# Completion of more parks and park connectors from 2025 to 2030 - **Source:** Ministry of National Development - **Published:** 2025-03-05T08:00:00.000Z - **Author:** Ministry of National Development - **Original:** https://www.mnd.gov.sg/newsroom/press-releases/view/completion-of-more-parks-and-park-connectors-from-2025-to-2030 - **Topics:** Government & Policy, Investment & Capital Markets, Sustainability & PropTech ## Featured rationale Expanded green-space access may enhance neighbourhood liveability and could influence buyer preferences for homes near new parks, recreational routes and nature corridors. ## AI summary NParks plans to complete more than 25 parks covering over 170 ha and over 50 km of park connectors between 2025 and 2030. ## Original article As part of efforts to transform Singapore into a City in Nature, the National Parks Board (NParks) has been conserving and extending Singapore’s natural capital island-wide through four key strategies: Expanding the Nature Park Network Intensifying nature in gardens and parks Restoring nature into the urban landscape Strengthening connectivity between Singapore’s green spaces To that end, NParks has achieved its target set in 2021 under the Singapore Green Plan (SGP) 2030 of developing 130 ha of new parks by 2026 – a year ahead of schedule. NParks has also established 391 km of park connectors as of end-2024, making it even more accessible and convenient for Singaporeans to walk, cycle and explore nature easily. Altogether, this allows Singaporeans to benefit from greater access to nature and its associated benefits to health and well-being. Looking ahead, NParks will continue to establish additional green spaces and enhance connectivity island-wide, so as to expand the variety of nature-based recreational offerings across the island. NParks will be increasing the number of parks in the development pipeline, with an additional eight parks and 13 km of park connectors. With this, between 2025 and 2030, the public can look forward to the completion of more than 25 parks, which total over 170 ha, and over 50 km of park connectors. NParks will also be undertaking concept studies for over 100 ha of potential park development area. These efforts will provide Singaporeans with greater access to nature, promoting health and well-being through our green recreational spaces. As NParks expands its network of parks, more therapeutic landscapes and pro-health features will be incorporated where feasible, to enrich the public’s interactions with nature and amplify nature’s therapeutic benefits. For instance, parkgoers can enjoy new therapeutic gardens at upcoming parks such as Teachers’ Estate Park. These will add to the 17 existing therapeutic gardens within our parks, and will contribute to our target of establishing 30 therapeutic gardens across Singapore by 2030. Upcoming parks and park connectors (2025 to 2030) The eight new parks in the development pipeline include parks at Farrer Park, Spottiswoode, and Woodgrove, which will be nestled within the heartlands, bringing residents even closer to nature. Park at Farrer Park Located within a larger integrated development at Farrer Park, this upcoming park will provide spaces for the community to engage in social and recreational activities amidst nature, with features such as a nature play area, jogging track, open lawn and therapeutic landscape elements. Park at Farrer Park Located within a larger integrated development at Farrer Park, this upcoming park will provide spaces for the community to engage in social and recreational activities amidst nature, with features such as a nature play area, jogging track, open lawn and therapeutic landscape elements. Artist’s impression of park at Farrer Park(Credit: SportSG) Artist’s impression of park at Farrer Park (Credit: SportSG) With these eight new parks in the development pipeline, more than 25 parks will be completed over the next five years. This includes parks such as Teachers’ Estate Park and Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park. Teachers’ Estate Park The approximately 8 ha Teachers’ Estate Park will link the Central Catchment Nature Reserve to Khatib Nature Corridor. The new park will comprise an existing forested hillock, a therapeutic garden and a nature playgarden. Teachers’ Estate Park The approximately 8 ha Teachers’ Estate Park will link the Central Catchment Nature Reserve to Khatib Nature Corridor. The new park will comprise an existing forested hillock, a therapeutic garden and a nature playgarden. Artist’s impression of Teachers’ Estate Park (Credit: NParks) Artist’s impression of Teachers’ Estate Park (Credit: NParks) Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park One of the richest wetlands in Singapore, Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat is ecologically linked to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve and will enhance the Wetland Reserve’s capacity in wetland and migratory shorebird conservation. The approximately 72.8 ha Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park will include new nodes, trails and bird hides for wildlife observation while minimising impact on the mudflat. Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park One of the richest wetlands in Singapore, Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat is ecologically linked to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve and will enhance the Wetland Reserve’s capacity in wetland and migratory shorebird conservation. The approximately 72.8 ha Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park will include new nodes, trails and bird hides for wildlife observation while minimising impact on the mudflat. Artist’s impression of proposed Sungei Kranji node at Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park (Credit: NParks) Artist’s impression of proposed Sungei Kranji node at Mandai Mangrove and Mudflat Nature Park (Credit: NParks) Furthermore, to strengthen the connectivity between Singapore’s green spaces and enhance their accessibility, NParks will continue to expand our network of park connectors. Between 2025 and 2030, over 50 km of park connectors will be completed. These include park connectors at Yishun Avenue 1, Bukit Panjang North and Pioneer Road North. NParks is also working with other agencies to study additional park connector routes and will share more on these segments when ready. All these efforts go beyond simply increasing greenery. Rather, they enrich our everyday experiences with nature. With the scenic nature trails to biodiversity-rich green corridors, and the island-wide recreational routes that NParks is also establishing, such as the Round Island Route, the public will now have more opportunities to walk or cycle in natural spaces. Residents can look forward to more communal spaces with greater opportunities for relaxation, recreation and well-being, all within our City in Nature. ## Chinese translation > Translation model: grok_cli ### 2025年至2030年将落成更多公园与公园连接道 作为将新加坡打造成“花园中的城市”努力的一部分，国家公园局（NParks）一直通过四大关键策略，在全岛范围保育并拓展新加坡的自然资本： 扩展自然公园网络 强化花园与公园中的自然元素 将自然重新融入城市景观 加强新加坡各绿色空间之间的连通性 为此，国家公园局已达成其于2021年在《新加坡绿色发展蓝图（SGP）2030》下设定的目标——到2026年开发130公顷新公园——并提前一年完成。截至2024年底，国家公园局亦已建成391公里公园连接道，使新加坡人更方便、更便捷地步行、骑行并轻松亲近自然。综合而言，这让新加坡人得以更好地接触自然，并受益于其对健康与身心福祉的相关益处。 展望未来，国家公园局将继续增设绿色空间并提升全岛连通性，以丰富全岛基于自然的休闲体验种类。国家公园局将增加开发管道中的公园数量，额外新增八座公园及13公里公园连接道。据此，在2025年至2030年期间，公众可期待超过25座公园落成，总面积逾170公顷，以及超过50公里的公园连接道。国家公园局亦将对超过100公顷的潜在公园发展区域开展概念研究。这些举措将为新加坡人提供更多亲近自然的机会，并通过绿色休闲空间促进健康与身心福祉。 随着国家公园局扩展其公园网络，在可行情况下将纳入更多疗愈景观与促进健康的设施，以丰富公众与自然的互动，并放大自然的疗愈效益。例如，公园访客可在即将落成的公园（如教师园邸公园）享用新的疗愈花园。这些将在现有公园内17座疗愈花园的基础上进一步增加，并有助于实现到2030年在新加坡设立30座疗愈花园的目标。 即将落成的公园与公园连接道（2025年至2030年） 开发管道中的八座新公园包括位于花拉公园、史柏士活与胡木林的公园；这些公园将坐落于组屋区中心，让居民更贴近自然。 花拉公园处公园 这座即将落成的公园位于花拉公园一处更大的综合发展项目内，将为社区提供在自然环境中开展社交与休闲活动的空间，并设有自然游乐区、慢跑径、开放草坪及疗愈景观元素等设施。 花拉公园处公园 这座即将落成的公园位于花拉公园一处更大的综合发展项目内，将为社区提供在自然环境中开展社交与休闲活动的空间，并设有自然游乐区、慢跑径、开放草坪及疗愈景观元素等设施。 花拉公园处公园的艺术效果图（鸣谢：SportSG） 花拉公园处公园的艺术效果图 （鸣谢：SportSG） 随着开发管道中这八座新公园的推进，未来五年内将有超过25座公园落成。这包括教师园邸公园以及万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园等。 教师园邸公园 占地约8公顷的教师园邸公园将连接中央集水区自然保护区与卡迪自然走廊。新公园将包含一座现有的林木山丘、一座疗愈花园及一座自然游乐园。 教师园邸公园 占地约8公顷的教师园邸公园将连接中央集水区自然保护区与卡迪自然走廊。新公园将包含一座现有的林木山丘、一座疗愈花园及一座自然游乐园。 教师园邸公园的艺术效果图（鸣谢：国家公园局） 教师园邸公园的艺术效果图 （鸣谢：国家公园局） 万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园 万礼红树林与泥滩是新加坡最丰富的湿地之一，在生态上与双溪布洛湿地保护区相连，并将增强该湿地保护区在湿地与迁徙涉禽保育方面的能力。占地约72.8公顷的万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园将设置新节点、步道及观鸟屋，以便观察野生动物，同时尽量减少对泥滩的影响。 万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园 万礼红树林与泥滩是新加坡最丰富的湿地之一，在生态上与双溪布洛湿地保护区相连，并将增强该湿地保护区在湿地与迁徙涉禽保育方面的能力。 占地约72.8公顷的万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园将设置新节点、步道及观鸟屋，以便观察野生动物，同时尽量减少对泥滩的影响。 万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园拟议双溪克兰芝节点的艺术效果图（鸣谢：国家公园局） 万礼红树林与泥滩自然公园拟议双溪克兰芝节点的艺术效果图 （鸣谢：国家公园局） 此外，为加强新加坡各绿色空间之间的连通性并提升其可达性，国家公园局将继续扩展公园连接道网络。在2025年至2030年期间，将有超过50公里公园连接道落成。其中包括位于义顺第一大道、武吉班让北及先驱路北的公园连接道。国家公园局亦正与其他机构合作研究更多公园连接道路线，并将在相关路段就绪后进一步公布。 所有这些努力远不止于增加绿化。更重要的是，它们丰富了我们日常与自然相处的体验。凭借通往生物多样性丰富的绿色走廊的风景自然步道，以及国家公园局亦在建设的全岛休闲路线（例如环岛路线），公众如今将有更多机会在自然空间中步行或骑行。居民可期待更多公共空间，以及更多放松、休闲与提升身心福祉的机会，这一切都在我们“花园中的城市”之内。