Marsiling Park

Marsiling Park is an 11-hectare public park in Woodlands, northern Singapore, along Woodlands Centre Road near the Johor-Singapore Causeway. Originally opened in 1983 as Woodlands Town Garden and reopened in 2018 after redevelopment, it features a central pond with Sungei Mandai Kechil, Chinese-style pavilions, landscaped gardens, fitness corners and playgrounds. It serves as a community green space for recreation and leisure for Woodlands and Marsiling residents.

Visitors can expect a landscaped urban park centered around a large pond fed by Sungei Mandai Kechil, with paved walking and jogging paths, Chinese-style pavilions and bridges, open lawns, mature trees, a playground and fitness corners. The environment is tranquil and family-friendly, suitable for leisurely walks, photography, birdwatching and exercise, with shelters and benches throughout the park.

Originally developed as Woodlands Town Garden and opened in 1983 to serve the new Woodlands town, the park was redeveloped by the National Parks Board and Housing & Development Board and reopened in 2018 as Marsiling Park with upgraded facilities while retaining its pond and Chinese architectural elements.

A longstanding community park for Woodlands and Marsiling residents, valued as a neighbourhood green space for recreation, family gatherings and community activities, featuring Chinese garden design elements reflecting Singapore's park landscaping heritage of the 1980s.