3 Best Public Parks in Yishun

“Yishun Neighbourhood Park offers a chic setting perfect for leisurely jogging and walking. This park is an ideal spot for families seeking a day of entertainment. Yishun Neighbourhood Park's various recreational equipment ensures safe and accessible play areas for all ages and activity levels. The park enhances physical and psychological well-being by providing ample open space. Yishun Neighbourhood Park is an excellent retreat for those seeking a tranquil environment. Fitness enthusiasts can use the exercise stations for a warm-up before jogging around the park. The open lawn atop the hill is ideal for picnics, offering a delightful space for quality time with family and friends.”

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“Springleaf Nature Park is a compact green space with running & cycling trails, bridges over a canal & a visitor centre. The park is a secure and enjoyable place for picnics and sporting activities. The park has a covered picnic shelter, play equipment and paved trails. Springleaf Nature Park provides open space to improve physical and psychological health. The visitor centre offers a history of the area and nature education to inform you about your hike, water fountain, and toilet facilities. You can connect via walking trail directly from the Lower Seletar Reservoir trail to add it to your hike. The park is home to more than 80 species of resident and migratory birds, such as the White-throated Kingfisher, Blue-tailed Bee-eater and Long-tailed Parakeet. Springleaf Nature Park is easily accessible from Springleaf MRT Station. Food and toilet facilities are available at the main entrance.”

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“Yishun Park is a 13.9-hectare park featuring obstacle courses, slides, swings, and a sandpit. This large playground offers something for children of all ages. The park is connected to Yishun Pond Park by an 84-meter elevated bridge. Yishun Park includes a nature play garden with free-play elements like balancing logs, bridges, and a sandpit. The park also features a 12-meter (39 ft) tall hill with a stand of fruit trees, an area for playing board games modelled after a Chinese chess board, a playground for children of different age groups, fitness stations, and a foot reflexology path. The park is home to various rare Indo-Malayan trees, tropical fruit trees, and numerous bird species, including herons, egrets, and migratory birds. The park has an amphitheatre that can be rented for events and community gatherings. Yishun Park has a triangular dog run along Yishun Ave 11 near the Hopea Entrance.”

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