About Admiralty Park
Admiralty Park is a 27-hectare public park in Woodlands in northern Singapore, and the largest park in the north. Managed by the National Parks Board, it is notable for combining extensive recreational facilities with a preserved 20-hectare nature area featuring secondary forest, mangroves and Sungei Cina river. It is best known for its large adventure playground with 26 slides, the most slides in any park in Singapore.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large, hilly park divided into an urban recreational zone and a nature area. The urban zone features the extensive Admiralty Park Playground with slides, climbing nets and swings, fitness stations, lawns and shelters. The nature area offers forested trails, a mangrove boardwalk along Sungei Cina, birdwatching opportunities and views of Johor Strait. Paths are a mix of paved park connectors and natural trails.
Key highlights
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Largest park in northern Singapore at 27 hectares
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Admiralty Park Playground with 26 slides - the highest number in a Singapore park
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20-hectare nature area with secondary forest and mangrove habitat
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Boardwalk and trails along Sungei Cina river
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Hilly terrain with viewpoints and fitness trails
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Part of the Round Island Route and park connector network
History of Admiralty Park
Developed and managed by the National Parks Board, Admiralty Park was created to provide recreational space for Woodlands and Sembawang residents while conserving a significant area of secondary forest and mangroves along Sungei Cina. The park integrates former state land and natural habitats into Singapore's City in Nature vision.
Culture & Context
Serves as a major community park for northern Singapore, providing inclusive play, fitness and nature appreciation spaces that reflect Singapore's emphasis on green, liveable urban planning and family-oriented recreation
Route
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