Dairy Farm Nature Park

Dairy Farm Nature Park is a 75-hectare nature park in the Dairy Farm area of Bukit Panjang, north-west Singapore, adjoining the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Managed by the National Parks Board, it serves as a buffer park to protect the reserve. It is notable for its secondary forest, former quarries including Dairy Farm Quarry and Singapore Quarry, the Wallace Trail, and the Wallace Education Centre housed in a former cowshed.

Visitors can expect a forested nature park with marked hiking trails, quarry wetlands and open grassland. The park features the Wallace Trail with interpretive signs, Dairy Farm Quarry and Singapore Quarry with viewing platforms, and the Wallace Education Centre exhibiting biodiversity. Trails pass through secondary forest with opportunities for birdwatching and nature photography. The park connects to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and the Rail Corridor via trails and park connectors.

The area was part of a dairy farm established by Cold Storage in the 1930s to produce milk locally. Farm buildings included cowsheds, one of which now houses the Wallace Education Centre. The Wallace Trail commemorates British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, who collected specimens in the Bukit Timah area in the 1850s and developed ideas on evolution by natural selection.