3 Best Public Parks in Jurong West

“Jurong Central Park is Singapore's first park with life-sized board game features. The park is ideal for amateur cyclists and skaters due to its wide paths. T park is located across from Boon Lay MRT station, and you can reach it by crossing Boon Lay Way from the MRT, Jurong Point, or Boon Lay Bus Interchange. Jurong Central Park is home to Tembusu, Pulai Penipu Paya, Gelam/Paper Bark Tree and Madagascar Almond/Umbrella Tree. This well-maintained and family-friendly park features creative play areas for children and ample space for walking, running, and jogging. One of the park’s unique features is the Ludo Garden, which includes a clock tower and colourful tiles and columns resembling a Ludo board game. The allotment garden in the park enables gardening enthusiasts to cultivate herbs, vegetables, ornamental plants, and more. Casual hikers can take a relaxing stroll through the landscaped gardens, or walk the longer Jurong Park Connector trail that runs through the park. Parking is available next to the 24-hour McDonald’s.”

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“Taman Jurong Greens offers an ideal setting for nature enthusiasts, featuring diverse recreational activities. This park is great for families with young children to spend a relaxed afternoon, elderly folks looking for a calm walk, or individuals who want to reflect and unwind. The park has an old-fashioned charm that makes it feel different from newer, busy parks. Taman Jurong Greens' mature trees, familiar pathways, and tranquil landscapes create a perfect place for those seeking to escape the hectic urban life and reconnect with nature. The paths in the park are well-maintained, providing a pleasant stroll or morning jog. The park also has spots for outdoor workouts, paths for wheelchairs, and plenty of parking The park is open 24 hours a day and provides visitors free access to public restrooms.”

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“Jalan Bahar Park features a children's adventure playground and expansive areas of open parkland. The park offers different activities, including a multi-use games area and a playground with equipment for children. The community hub at the park was launched by Dr Amy Khor on 23 June 2018. Jalan Bahar Park includes playground equipment for children of all ages, such as an inclusive swing for wheelchair users and a structure accessible via low, gently sloped ramps. There is also a sheltered rest area and a larger event space with a mini stage. The playground features a tall yellow tower with red enclosed slides, and at the lower level, a bridge connects the tower to another shorter structure. The park also has outdoor gym equipment for kids and plenty of seating areas. Jalan Bahar Park is designed to be wheelchair-friendly.”

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