East Coast Park Park

Address: East Coast Park, Singapore - along East Coast Parkway (ECP)

Website: https://www.nparks.gov.sg/gardens-parks/parks-and-nature-reserves/east-coast-park

East Coast Park is a large urban coastal park on Singapore’s southeastern shore, extending along a substantial stretch of reclaimed coastline and serving as a major recreational area for beach, cycling and picnicking activities.

Facilities include dedicated cycling and skating paths, beaches, barbecue pits, playgrounds and food outlets, plus a range of water-sport and leisure rentals. The park’s long promenade and multiple piers make it a common place for evening walks and organized outdoor activities.

The park sits along the southeastern coast of Singapore, bordered by Marine Parade and Bedok planning areas and accessible by several MRT and bus routes that serve the adjacent residential districts.

• Peak times: The park stretches along Singapore’s southeastern shoreline and is busiest at sunset and on weekends, when cycling and barbecue facilities are in high demand.

What to See#

• East Coast Lagoon Park: East Coast Lagoon Park contains beachfront lawns, a large playground and sheltered picnic areas close to food outlets and barbecue sites.
• Marine Cove: Marine Cove is a family-oriented zone with a large children’s playground and nearby food and beverage options.
• Bedok Jetty: Bedok Jetty provides a long fishing jetty and coastal viewing point popular with anglers and sunset watchers.

Accessible via ECP and in-city public transport: Parkway Parade MRT (TT) and by bus routes serving East Coast Park. Cycling and walking paths connect throughout the park; rental kiosks are available at main access points.

• Cycle the eastern shoreline early in the morning for cooler air and minimal crowding.
• Try local hawker centre seafood such as sambal stingray near the beach; it's a local ritual.
• Avoid the midday sun; late afternoon is best for kite-surfing views and sunsets.