Bedok Reservoir Park

Bedok Reservoir Park is a 88-hectare public park surrounding Bedok Reservoir in eastern Singapore, within the Bedok planning area. Developed around a former sand quarry converted into a reservoir in 1986, it is managed by the National Parks Board. The park is notable for its 4.3 km jogging and cycling track around the reservoir, floating deck, and extensive water sports facilities, serving as a major recreational green space for residents and visitors.

Visitors can expect a large open park encircling a scenic reservoir with a paved 4.3 km track for jogging, walking and cycling. The landscape includes secondary forest, open lawns, a floating viewing deck extending over the water, fishing jetties, fitness corners, playgrounds and shelters. The reservoir is used for kayaking, canoeing and dragon boating. The environment is tranquil with opportunities for birdwatching, photography and picnics, with views across the water and to surrounding housing estates.

Bedok Reservoir was constructed in 1986 by damming a former sand quarry and converting it into a reservoir to augment Singapore's water supply. The surrounding park was developed by the National Parks Board and PUB as a recreational area, opening to the public as part of Singapore's reservoir park network.

The park serves as a major community recreational and wellness space for eastern Singapore, hosting community fitness activities, water sports training and family gatherings, reflecting Singapore's integration of reservoirs with public parkland.