3 Best Public Parks in Woodlands

"Admiralty Park is the largest natural area within an urban park, spanning 20 hectares. The park hosts a diverse range of ecosystems, including mangrove, riverine, forest, and grassland habitats. The park features diverse play equipment that encourages group and multi-generational interactions. Admiralty Park has a lawn area, amphitheatre, and activity plaza. You can find an inclusive playground at the junior playfield with a swing for wheelchair users and an inclusive merry-go-round. The park features a large playground with 26 slides and various play equipment designed for children of all ages. The diverse natural environment also includes mangrove plants and the nipah palm, dragonflies, baya weaver, and scaly-breasted munia, adding to the park's ecological value. You can find over 40 bird species, including the Blue-throated Bee-eater, Grey Heron, Collared Kingfisher, White-bellied Sea Eagle, and more. Wi-Fi hotspots for visitors are provided at locations around the park.

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"Marsiling Park is a green oasis that provides activities and amenities for visitors of all ages. The park has been known as Woodlands Town Garden for over 30 years. The lookout point in the park offers breathtaking views of the entire area and features a cascading garden designed with rocks, boulders, and various plants. This park is perfect for relaxation and exercise, with diverse activity areas and amenities suitable for everyone. Marsiling Park features a butterfly-shaped playground, a musical playground, a net playground, and a ribbon playscape. The park has restored mangroves at its western edge, home to over 1,000 species of saplings. Malayan Water Monitor, Collared Kingfisher, Common Asystasia, Common Lantana, Blue Pansy, Common Palmfly, and Common Grass Yellow are species that inhabit the park. Visitors can enjoy a picnic by the pond or visit the eatery to savor local delights. Marsiling Park also has an amphitheatre available for booking, with a space of 461.6 sqm and a capacity of up to 250 people for community events.

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