Bedok Reservoir Park
A reservoir in eastern Singapore with a 4.3-kilometre running loop and a watersports centre on the water.
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Bedok Reservoir was a sand quarry until the 1980s and is now a reservoir with a park round it, and its main function is exercise: a loop of about four and a half kilometres runs the whole way round and is one of the most used running routes in Singapore, busy from before dawn. Kayaking and dragon boating operate from a watersports centre on the northern shore, and a fitness and adventure park sits at one corner.
What you actually see
- The running loop - a 4.3-kilometre circuit used from before dawn.
- The watersports centre - kayaking and dragon boating on the reservoir.
- The adventure park - a rope course and climbing structures at one corner.
- The birdlife - herons, kingfishers and occasional otters on the water.
When to go
Year round; before dawn and after dark are when the loop is busiest with runners. Midday heat is severe with little shade. Afternoon storms clear the park.
Honest expectations
There is very little shade on the loop and midday is punishing. The park is a fitness facility more than a scenic one. Weekend crowds are heavy.
Nearby
Tampines Eco Green is northeast, and East Coast Park is south.
What to pack for Bedok Reservoir Park
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.