Yishun Pond Park

Yishun Pond Park is a 7-hectare community park in Yishun, northern Singapore, centred around a scenic pond. Located beside Yishun MRT station and Northpoint City, it is managed by the National Parks Board. The park features a boardwalk, fishing decks, fitness corners and playgrounds, connected to the park connector network. It is notable as an accessible urban green space providing recreational opportunities for residents and visitors in the Yishun planning area.

Visitors can expect a tranquil urban park centred on a large pond with a boardwalk and viewing decks. The setting includes paved walking and cycling paths, open lawns, shelters, fitness corners and a children's playground surrounded by mature trees. The pond attracts waterbirds and offers designated fishing decks. The park is flat, well-maintained and directly connected to Yishun MRT station and the Park Connector Network, suitable for leisurely walks, jogging and family outings.

Developed as part of Yishun New Town in the 1980s, the existing pond was retained and landscaped into a community park by the National Parks Board to provide green space for residents of northern Singapore.

Serves as a key community recreational space for Yishun residents, supporting daily exercise, family leisure and social gatherings, reflecting Singapore's Garden City and City in Nature planning approach.