About Woodlands Waterfront Park
Woodlands Waterfront Park is an 11-hectare coastal park in Woodlands, northern Singapore, along the Johor Strait facing Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Managed by the National Parks Board, it features a 1.5-kilometre waterfront promenade, a 400-metre jetty, restored mangroves and open lawns. Opened in 2010, the park is notable for its cross-border views, family-friendly playgrounds, fishing facilities and connection to the Northern Explorer Park Connector Network.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a flat, open coastal park with a long waterfront promenade and a 400-metre jetty extending over the Johor Strait with views of the Johor Bahru coastline and the Johor-Singapore Causeway. The park has landscaped lawns, mangrove areas, a large adventure playground, fitness corners, shelters and cycling paths. It is popular for leisure walks, jogging, cycling, fishing at the jetty, photography and picnics in a breezy, family-friendly setting.
Key highlights
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400-metre Woodlands Waterfront Jetty with views across the Johor Strait to Johor Bahru
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1.5-kilometre waterfront promenade for walking, jogging and cycling
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Large adventure playground and open lawns for families and picnics
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Restored mangrove and coastal vegetation areas
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Connection to the Northern Explorer Park Connector Network
History of Woodlands Waterfront Park
Developed by the National Parks Board and the Urban Redevelopment Authority and opened in 2010 as part of enhancements to Singapore's northern waterfront and the Park Connector Network. The park reclaimed and landscaped former coastal land to provide public waterfront access along the Johor Strait.
Route
| By train | Nearest MRT is Admiralty Station (NS11) on the North-South Line, then bus or walk/cycle via park connector |
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| By road |