East Coast Park

East Coast Park is a 180-hectare seafront park stretching over 13km along Singapore's south-east coast, running from the Marine Parade planning area into Bedok. The park sits on land created by the East Coast Reclamation Scheme, which began in April 1966, and it runs beside the East Coast Parkway, the expressway that links the city to Changi Airport.

Most people come to cycle, skate, jog or walk the long coastal track, or to picnic and barbecue by the sea. The park is open 24 hours, and its facilities are grouped into Areas A to G, each with car parks, toilets and food outlets. Named features include the Coastal PlayGrove, the cable ski park, the Xtreme Skatepark and the KPMG Wellness Garden. NParks advises anyone entering the water to cover exposed skin because of jellyfish, and to keep out of areas flooded by high tides or bad weather. The Thomson-East Coast Line stations that opened on 23 June 2024, including Marine Parade, Siglap and Bayshore, serve the estates behind the park.

Some sections are closed for works in late 2026. NParks lists the Area C1 dog run as closed until 6 November 2026 and the footpath to Carpark C4 until 21 November 2026, with land-based site investigation works at selected spots from end September 2026 to the first quarter of 2027.