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its facilities as family-friendly. Marine Cove then became the most popular in the park, attracting large crowds. With concerns over overcrowding at Marine Cove, NParks announced redevelopment plans at the former
Raintree Cove, Goldkist Chalets and Big Splash sites, meant to spread out park patrons throughout more areas of the park. Raintree Cove became an area for leisure activities, and in November 2019, Cyclist Park, with two cycling circuits, retail outlets, and other facilities intended for cyclists, was opened. Redevelopment works in the park were completed with the opening of Coastal PlayGrove, a recreational area for adolescents, on the former Big Splash site in March 2021, while plans for additional facilities, such as a nature trail and a wellness garden, were announced that year.
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centre, and introducing more food and beverage outlets. A mini-golf range, Lilliputt, was also opened that year. To cope with increasing demand, more facilities were added to the park in the following years. These included the 1.5 ha (3.7-acre) Bougainvillea Garden and the $ 2 million Cable Ski Park Ski360 which was located at the East Coast Lagoon. Moreover, in
November 2005, a $ 160 million revamp of the park was announced. In 2008, after a $ 6 million revamp, the Big Splash water park was reopened as Playground @ Big Splash, which was marketed as a 'lifestyle destination'. Camping within the park also gained popularity at this time, with 12,000 campers as of 2008. NParks implemented a stricter permit-to-camp system as a result.
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be built within that area. In
October of that year, the $ 5.4 million East Coast Parkway Seafood Centre opened for business with six restaurants, with brisk business in the first few weeks of operation. To improve access to the park, and as a result of feedback from road users, the one-way service road was converted to two-way traffic in 1986. In the same year, the children's lagoon was closed due to low patronage and was filled in. A water slide was installed at the lagoon to attract more users, to little effect.
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facing considerable soil erosion, with two to seven per cent of jogging and cycling paths relocated as of 1993. Nevertheless, the Parks and
Recreation Department stated that the soil would stabilise. In November 1992, Sun Corporation announced plans to develop a $ 40 million leisure and recreation park at the lagoon. The development was handed over to Unicentral in 1993, but by 1994, the plan had run into trouble, with building plans still not approved.
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However, there was also much unhappiness among restaurant owners and customers over the inconvenience of the seafood centre. In 1990, renovations were carried out at the restaurants. That same year, all the restaurants at the centre were fined, while two, Golden Lagoon and Jumbo, were suspended for two weeks for violations of health regulations, such as poor hygiene practices. Nevertheless, business did not seem to be affected, with a
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Development work commenced in the middle of 1971, and the park, although still under development, was opened to the public in
October 1972, to alleviate some of the pressure on the Changi and Tanah Merah beaches on weekends and public holidays. Construction on a $ 12 million, 350-acre (140 ha) seaside holiday resort began in September 1974 and a dedicated cycling track was opened for public use at the end of that year.
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New facilities were opened at the sites of closed attractions, with
Parkland Green, a development with retail outlets and a lawn for picnickers, opening in 2014 at the former location of Parkland Golf Driving Range. After a two-year redevelopment, Marine Cove was reopened in 2016, with NParks touting
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To reduce confusion, the naming system for the areas in the park was changed in 1987 with the areas being named, from A to G, from west to east. By the late 1980s, the chalets at the park had become frequently utilised for vice and other questionable activities. To prevent the chalets from being used
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claiming that it had the most litter of all the parks in
Singapore in 1990. In November 1990, a skateboard park was opened at Big Splash. The park was also the first area which litterbugs cleaned up when given a Corrective Work Order (CWO) under a new law, implemented in 1992. The park had also been
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Construction of what was stated to be one end of the park, a 1.2 km (0.75 mi) stretch between Bedok Canal and the Tanah Merah Golf Club, began in 1983. In
February 1985, plans to extend the park by 17 ha (42 acres) to the Bedok Canal were announced, along with additional facilities to
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Recreation Centre, were announced in July 1995. To accommodate E-zone, the East Coast Recreation Centre underwent a significant revamp in 1996. The lagoon was turned into a fish and crab-catching area, which opened in November 1996.
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as such, in March 1990, the UDMC, which operated the chalets, limited bookings to a maximum of two chalets. In May 1990, in light of similar violations across Singapore, the eight restaurants at the seafood centre were fined, and two suspended, for poor hygiene and for breaking several health laws.
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East Coast Park was first proposed as part of plans for the utilisation of land reclaimed as part of the East Coast Reclamation Project. Initial plans for the park included a 9-acre (3.6 ha) swimming lagoon, areas for camping and picnicking, and outdoor sports facilities such as tennis courts.
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Raintree Cove was once an establishment in Area C which once housed Long Beach seafood restaurant, Korean barbecue restaurant and a tuition Center and arcade on the second floor. Facing the seafront had a bar, a bicycle rental kiosk and an ice cream kiosk. Within the grounds also featured a Tennis
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After renovations, the first six restaurants at the seafood centre opened for business in October 1985. For these restaurants, the business was generally better than at their old premises, with restaurant owners noting increased takings, and their patrons were also satisfied with the new location.
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By the start of the 2000s, the park's popularity had waned considerably from its heyday in the 1970s and 80s. To rejuvenate the park, major upgrading plans were put in place in 2003. These included expanding the park by 11 ha (27 acres), connecting it with Marina South, renovation of the food
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Bedok Jetty was originally built by a local businessman Mr Yap Swee Hong at a cost of $ 1.5 million in 1966. He did this to facilitate the importation of scrap metal from the Americans who were engaged in the Vietnam war at the time. It was built in the reclaimed land of East Coast under the
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With the land handed back to NParks in 2011, the area was closed on 18 March 2012 for the area's redevelopment. The new Marine Cove featuring a greater variety of dining options and a 3,500 m (38,000 sq ft) children's playground at the redeveloped facility, reopened on 28 June
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Construction of the East Coast Recreation Centre began in April 1980, and it was completed in early 1982 at a cost of $ 3.5 million. Touted by its developer to have something for each member of the family, it featured a computer library offering computer classes, a music school, an amusement
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Occupying 0.81-hectare (2.0-acre), the centre was constructed by the Public Works Department in 1977 at a cost of $ 700,000, with seating for 1,200 and 60 stalls. Constructed of wood, the centre consisted of 10 structures, with butterfly-shaped roofs for the cooking areas and pyramid-shaped
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Through the rest of the 1980s and 1990s, the restaurants at the centre generally did well, and many tourists patronised them. However, by 2015, customer numbers had decreased considerably, with those at Red House Seafood falling by 35 per cent in the previous two years. In March 2015, Red House
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In January 1977, plans to build a 2.8 ha (6.9-acre) aquatic centre to complement the lagoon were announced. The Singapore Tennis Centre, located in the park, was opened in March that year. Plans for a 1200-seat food centre near the lagoon were announced in April, and the first batch of the
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The S$ 4 million swimming lagoon was opened in May 1976, along with refreshment and sanitation facilities. Upon its opening, the lagoon immediately became popular with swimmers and picnickers, with over 70,000 people visiting in the first week. To provide access between the park and nearby
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In 2003, as part of a redevelopment plan for the park, the hawker centre received an upgrade. In late 2013, it was upgraded at a cost of $ 1.5 million. As part of the upgrade, the toilets were renovated and the seating capacity increased. Roofing and wooden floors were also installed.
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in 1975 to receive the refugees after the surrender of Saigon to the North Vietnamese forces. An SAF Field Hospital was deployed to Bedok Jetty to provide first aid and other essential medical services to all Singapore bound refugee boats fleeing South Vietnam following the
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track runs along the perimeter of the park, which measures over 15 km (9.3 mi) long. It is connected to Changi Beach Park by the Coastal Park Connector Network, a 12 km (7.5 mi) park connector running along Tanah Merah Coast Road.
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Housing and Urban Development Company's (HUDC) chalets were opened in May, with the rest following soon after. Plans for a seafood centre in the park, with five seafood restaurants from Upper East Coast Road, were also announced that year.
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Formerly known as Big Splash, the sports facility that once home to a Singapore's first themed indoor mini golf course and a water play slide had been redeveloped into an outdoor play area with dining options surrounding the facility.
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East Coast Park is divided into eight areas, A to H. Of these, those at the park's edges, areas A, G, and H, tend to be less crowded, while the main facilities and attractions are located in the more popular areas, from B to F.
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Centre with an indoor Futsal court. Due to its lease expiry, it was closed in 2017 for redevelopment. It was reopened in 2019 as an outdoor refreshment lounge area with greenery featuring swings and an open lawn.
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room with video games, restaurants and sports facilities. Because of insufficient available parking spaces, an additional car park was initially opened on a grass verge; a permanent car park was eventually built.
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noting its corroded railings and cracked support beams. In March that year, the Public Works Department closed the jetty for a $ 1.1 million facelift, consisting of repairs to the jetty's deck and supports.
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In 1996, as part of the new E-zone theme park, the complex underwent an eight-month renovation in 1996. Among the changes were the construction of a room and a building to house
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Seafood closed, with a landscaped lawn taking its place, and with their leases having expired, two other restaurants, No Signboard Seafood and Fisherman's Village, also closed.
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constructed 59 additional two-storey chalets, twice as large as the previous ones, for the HUDC in 1979. Costing $ 2.5 million, the chalets were opened in April 1981.
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Bedok Jetty is the longest fishing jetty—250 m (820 ft)—in
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2008:"East Coast Park to be upgraded with more open spaces and amenities"
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Teo, Xuanwei (18 March 2012). "Goodbye East Coast Park McDonalds'".
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Tan, Hsueh Yun (10 April 1997). "You can now pitch tents here".
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Cheong, Colin (16 November 1990). "New skateboard park opens".
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1563:"Eight restaurants at East Coast seafood centre fined".
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188:, where swimming is possible. The beach is protected by
1683:"East Coast Recreation Centre makes way for E-zone".
2335:"Marine Cove at East Coast Park to reopen end-June"
796:"Work begins on $ 12 mil East Coast holiday resort"
743:"Turning sea into land at a rate of one acre a day"
2396:"$ 1m facelift for Bedok's favourite fishing spot"
2348:Qiang, Pang Xue; Chia, Rachel (11 February 2016).
2092:"Ministry of Education Sea Sports Centre (MOESSC)"
1946:"More open spaces at East Coast Park in September"
1917:Pang, Xue Qiang; Chia, Rachel (11 February 2016).
1653:"$ 40 million lagoon project in troubled waters".
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1037:"Seafood stalls: Five to move to East Coast Park"
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1638:"Sun Corp to develop $ 40m recreational park".
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1545:"New measures to prevent abuse of chalets".
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708:"New park for cyclists opens at East Coast"
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16:Beach park in the eastern part of Singapore
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1302:"Amusement park designed for current fads"
1195:"New East Coast chalets open for bookings"
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2402:. Singapore. 23 February 1988. p. 10
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982:"Food centre for 1200 at East Coast Park"
957:. Singapore. 17 February 1977. p. 23
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1008:"Chalets at East Coast ready next month"
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1308:. Singapore. 26 January 1982. p. 6
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827:. Singapore. 14 October 1974. p. 3
769:"Getting away from the crowded beaches"
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2151:"Move to E. Coast Park, they are told"
1762:"East Coast Park, 30, gets a facelift"
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1668:"East coast to get $ 50m theme park".
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1356:"Police post at East Coast Park opens"
1328:"East Coast centre to get new carpark"
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175:Sunrise at East Coast Park, Singapore
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1888:"Waves of change at East Coast Park"
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1526:. Singapore. 15 May 1987. p. 14
1382:"Work to start on last part of park"
1201:. Singapore. 8 April 1981. p. 8
1116:"The first of its kind in Singapore"
1043:. Singapore. 27 July 1977. p. 7
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1520:"Simple as ABC at East Coast Park"
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1437:Lee, Valerie (18 November 1985).
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2908:Central Catchment Nature Reserve
1141:Teo, Lian Huay (27 April 1979).
901:"Safely this way to the Park..."
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1187:
1161:
1134:
1108:
1081:
1055:
1000:
943:
918:
847:"East Coast lagoon opens today"
576:
3042:Jacob Ballas Children's Garden
2064:Soh, Gena (24 November 2021).
1856:Loh, Dylan (11 October 2012).
1623:"Erosion at East Coast Park".
1439:"Diners throng seafood centre"
1143:"HUDC to build bigger chalets"
865:
839:
814:
787:
761:
741:Chung Lee, Tan (23 May 1972).
734:
669:
622:contiguous to East Coast Park
519:
426:
219:
1:
1731:Raymond, Jose (26 May 2003).
1642:. Singapore. 7 November 1992.
1492:"Lagoon visits at a low tide"
662:
357:East Coast Lagoon Food Centre
325:
266:Urban Redevelopment Authority
241:Initial plans and development
165:Sea Coast off East Coast Park
125:on the southeastern coast of
2999:Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
2923:Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
2796:Sisters' Islands Marine Park
2281:"Where the grass is greener"
2006:Ng, Jun Sen (29 July 2017).
1944:Tan, Shi Wei (22 May 2014).
1816:"Leave the permit to others"
1787:Ansar, Asif (7 March 2008).
1062:Yeo, Joseph (17 July 1977).
640:, to west of East Coast Park
634:, to east of East Coast Park
602:link the park to the nearby
365:near the East Coast Lagoon.
351:Singapore Sailing Federation
7:
3019:Upper Peirce Reservoir Park
2994:Lower Peirce Reservoir Park
2685:Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West
2680:Ang Mo Kio Town Garden East
2037:Yuen, Sin (28 March 2021).
1627:. Singapore. 22 April 1993.
1122:. Singapore. 20 August 1978
951:"STC to have grand opening"
873:"The lure of the lagoon..."
613:
10:
3636:
2903:Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
2842:Kranji Coastal Nature Park
1578:"Litterbugs still at it".
822:"Paradise for cyclists..."
646:List of parks in Singapore
235:
3494:
3446:
3393:
3350:
3219:
3209:
3127:
3106:
3088:
3055:
3034:Singapore Botanic Gardens
3032:
3004:MacRitchie Reservoir Park
2966:
2931:
2895:
2862:Sembawang Hot Spring Park
2804:
2788:
2780:Yishun Neighbourhood Park
2672:
2664:Woodlands Waterfront Park
2626:
2498:
638:Gardens by the Bay - East
582:Siglap Canal to the sea.
386:East Coast Seafood Centre
377:East Coast Seafood Centre
102:
94:
55:
44:
40:
28:
23:
2956:Ketam Mountain Bike Park
2847:Lim Chu Kang Nature Park
2410:– via NewspaperSG.
2295:– via NewspaperSG.
2269:– via NewspaperSG.
2243:– via NewspaperSG.
2191:– via NewspaperSG.
2165:– via NewspaperSG.
1960:– via NewspaperSG.
1933:– via NewspaperSG.
1845:. Singapore. p. 16.
1830:– via NewspaperSG.
1803:– via NewspaperSG.
1776:– via NewspaperSG.
1749:– via NewspaperSG.
1717:. Singapore. p. 30.
1534:– via NewspaperSG.
1508:– via NewspaperSG.
1479:– via NewspaperSG.
1453:– via NewspaperSG.
1423:– via NewspaperSG.
1396:– via NewspaperSG.
1388:. Singapore. 21 May 1983
1370:– via NewspaperSG.
1344:– via NewspaperSG.
1316:– via NewspaperSG.
1287:– via NewspaperSG.
1261:– via NewspaperSG.
1247:"Sailing school to open"
1235:– via NewspaperSG.
1209:– via NewspaperSG.
1183:– via NewspaperSG.
1157:– via NewspaperSG.
1130:– via NewspaperSG.
1104:– via NewspaperSG.
1077:– via NewspaperSG.
1051:– via NewspaperSG.
1022:– via NewspaperSG.
996:– via NewspaperSG.
965:– via NewspaperSG.
939:– via NewspaperSG.
914:– via NewspaperSG.
886:– via NewspaperSG.
861:– via NewspaperSG.
835:– via NewspaperSG.
810:– via NewspaperSG.
783:– via NewspaperSG.
757:– via NewspaperSG.
211:(Area F). A cycling and
98:185 hectares (460 acres)
3559:Western Water Catchment
3403:Central Water Catchment
3080:Telok Blangah Hill Park
3024:Upper Seletar Reservoir
3014:Sengkang Riverside Park
2918:Labrador Nature Reserve
2857:Rifle Range Nature Park
2817:Bukit Batok Nature Park
2593:Sengkang Sculpture Park
1952:. Singapore. p. 24
1822:. Singapore. p. 41
1789:"Remaking a big splash"
1445:. Singapore. p. 14
1064:"$ 6 Million Splash..."
347:National Sailing Centre
341:National Sailing Centre
79:1.303956°N 103.926373°E
35:East Coast Park in 2006
3119:Mandai Wildlife Bridge
3047:National Orchid Garden
2984:Kallang Riverside Park
2979:Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
2867:Springleaf Nature Park
2832:Dairy Farm Nature Park
2765:Toa Payoh Sensory Park
2760:Tampines Sunplaza Park
2695:Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
2613:Waterboat House Garden
2583:Pearl's Hill City Park
2546:Japanese Cemetery Park
1864:. Singapore. p. 6
1795:. Singapore. p. 7
1768:. Singapore. p. 8
1741:. Singapore. p. 1
1733:"One giant playground"
1500:. Singapore. p. 5
1415:. Singapore. p. 9
1149:. Singapore. p. 2
1096:. Singapore. p. 1
1090:"Silo's $ 4.3m Splash"
1069:. Singapore. p. 8
802:. Singapore. p. 5
620:Park Connector Network
573:
545:Singapore Armed Forces
438:
388:
337:
177:
167:
48:Southeastern coast of
3466:North-Eastern Islands
3009:Punggol Waterway Park
2989:Kranji Reservoir Park
2822:Bukit Batok Town Park
2097:Ministry of Education
596:Bedok Bus Interchange
566:
434:
384:
333:
173:
163:
2974:Bedok Reservoir Park
2887:Zhenghua Nature Park
2837:Hindhede Nature Park
2827:Chestnut Nature Park
2715:Holland Village Park
2203:"New seafood centre"
2012:www.straitstimes.com
1892:www.straitstimes.com
712:www.straitstimes.com
626:Pasir Ris Beach Park
571:from East Coast Park
532:of East Coast Park.
316:National Parks Board
306:The 2000s and onward
143:Singapore government
107:National Parks Board
84:1.303956; 103.926373
3202:Places in Singapore
2877:Windsor Nature Park
2872:Thomson Nature Park
2770:Toa Payoh Town Park
2745:Pasir Ris Town Park
2720:Jurong Central Park
2710:Clementi Woods Park
2700:Bishan Harmony Park
2551:Jurong Lake Gardens
2382:"Coastal Playgrove"
2370:. Great New Places.
1898:on 28 November 2019
722:on 28 November 2019
568:View of Bedok Jetty
528:. It is located in
457:New Creation Church
272:The 1980s and 1990s
75: /
3590:Parks in Singapore
3155:Tampines Bike Park
2755:Tampines Eco Green
2705:Choa Chu Kang Park
2649:Punggol Point Park
2618:Youth Olympic Park
2598:Tanjong Pagar Park
2588:Raffles Place Park
2531:Gardens by the Bay
2492:Parks in Singapore
656:Coastal management
574:
439:
389:
338:
226:East Coast Parkway
178:
168:
3567:
3566:
3232:
3168:
3167:
2941:Coney Island Park
2634:Changi Beach Park
2608:War Memorial Park
2526:Fort Canning Park
2516:Duxton Plain Park
2511:Dhoby Ghaut Green
2400:The Straits Times
2384:. National Parks.
2354:The Straits Times
2285:The Straits Times
2233:The Straits Times
2181:The Straits Times
2155:The Straits Times
2129:The Straits Times
2070:The Straits Times
2043:The Straits Times
1981:The Straits Times
1923:The Straits Times
1715:The Straits Times
1700:The Straits Times
1685:The Straits Times
1670:The Straits Times
1655:The Straits Times
1625:The Straits Times
1610:The Straits Times
1595:The Straits Times
1580:The Straits Times
1565:The Straits Times
1547:The Straits Times
1524:The Straits Times
1469:The Straits Times
1443:The Straits Times
1413:Singapore Monitor
1386:The Straits Times
1360:The Straits Times
1306:The Straits Times
1277:The Straits Times
1251:The Straits Times
1225:The Straits Times
1199:The Straits Times
1173:The Straits Times
1120:The Straits Times
1067:The Straits Times
1041:The Straits Times
1012:The Straits Times
955:The Straits Times
929:The Straits Times
851:The Straits Times
800:The Straits Times
773:The Straits Times
716:The Straits Times
677:"East Coast Park"
632:Changi Beach Park
557:The Straits Times
500:Coastal Playgrove
452:gaming machines.
294:The Straits Times
112:
111:
3627:
3327:Southern Islands
3230:
3195:
3188:
3181:
3172:
3171:
3150:Marina City Park
3075:Mount Faber Park
2932:Offshore islands
2775:Yishun Pond Park
2735:Mount Emily Park
2603:Tiong Bahru Park
2499:Art and heritage
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3140:Bidadari Garden
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3070:Kent Ridge Park
3057:Southern Ridges
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2896:Nature reserves
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2690:Bedok Town Park
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2659:West Coast Park
2639:East Coast Park
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2571:Lakeside Garden
2566:Japanese Garden
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2368:"Raintree Cove"
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