Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

If you drive a car or ride a bicycle in the north east regions of Singapore, you are more or less familiar or at least heard of yishun dam. It was a perfect weather yesterday, and I decided to hit the roads with my bike and make my way to discovering more of this wonderful yishun dam. Yishun dam was built to separate the sea of the Johor Straits and the fresh water from the lower seletar reservoir. In between it, is a narrow road where many cars and heavy vehicles pass through everyday. In the day, the yishun dam is quiet and you only see less than 5 people on it. Some are fishing, some are just riding their bikes like me or just chilling by the dam. Come at Night, and you see people gathering by the dam and having picnics under the moonlight. Look across the dam and you can see ships at the johor straits, look opposite and you see the pretty reservoir with unblock views of yishun. This place is a jem! #celebratewithtrip

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is a good place for leisure activities, both on land and in water. There’s something for everyone such as Family Bay with a new performance stage, a water play area, a bioswale rain garden and a Heritage Bridge. In addition, we can leisurely strolls or jogs at the park and there is a fishing jetty maintained by PUB thus that anglers may hooks large snakeheads and tilapias swimming in the waters. For in water activity, the park is also a popular venue for kayaking and dragon-boating at the Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre. You may spend a day to visit this beautiful place. #themepark #本地遊 #localtour #nationalpark #naturalwonders

Damage:$8/hour, typically book 2 hrs Personally prefer early morning or evening slots last boat out at 5pm Open daily Hightlights: consider coming to lower Seletar not only for a walk but water sports as well! enjoy the beauty of nature closer to you with friends and family instructions are also given to those new to the sport so just ask 😀 location: can walk for ~10 mins from Khatib mrt or take a bus down from Yishun mrt or grab recommended to bring a change in attire (waterproof shoe wear) in case one gets wet! no shower facilities though lockers are provided Food nearby that can be explored: Chong Pang Nasi Lemak that opens at 5pm till late

#singaporetrip A beautiful, tranquil place to relax and soak in the fresh air, beautiful reservoir scenery and hang out with your loved ones. Great place to take Instagramable pics, let your kids play at the water play area and also check out the plot showcasing urban farming! 📷⛱️🌻🌿🚣 Also a great place to watch the sunrise all year round. nature’s light show starts around 6.15 AM. Bring your camera.

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#2024wish Nestled in the north of Singapore, Lower Seletar Reservoir is a haven of tranquility and recreation. This freshwater reservoir, enveloped by the picturesque Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, offers a diverse range of activities. Anglers frequent its shores, kayakers navigate its calm waters, and families indulge in picnics amidst lush greenery. The reservoir's scenic vistas, particularly during sunrise and sunset, attract photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. Bounded by natural landscapes, it fosters biodiversity, inviting bird watchers to revel in the sight of various avian species. Lower Seletar Reservoir seamlessly blends leisure, nature, and community engagement in a serene, waterfront setting. 📍Lower Seletar Reservoir Bounded by Yishun Ave 1 and Lentor Avenue How To Get There: Lower Seletar Reservoir Park: Nearest Bus Stop (Bus 1N, 39, 85, 85, 851, 852, 853, 853, 854, 855, 857, 858, 965), Nearest MRT station (Khatib MRT), Rower's Bay: Nearest Bus Stop (103, 117) Park Lighting Hours: 7:00pm to 7:00am Venues For Booking: Lawn Area Accessibility Info: Wheelchair accessible Specific Dos and Don'ts: Fishing is only allowed at the designated area.

Location is very accessible using public transportation. Windy place and great for star gazing with special someone as the tree of love is just beside the bench where you can sit and rest for the whole night.

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Located along Yishun Avenue 1, I have driven by this park many times over the years but have never stopped to visit this park. I finally decided to visit this park when I was in the area and i was not disappointed. The first thing one would notice is the long heritage bridge. There are boards explaining the history of the reservoir and it is well worth a read. The views and scenery along the bridge and at the end of the bridge was also quite stunning. After visiting the bridge, can continue walking along the reservoir and you’ll see a water play area for children. There is also a water sports centre where you can rent a kayak to kayak in the reservoir. And towards the end of the park, there is a fishing deck where you can either choose to fish or watch what people are fishing. All in all, a short but scenic hike in one of the lesser visited reservoir parks in Singapore. #gohiking

Evening walk here is wonderful with my 15 months old toddler. We love walking on the bridge and watch the sunset and the clouds. It's a super fantistic place to hang out w family and friends.