Punggol Point Park

Punggol Point Park is a coastal park at the northern tip of Punggol in northeastern Singapore, overlooking the Johor Strait. Developed on the site of a former fishing village, it features a historic jetty, timber boardwalks, and open lawns. The park is notable for its sea views, sunset vistas, fishing spots, and connection to the Park Connector Network and Coney Island. It serves as a recreational waterfront destination for cycling, walking, and photography.

Visitors can expect an open coastal park with paved promenades, timber boardwalks, and a long jetty extending into the Johor Strait. The setting includes sea views, fishing platforms, shelters, lawns, and a small playground. The park is connected to cycling and walking paths linking to Punggol Waterway Park and Coney Island Park. It is an exposed waterfront environment suitable for strolling, cycling, photography, and sunset viewing.

The area was historically a fishing village and landing point at Punggol Point. The jetty reflects its former role as a coastal settlement. A memorial plaque in the park marks the site's World War II history. The park was later developed by the National Parks Board as part of the Punggol waterfront revitalisation.

The park preserves the coastal heritage of Punggol as a former fishing community and serves as a community recreational waterfront for residents of northeastern Singapore.