Punggol Park

Punggol Park is a 16-hectare public park located in Hougang, northeastern Singapore, bordered by Hougang Avenue 8 and Hougang Avenue 10. Centered around a former pond retained as a scenic lake, the park is known for its mature trees, jogging and cycling tracks, and family-friendly facilities. Managed by the National Parks Board, it serves as a community green space and a key node on the Eastern Coastal Park Connector Network linking to Punggol and Serangoon.

Visitors can expect a tranquil urban park centered on a large pond with landscaped banks, mature rain trees and palm-lined paths. Paved jogging and cycling tracks loop around the water and connect to the wider Park Connector Network. Facilities include children's playgrounds, fitness corners, shelters and benches for resting. The setting is flat and open, suitable for walking, light exercise, photography and birdwatching, with residential estates surrounding the park.

Developed by the National Parks Board and opened in the early 1990s, Punggol Park was created on former agricultural and rural land in Hougang, retaining an existing pond as its central landscape feature. It was later integrated into the Park Connector Network as a key green node in northeastern Singapore.