Woodlands Town Park East

Woodlands Town Park East is an 11-hectare public park in Woodlands, northern Singapore, located along Woodlands Centre Road near the Johor Strait. Developed in the early 1980s on undulating former hill terrain, it is notable for its large open lawns, hilltop viewpoint, and mature trees. Managed by the National Parks Board, the park serves as a community green space for recreation, jogging and leisure with connections to the Park Connector Network.

Visitors can expect a tranquil, hilly park with paved walking and jogging tracks winding through open grassy slopes and wooded areas. The central hill offers elevated views toward the Johor Strait. The setting is largely natural and quiet, with fitness corners, shelters and benches along the trails. It is suitable for leisurely walks, jogging, photography and picnics, with connections to nearby park connectors and waterfront areas.

Developed by the Housing and Development Board in the early 1980s and opened in 1983 to serve Woodlands New Town, the park was built on former hilly terrain and retained its natural undulating landscape as a distinctive feature among Singapore's town parks. It is now managed by the National Parks Board.