Pasir Ris Park

This park is lovely, it could be a LOT better with a bit more attention. The litter in the mangroves is terrible!!! It’s quite sad to see the birds and other animals navigate the waste.
Also, I went to walk on the little beach and found **large and small glass shards** in two places– very dangerous to small children. There was some strange clay like material in large chunks in the sand, probably washed up from the various industrial ventures happening nearby.
On the positive side, the trees are currently in bloom and make the grassy areas just lovely for a picnic. The bike path also looks great for touring around the park.

I came here when I was on a drive one afternoon and I must declare this park is so spacious and really relieved me. If you go to one of the far sides of the park there is a theme park. There is a beach which allows you to have a soak. If you have a church group or any group be sure to book a place and have a BBQ. If you are the runner and/​or the cyclist type. There are plenty of parking if you drive here. If you are riding the MRT it is better because the park in in the front. I do not see why I cannot get something so nice in the US. If you happen to be in the East side feel free to drop by if you live in North South Central and West. It is really worth your time
The possibilities are endless here.

Pasir Ris Park is the second biggest park in Singapore. It has pretty ample toilet/​bath facilities, barbeque pits as well as children playgrounds. On good days, you may want to play at the beach or go for a cycle (though one round at the park is actually pretty easy to complete). I wouldn’t recommend you to get yourself into the water, because the waters are known to be not very clean.
One good thing about Pasir Ris Park is that it is relatively accessible (public bus 403 from Pasir Ris MRT goes directly to Pasir Ris Park, near the biggest children playground). There are also several chalets and bungalow for rent that is in it or near it. One more place in Pasir Ris Park that makes it a little more special is the mangrove swamp. It isn’t a common sight nowadays so it does intrigue little children who visit the place as they get to see some real live mudskippers. A great hangout for family.

Staying in the east, pasir ris park has always been one of the first few places in mind to take the family out. It’s a great place for the kids to run around and play with their imagination. On a good day, find a good shady spot and you’re ready to have a picnic. Birthday celebrations can also be held in this park with the availability of barbecue pits. Pasir Ris Park has undergone quite a few facelifting and it’s becoming better. it is also near Downtown East so you don’t have to worry if you decided to have a picnic in the last minute, food is always nearby.
All in all, very family friendly and it can be enjoyed with no cost at all!

I stay in Choa Chu kang so I don’t come here unless someone has a party in one of the holiday chalets nearby, but I used to frequent the park while growing up.
The park stretches along our island’s north-​eastern coast near Downtown East and is usually crowded on weekends. After a morning of cycling, my friends and I had a picnic, old fashioned style, with a basket, mat and all. Our little soirée was a stark contrast to the the one a group of students were having just a few metres away. They were equipped with foldable deck chairs, a mini portable grill and an Ipod dock with 2 speakers. What a picnic they had!
After lunch we took the mangrove boardwalk that brought us through the forest over mud crabs and mudskippers. We stopped by the huge playground on the western end of the park to reminisce the good ol’ days just before we left, and I dare say I’d never felt older in my life.

I recently visited Pasir Ris Park for the first time for an evening barbecue and was pleasantly surprised at how quiet and spacious it was! I expected it to be much like ECP, crowded and claustrophobic with all the barbecue pits extremely close together.
On the contrary, Pasir Ris had spacious barbecue pits, big enough to comfortably fit 10 people and two dogs with enough breathing room to move about freely. Beyond the barbecue pits themselves, there was an open grassy area in front facing the water, which made for a nice place for the kids to run about and not be in danger of hurting themselves near the fire.
The only complaint would be the facilities which could use improvement.

Pasir Ris Park is a great place for a picnic or get-​together with family on a weekend. It spans over 70 hectares of land and offers a wide variety of activities from watersports to cycling where bikes and sporting equipment are readily available at reasonable prices.
An iconic part of the park is its playground with flying foxes and a big ‘spider-​net’ where kids can run wild. I loved this place as a child and I still do — its a great place to escape from the busy city that Singapore is and be able to just relax and get in touch with nature. There are also many bbq pits in the area and lots of families camping and having picnics — a very lovely sight!
Some other activities available are pony riding, bird watching and with a beach close by, sand-​castling is also a must!