Sengkang Riverside Park
North East
Sengkang Riverside Park is a 21-hectare riverine park located at Anchorvale Street and Fernvale Street beside Sungei Punggol in Singapore. Opened in November 2008, the park integrates urban planning with water resource protection, earning it the ABC Waters Certification. One of its highlights is the Sengkang Floating Wetland, officially opened in 2010, designed with a "fruitful" theme and serving as a natural rainwater filter and wildlife habitat. The park features a unique Fruit Tree Trail with 16 different fruit tree species, including some rare ones not commonly found in local supermarkets. Facilities include a covered Visitor Centre offering shelter, public toilets, and vending machines, as well as cycling and exercise areas with various resting points. The Civic Event Lawn hosts community events, making the park a vibrant recreational space. Easily accessible via the Sengkang LRT line and with parking available, it is a favored spot for nature lovers and families.
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Astuce: Visit during weekdays or mornings for a quieter experience and to observe local wildlife attracted by the floating wetland. Consider purchasing tickets or passes online if planning to use the adjacent sports centre facilities. The park offers shaded resting spots, so bring water and wear comfortable footwear for walking or cycling. Check the weather forecast as the Visitor Centre provides shelter during rain. Discounts may be available for seniors and students on related activities or events.
Faits intéressants
- •The Sengkang Floating Wetland covers about half the size of a football field and was designed with a "fruitful" theme.
- •The floating wetland acts as a natural filter for rainwater and supports habitats for fish, birds, and dragonflies.
- •The Fruit Tree Trail includes 16 different species, some very rare locally, such as the Ordeal Tree and Elephant Apple.
- •The park has earned the ABC Waters Certification for integrating urban planning with water resource protection.
Histoire
Sengkang Riverside Park was officially opened to the public in November 2008 as part of Singapore's initiative to integrate urban spaces with natural water resource management.
In November 2010, the Sengkang Floating Wetland was inaugurated by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, enhancing the park's ecological function by filtering rainwater and providing habitats for wildlife.
Over the years, the park has become a model for sustainable urban park development, combining recreation with environmental education and biodiversity conservation.
Guide du lieu
Sengkang Floating Wetland2010
A half-football-field-sized constructed floating wetland connecting the park with the Sengkang Sports Centre. It naturally filters rainwater through aquatic plants and provides habitats for diverse wildlife, including fish and birds.
Fruit Tree Trail
A trail along the constructed wetlands featuring 16 different fruit tree species, some rare and not commonly found in local supermarkets. Trees include Mangosteen, Pomelo, Java Olive, and Starfruit among others.
Visitor Centre
A covered central meeting point in the park providing shelter from weather, public toilets, and vending machines for visitor convenience.
Civic Event Lawn
An open lawn area within the park used for hosting community events and gatherings, enhancing the park's role as a social and recreational hub.
Contact
Téléphone: 1800 471 7300