Park at King’s Dock Singapore’s
Park at King’s Dock Singapore’s

Park at King’s Dock Singapore’s

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Nestled in the heart of the emerging Greater Southern Waterfront, the Park at King’s Dock promises to be a tranquil, eco-conscious escape amid Singapore’s southern skyline. Strategically located near HarbourFront, this new green space is part of the ambitious Labrador Nature Park Network, which connects various ecological and heritage-rich corridors across Telok Blangah, Mount Faber, and Pasir Panjang.


Location & Overview

  • Park Name: Park at King’s Dock
  • Location: HarbourFront / Keppel Bay
  • Address: Near HarbourFront Avenue, adjacent to King’s Dock and The Reef @ King’s Dock
  • Opening Hours: Expected 7:00 am – 7:00 pm daily (TBC upon launch)
  • Entry Fee: Free

The park is a pocket-sized 0.4-hectare space, designed to offer rest, biodiversity, and community access in a high-density urban zone. As part of Singapore’s “City in Nature” vision, it will integrate green elements into urban living while preserving visual access to the historical King’s Dock, one of the oldest dry docks in the region.


Facilities

Though compact in size, the Park at King’s Dock is expected to feature:

  • Coastal landscaping with native plants
  • Rest shelters and shaded seating
  • Pedestrian and cycling links to nearby Southern Ridges trails
  • Interpretive signage highlighting the historical and marine significance of King’s Dock
  • Observation points for city and seafront views

Its thoughtful design aligns with the Green Mark Platinum standards, ensuring sustainability through efficient water usage, minimal lighting pollution, and ecological preservation.


Things to Do

While modest in scope, the park will serve as a gateway to a rich variety of outdoor experiences:

  • Explore the Marine Life at the nearby floating deck of The Reef
  • Join the Southern Ridges trail, connecting Telok Blangah Hill Park and Mount Faber
  • Capture city and sea views with the iconic King’s Dock as your backdrop
  • Learn local maritime history through curated storyboards and exhibits
  • Unwind amid greenery before shopping or dining at VivoCity
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How to Get There

  • Nearest MRT Station: HarbourFront MRT (NE1/CC29)
  • Bus Services: 10, 30, 57, 100, 131, 143
  • Parking: Available at VivoCity or HarbourFront Centre

Pedestrians can easily access the park from HarbourFront Avenue, with seamless connections to the Maritime Square promenade and Southern Ridges via Henderson Waves and Mount Faber Loop.


Website & Updates

Official NParks listing and park updates will be published here:
www.nparks.gov.sg

For development previews:
Greater Southern Waterfront Plans


Why It Matters

As one of the first new parks within the Greater Southern Waterfront, Park at King’s Dock is a vital piece in Singapore’s long-term blueprint to integrate liveable, sustainable, and heritage-sensitive developments across its southern coast.

Whether you’re a nature lover, urban explorer, or resident of Telok Blangah, this park offers a serene new public space with sweeping views, ecological charm, and strong connectivity.

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