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In shortHortPark is free to enter and open daily from 6am to 11pm, at 33 Hyderabad Road. Checked October 2026.

Nature · free

Duration

2 hours

The take

A free, wheelchair-accessible gardening park on the Southern Ridges, with a bee trail to follow. The Forest Walk towards Henderson Waves starts here, which makes it a good first stop on the ridge. Look at the bee hotels, but leave them untouched.

Good to know

Free, 10.7 hectares, 6am–11pm. Wheelchair accessible; carpark with 149 lots (fees apply)

Visitor services Mon–Fri 9am–noon and 1pm–5pm; Sat, Sun and public holidays 8.30am–12.30pm

The Forest Walk to Telok Blangah and Henderson Waves is listed separately; some sections unlit 7pm–7am until 30 November

Finding it: 33 Hyderabad Road. Nearby stations are Labrador Park, HarbourFront, Commonwealth and Queenstown MRT

Hours checked October 2026

Before you go

Can I touch the bee hotels at HortPark?

NParks asks visitors not to touch the bee hotels along the bee trail, because that can disturb the bees. Watch from the path instead, where the Indian Snakeweed, Red Leea and Rose Myrtle flowers draw species such as the Pearly-banded Bee. The butterfly garden trails are close by, and there are more than 10 themed gardens beyond them.

Sources: National Parks Board

Can I fly a drone at HortPark?

Only with approval: to fly at the HortLawn, Hort Centre or Silver Garden you must apply for drone usage at least 2 weeks before the date. NParks does not consider applications sent in later than that, and on-location filming has the same 2-week notice. Allow the notice before you book the flight.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026

What time does HortPark close and where do I park?

HortPark is open from 6am to 11pm and has one carpark, with 149 car lots and 5 bus lots, where parking fees apply. Commonwealth, HarbourFront, Labrador Park and Queenstown MRT are all listed as nearby stations. We'd treat it as the start of the ridge walk toward Henderson Waves, and set off early.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026

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