Recommendations for outdoor activity in Singapore
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I am thinking of bring my daugther and wife
for some fun outdoor activity.
Any recommendation?
Any one walked the Southern Ridge or try any outdoor activities mention
Or any recommendation for outdoor activities that is fun.
I found this web site when I was searching for outdoor activities in Singaore http://www.best-singapore-guide.com/singapore-outdoor-activities.html
Anybody try those activities mention at the above web site before? -
Ivanlew:
Hi,I am thinking of bring my daugther and wife
for some fun outdoor activity.
Any recommendation?
Any one walked the Southern Ridge or try any outdoor activities mention
Or any recommendation for outdoor activities that is fun.
I found this web site when I was searching for outdoor activities in Singaore http://www.best-singapore-guide.com/singapore-outdoor-activities.html
Anybody try those activities mention at the above web site before?
Believe u must be looking for adventure outdoor activities?? Ya, brought my kids to walk on southern ridge, a short route though, been to the Hort Park, view the indoor plants, outdoor plants, brought them to the playground there.... When walking thru the trail, can actually feel the nature close to us. I would also prefer hiking at Bukit Timah Hill. Can really feel the fresh air, the green nature, BUT, stamina not so good, so dun go there often.
Recently, recommended by colleague to Marina Barrage, less adventure there, but kids enjoy very much. Within a month, we have been there for 4 times. A new outing destination for us, still can feel the freshness of it. First, can't miss the water playgound for kids. Second, walk thru the gallery to view on WATER and ITS CONSERVATION. Lastly, picnic at the rooftop, where both hubby and i can rest on the mat with food (pack from home, brought tidbits....), the kids can kick ball, blow bubbles. Can fly kite too. I am not a good FLYER, so havent got chance to do so with kids. But they ever flew kite with their uncle. They will play with other kids they meet there. Introduce each other and can play together. Build their social life too. Juz been there yesterday, and can view partial fireworks from NDP rehearsel.
I go to places with less cost incurred, free admisson/entry is the best. No choice lah, every cents count. Other outdoor activities include, visiting fish farm (Qianhu at Sungei Tengah or the other one at Neo Tiew), animal farm (Farmart at Sungei Tengah or Animal Resort at Seletar Farmway). These are less remote or rather ulu places.
Can consider spending with yr loved ones.... -
http://www.forestadventure.com.sg
This one must pay but heard it is good fun if you are the sporty type... -
Hi Luvkid,
Thanks for your suggestion Marina Barrage look good will go there. -
Ivanlew:
Dun mention. Remember to get ready water,can be plain or flavoured, food (sandwich, or whip up a simple fried bee hoon/rice & finger food, tidbits) and stuffs for your girl. Have a great time there!! :celebrate:Hi Luvkid,
Thanks for your suggestion Marina Barrage look good will go there. -
hi there, wondering where this marine barrage is? I like the idea of a nice picnic! How’s the weather here? And are there any summer/ holiday camps here in Singapore for children? I like the Singapore Education System very much.
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Well weather here is hot and humid most of the year. Do prepare for rain and sun any time. Marine Barrage is near Marina MRT station (not really walking distance)
There is a free shuttle bus that goes there from the train station if you don't intend to drive there. Their website have the details.
http://www.pub.gov.sg/marina/location/Pages/default.aspx
Some outdoor places that are interesting to go
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Jacob Ballas Childrens Garden
HSBC tree top walk
Labrador Nature Reserve
http://www.nparks.gov.sg/
Sungei Buloh
http://www.sbwr.org.sg/ -
it is not the venue but the company :celebrate:
additional research for you -->
http://wildsingaporehappenings.blogspot.com
http://seenthisscenethat.blogspot.com
http://singaporeplayground.blogspot.com/
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I brought my family to the goat farm, the frog farm and the vegetable farm in the Lim Chu Kang Area.
It's actually quite fun, as we got to see things that normal city folk don't get to see.
The frog farm has a tour guide as well.
u can check out the details here:
http://edunloaded.blogspot.com/2009/09/farm-activities-for-children-part-1.html -
Hort park is a really nice place. Or you can try Normanton Park and then walk to Hort park.
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