Have a dog and looking for dog-friendly outdoors spaces for it to run and play in? If you’re looking for where to bring a dog in Singapore, you’ll be glad to know that there are dog parks, dog runs and green spaces scattered across the island.
Dog Runs in Singapore
Bishan Park Dog Run
Managed by NParks, this large, fenced dog run is located right within picturesque Bishan Park, and it gets very busy on the weekends. There’s an area especially designated for bigger dogs, too. It’s located beside Car Park A with various food spots close by if you’re craving a nice meal after your run.
Along Bishan Road and Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1
Clementi Woods Park Dog Run
Set on a gentle slope, this large space will provide ample of space for your dog to run and exercise.
Along West Coast Road, next to West Coast Plaza
Jurong Lake Gardens Dog Run
The dog run is one of the larger dog-friendly spaces on the island, consisting of 2,200 square metres. There are grassy hills for hounds to explore, plus areas for washing dogs and more. It’s open from 8am to 10pm daily.
Within Jurong Lake District
K9 Park at NEX
Located on the rooftop of the mall next to Pet Safari, this dog run is an old favourite, featuring poles and hurdles for your pooch. There are also separate enclosures for small and large dogs, keeping things nice and safe for everyone. Note: You have to take the Pets Lift or the outdoor escalator to go directly up.
Level 4R, Nex, 23 Serangoon Central
Katong Park Dog Run
This dog run is small, fenced and has some agility facilities. Gather up a few of your friends with dogs to get together and have your own little party!
Junction of Fort and Meyer Road
Koon Seng Park Dog Run
Just a stone’s throw from the iconic Peranakan shophouses in Joo Chiat, there’s a cosy dog run in this park.
Junction of Koon Seng Road and Tembeling Road
Punggol Park Dog Run
This park has everything you need for a fun, family day out with your pup. Your dog can play off-leash and socialise with other dogs in its enclosed dog run
Junction of Hougang Avenue 8 and 10
Punggol Waterway Park Dog Run
There’s a self-contained space for your dog to run off-leash. Outside of this, head to the Green Gallery to admire some flora and fauna along the way or the Heritage Zone to take a glimpse into the past.
Along Sentul Crescent Road
Sembawang Park Dog Run
Dogs big and small will enjoy bounding down the gentle slope in this dog run. It’s fairly large, which will give your dog a good workout!
At the northern end of Sembawang Road
Sengkang Riverside Park Dog Run
There’s ample of space for dogs to run and play in this fairly large dog run.
Junction of Anchorvale Street and Sungei Punggol
Tampines Central Park Dog Run
If you’re looking to mingle with other dog-lovers, this is the place. Despite its humble size, this dog run gets a fair share of visitors – mostly regulars and residents, especially on weekday evenings and weekends. Keep in mind that certain large breeds have to be leashed and muzzled at all times.
In front of Block 856, Tampines Street 82
Villa Verde Park Dog Run
This park sits at the edge of the Villa Verde Estate. This smaller and fenced dog run also has a washing bay and benches for paw parents. There are no defined operating hours.
Junction of Choa Chu Kang North 5 and Stagmont Ring Rd
West Coast Dog Run
Located in West Coast Park, this dog run is open to the public at all times with no defined operating hours, although note that lighting hours are only until 7pm. Car Park 1 is the closest to the dog run, and certain large breeds should remain muzzled at all times and kept on leash.
Parallel to West Coast Highway
Yishun Park Dog Run
This triangular dog run is enclosed and on the smaller side. It is along Yishun Avenue 11 and Hopea entrance.
Along Yishun Avenue 11 and Hopea entrance
Dog-friendly parks
You can’t legally let your dog off the lead (although many do with well-behaved pups), but these parks have plenty of green space for roaming around with your pal.
East Coast Park
With tons of scenic coastline, fresh air and plenty of room to run around, East Coast Park is a great afternoon out for your pooch. Weekends get pretty packed with cyclists, runners and picnics, so a weekday or early visit is perfect space-wise.
Along East Coast Parkway and East Coast Park Service Road
Labrador Nature Reserve
Located on the West Coast, relaxed Labrador Nature Reserve has plenty of sea views, green spaces and tall grass to give your dog a lengthy pad around. We like that this spot isn’t too packed, even on weekends.
Along Labrador Villa Road
Botanic Gardens
This central park has plenty of green and hilly spots to explore. The Gardens is the only tropical botanic garden on the UNESCO World Heritage List so it’s definitely worth a visit.
1 Cluny Road
Dog-friendly open spaces – where to bring a dog in Singapore
Bukit Brown Cemetery
One of the largest authentic Chinese cemeteries outside of China, this is a wild green space with beautiful scenery. It’s very peaceful during the week and is often deserted, aside from the occasional dog walker. Please note that due to road constructions, visitors have to use the new access roads into the cemetery that you can refer to on the website.
Lorong Halwa
bukitbrown.com
Coney Island
Gaining much popularity in recent years, Coney Island is an island just off the coast of Singapore, accessible by two bridges on both ends. Still steeped in nature, it’s a perfect spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The western entrance is closest to a car park, and the island closes at 7pm, so make sure you’re out of there by then!
Off Punggol Promenade Nature Walk
The Rail Corridor
Also known as “The Green Corridor”, this 24-kilometre stretch passes through almost the entire length of Singapore. Take a walk in this dog-friendly space and explore the rich variety of flora and fauna.
Marina Barrage
With its Marina Bay Sands backdrop, what’s not to love about Marina Barrage? Spend a day kite-flying or enjoying a picnic with your dog by your side. If you’d like to engage your pup in more physical activity, you could take a run around the area. Just make sure to keep them on the leash at all times to ensure the safety and enjoyment of others.
8 Marina Gardens Drive
The Southern Ridges
The Ridges comprise 10 kilometres of open space that connects Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve. Don’t forget to stop by the Henderson Waves, Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge and snap some photos along the way.
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