Punggol Waterway Park

Punggol Waterway Park is a 12.25-hectare public park in Punggol, northeastern Singapore, built along both banks of the 4.2-kilometre Punggol Waterway. Opened in 2015 as part of the Punggol 21-plus waterfront town initiative, it connects Punggol Reservoir to Serangoon Reservoir. The park features themed zones, landscaped promenades, fitness corners, and a recreation area, offering green open space for residents and visitors within the Punggol new town.

Visitors can expect a linear waterfront park on both sides of the Punggol Waterway with paved promenades, park connectors, and landscaped gardens. The park is divided into four themed zones - Nature Cove, Recreation Zone, Heritage Zone and Green Gallery - with open lawns, fitness corners, a children's playground, shelters and seating. It is popular for walking, jogging and cycling with views of the waterway, reservoirs and surrounding HDB waterfront housing.

Developed as part of the Housing and Development Board's Punggol 21-plus plan announced in 2007 to transform Punggol into a waterfront town. The 4.2 km artificial Punggol Waterway was constructed to link Punggol and Serangoon Reservoirs, with Punggol Waterway Park officially opened on 23 October 2015 to provide recreational green space for the new town.

Serves as a key community green space embodying Singapore's waterfront town and Park Connector Network planning, providing a venue for community recreation, healthy living and waterfront leisure for Punggol residents.