Punggol Waterway Park

In shortPunggol Waterway Park is free to enter and open 24 hours, along Sentul Crescent Road (cuts through the whole of Punggol Town). Checked October 2026.

Nature · free

Duration

2 hours

The take

A picture of new Singapore: a waterway running between HDB blocks, Singapore's public housing, with a breeze off the sea. Rent an SG Bike from a dock along the path, then follow the park connector on to Coney Island for a longer ride.

Good to know

Free, open 24 hours

Jewel, Kelong and Sunrise Bridges, and a park connector towards Coney Island

SG Bike docks along the waterway; it's quietest at sunrise

Finding it: Punggol Waterway Park; enter along Sentul Crescent, near Punggol MRT

Hours checked October 2026

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Before you go

Is Punggol Waterway Park open 24 hours?

Yes, NParks lists Punggol Waterway Park as open 24 hours and wheelchair accessible. Carpark B along Sentul Crescent has 15 car lots, 5 motorcycle lots and one lot for visitors with disabilities, and parking fees apply. Fishing is not allowed in the park, so leave the rods at home.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked November 2026

Which bridges are on the Punggol Waterway Park walk?

Three named bridges cross the waterway: Jewel Bridge, Kelong Bridge and Sunrise Bridge. Jewel Bridge is named for its dome-shaped structure and NParks suggests it for sunset and otter spotting. Sunrise Bridge on the eastern side has the best views of the rising sun. Kelong Bridge is designed after an offshore fishing platform on stilts.

Sources: National Parks Board

How do I reach Punggol Waterway Park by train?

Take the MRT to Punggol or the LRT to Damai; NParks lists both as the nearest stations. Carpark A has 18 car lots and Carpark B 15, both along Sentul Crescent, with fees. From the park you can follow connectors toward Coney Island Park. Punggol Point Park is closed for upgrading works until the end of December 2027.

Sources: National Parks Board