakeside Field H...
Photo credit: NParks For the easties, you might be blessed to be near East Coast Park. But since the weekend can get crowded, here’s a tip. Head further east to Changi Beach Park— this remote park tucked in the north-eastern end of Singapore will provide you with a relaxing seaside dining experience. If you’re lazy to pack a picnic basket, there’s ...
1) Keep your water chilled without a chiller
Chillers are a great addition at picnics, especially on a hot sunny day. But if you can’t get your hands on one, here’s a simple hack: Step 1: Fill up half your bottle with water and freeze it horizontally overnight. Step 2: The next morning, fill up the other side with regular water.
2) Cook your food with a thermal flask
Photo credit: @Andrew Ramsay via Tiktok Hotdogs are easy to pack on a picnic but for those who hate their hotdog soggy, here’s a simple hack. Instead of placing your warm sausage into the bread, pack your bread and sausages separately and bring a thermal flask filled with freshly boiled water. When you arrive, dip the sausage in the water for 30s and viola, you have a freshly cooked sausage to add to your bun.
3) Makeshift phone speaker
Here’s how you can enjoy your music even without a portable speaker. Simply grab a cup and place your phone in it — it’s not gonna sound like a club but it’ll help amplify the sound, making it the perfect makeshift speaker to set the mood. Since we’re currently unable to dine in, a picnic might be our best shot at having a nice meal out. With that said, if you’re planning to have your picnic at a more crowded spot, try to do your part and maintain a social distance from other picnic-goers and...
Mar 20, 2024 · Gather your pals and plan an incredible picnic in Singapore with our easy guide to the best locations and picnic essentials. Singapore’s year-round summer weather, minus the occasional showers, is the perfect excuse to head out for a picnic with your friends and family.
17 picnic spots in Singapore you’d never have thought of that are super Instagram-worthy – including indoor picnic spots! BY EMILY HENG Because when you’ve seen one beach, you’ve seen them all, right?
If you have plans for a picnic in Singapore, this article will explore 15 of the best picnic spots in Singapore, from the traditional to the more offbeat. We'll also provide information on the open hours and other important details.
