About Sengkang Riverside Park
Sengkang Riverside Park is a 21-hectare riverside park in Sengkang, northeastern Singapore, along Sungei Punggol. Managed by the National Parks Board, it features a constructed wetland, open lawns and a fruit tree trail. Notable for its ecological design and integration with the Park Connector Network, it links to Punggol Waterway Park and offers recreational space for residents and visitors seeking nature within an urban housing estate.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a linear riverine park along Sungei Punggol with wide paved paths for walking, jogging and cycling, open grassy areas, and a constructed wetland with boardwalks. The landscape includes secondary forest patches, a Fruit Tree Trail with tropical fruit species, shelters and fitness corners. The park connects to the North Eastern Riverine Loop of the Park Connector Network and to the Sengkang Floating Wetland, offering views of the river, waterbirds and urban-nature surroundings.
Key highlights
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Constructed wetland with boardwalks for water purification and biodiversity
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Sengkang Floating Wetland - Singapore's largest man-made floating wetland
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Fruit Tree Trail featuring mango, mangosteen and other tropical fruit trees
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Integration with Park Connector Network linking to Punggol Waterway Park
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Open lawns and riverside promenade with views of Sungei Punggol
History of Sengkang Riverside Park
Developed by the National Parks Board and opened in 2008, the park was created as part of the development of Sengkang New Town along Sungei Punggol. It incorporates a constructed wetland designed to help cleanse stormwater before it enters the river, reflecting Singapore's water management and park development initiatives.
Culture & Context
Serves as a major community green space for Sengkang residents for recreation, exercise and nature education, illustrating Singapore's City in Nature vision and Park Connector Network that integrates nature into public housing estates.
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