Tampines Central Park

Tampines Central Park is a community park located in Tampines Central, within the Tampines planning area in eastern Singapore. Situated along Tampines Avenue 2 near Tampines MRT station, it serves residents of the surrounding housing estates. The park features open lawns, mature trees, jogging tracks, fitness corners and children's playgrounds. Managed by the National Parks Board, it provides a green recreational space for leisure, exercise and community gatherings in a dense urban neighbourhood.

Visitors can expect a flat, open urban park with paved jogging and walking tracks, mature shade trees, large grass lawns, children's playgrounds and fitness corners with exercise equipment. The park is set within a residential area surrounded by HDB estates, schools and malls. It offers benches and sheltered rest areas, well-maintained footpaths suitable for strolling, jogging and cycling, and open spaces for picnics and casual recreation in a quiet neighbourhood environment.

Developed as part of Tampines New Town in the 1980s, Tampines Central Park was created to provide green recreational space for the growing residential population. It is managed by the National Parks Board and has been maintained and upgraded over the years as part of Singapore's park provision for new towns.

Serves as a community green space for residents of Tampines Central for daily recreation, exercise, family gatherings and neighbourhood community activities.