3 Best Public Parks in Bukit Batok

“Bukit Batok Nature Park is 36 hectares and offers stunning views of clear waters, making it ideal for peaceful nature walks. The park's unique features are a World War II memorial plaque, which helps learn about the history and pay tribute to the soldiers who died during World War II, and the quarry beyond the playground offers tranquil, scenic views of the quarry cliff and waters. Straw-headed Bulbul, Malayan Colugo, Grey-headed Fish-eagle, and nectar bats are endangered species commonly found in the park. Bukit Batok Nature Park area has a sand pit, mini climbing wall, Jacob's Ladder, and a metal climbing dome for children to enjoy. The park also has a moderate trail that meanders through a well-established secondary forest to a war memorial, with scenic views of the quarry. The park is also accessible via the entrance at Lorong Sesuai and from the Hillview Park Connector. You can reach the park nearby: Beauty World MRT station, Bukit Batok MRT station, and Hillview MRT station. The park's paid parking area has 99 car spaces, five motorcycle spaces, and one space for disabled visitors.”

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“Bukit Batok Town Park (Little Guilin), also known as Little Guilin, is a 42-hectare park with beautiful landscaping and scenic walks along the banks of the lake. The park features two dome-shaped shelters providing shelter from the sun or rain. The park also serves as an excellent spot for scenic photography, including wedding and cosplay photography, with the towering rock cliffs forming a majestic backdrop to the expansive lake. Bukit Batok Town Park (Little Guilin) is popular among couples tying the knot and photography enthusiasts. The park welcomes a variety of birdlife that can be spotted roosting in the tall trees or rocky cliffs and is also home to the Grey-headed Fish Eagle. Enjoy nature when you visit the park or explore the various hiking trails at different nature parks around the area. Bukit Batok Town Park (Little Guilin) ensures wheelchair access for all visitors. Visitors can reach the park by Bukit Gombak MRT station.”

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“Bukit Gombak Park offers a serene escape into nature, perfect for a quick break from the city’s hustle. The park is up to 45m above sea level, offering a hill trek, nature-inspired play area, butterfly garden and dog run. Bukit Gombak Park is a 4.8-hectare tiny park enclosed within the Bricklands and Bukit Batok West area, where it serves as a pit stop for those on the Choa Chu Kang Park Connector, a green corridor where anyone can journey. The park has a cafe and a paid parking space at the entrance. Bukit Gombak Park also has The Gym Pod and community gardens. The park has 18 car lots, six motorcycle lots, and one lot for disabled visitors.”

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