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Bedok Reservoir Park
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Bedok Reservoir Park

In shortBedok Reservoir Park is free to enter and open 24 hours, along Bedok Reservoir Road. Checked October 2026.

Nature · free

Duration

2 hours

The take

A reservoir park in the east where you can jog the loop or hire a kayak from the water-sports centre. The park is free; the PAssion Wave sit-on-top kayaks are ticketed. Stay for sunset, when the path empties out.

Good to know

Free park with a 4.3km jogging loop

PAssion Wave kayak hire costs extra

Finding it: Bedok Reservoir Park, a short walk from Bedok Reservoir MRT, or start from the water-sports centre

Hours checked October 2026

Before you go

How far is Bedok Reservoir Park from the MRT?

Bedok Reservoir MRT is a 200m walk from the park, which lies along Bedok Reservoir Road. Carparks A and B hold 91 and 83 cars and both charge parking fees, so the train is the easy way in. The gravel track around the water is 4.3km, and our Bedok Reservoir loop adds a zipline over the water.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026

When can I hear the songbirds at Bedok Reservoir Park?

NParks points visitors to the bird singing area on weekend mornings, when songbirds sing in wooden cages raised high on bird poles. A floating deck near the area sits out on the reservoir itself, a calm place to sit with the singing behind you and the water ahead. Binoculars help if you're hoping for the White-bellied Sea Eagle too.

Sources: National Parks Board

Is Bedok Reservoir Park open at night for a run?

Yes, the park is open 24 hours, so the 4.3km gravel loop works for a run before sunrise or after dark. NParks lists the park as wheelchair accessible and elderly friendly, and it describes the track as a scenic water view for walks, jogs or runs. For the birds and the floating deck, we'd come in daylight instead.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026

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