3 Best Public Parks in Ang Mo Kio

“Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West has hilly, green landscapes, making it a great place for walks, runs, and exploration. The park is popular for recreational activities, including jogging and a children's playground. There is a McDonald's restaurant located on the western side of the park, which features a drive-thru facility. Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West features an assortment of climbing structures, spring riders, slides, and swings, appealing to visitors of diverse interests. A 120-step hilltop pathway leads to a scenic plaza surrounded by palm trees, offering a great view of the park. You can bring your furry friends to run, play and interact freely with other dogs at the dog run. Trash bins are available for owners to clean up after their dogs.”

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“Ang Mo Kio Town Garden East is a great place for children and families, with a beautifully landscaped garden. The park offers a pleasant setting for jogging and brisk walking, complemented by fitness equipment and a foot reflexology footpath. This park hosts various recreational activities, serving as a favoured spot for nearby residents. Kids can have fun at the sand-based playground, which features climbing structures, nets, and other play elements. The park offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, with gentle breezes and a calming vibe. Visitors can leisurely wander among the tree groves and admire sculptures installed throughout the park depicting rubber seeds and nutmegs. Ang Mo Kio Town Garden East also provides a designated parking area for visitors.”

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“Thomson Nature Park is a 50-hectare park adjacent to Central Catchment Nature Reserve near Old Upper Thomson Road. The park is home to wildlife such as the Coppersmith Barbet, Raffles’ Banded Langur, Lesser Mouse-deer, and Long-tailed Macaque. The Nature park is also home to Coppersmith Barbet, Raffles’ Banded Langur, Lesser Mouse-deer and Long-tailed Macaque. Thomson Nature Park has five trails spanning 3.8 km, which will take you around the park, teeming with wildlife in the forest and freshwater habitats. This park is also known as a buffer park that protects the Central Catchment from fringe effects. Wheelchair access is available only at the entrance. The park has a parking area with 34 car lots, 7 motorcycle lots, and 1 lot for disabled visitors.”

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