There’s A New Park In Tampines With A Dog Run, Kids’ Cycling Track & Nature Playgarden

Tampines Boulevard Park

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“East side, best side” just got even truer with Tampines Boulevard Park – the latest green space for Easties to explore. While the west section welcomed visitors in September last year, the park is now bigger and better with the newly completed east section – perfect for unwinding, getting active, and soaking up the sun.

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Where is Tampines Boulevard Park located?

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Image credit: Yao Zhong Yue via Google Maps

Surrounded by new and upcoming HDB estates, Tampines Boulevard Park is set to become a go-to family-friendly hangout. Plus, with Tampines Eco Green, Sun Plaza Park, and the Tampines Park Connector nearby, Easties now have even more choices to chill outdoors.

The park itself is split into 2 sections which are divided by Tampines Avenue 12, so whether you’re closer to one side or the other, there’s always a green escape a stone’s throw away.

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What to see & do at Tampines Boulevard Park

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– East section –

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Space for your furbaby to roam freely

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Good news for pawrents – your pup now has a new spot to zoom around leash-free. Located in the east section of the park, the 1,200 sqm fenced dog run is spacious enough for furry friends to sprint, sniff around, and socialise. There are gentle slopes that add to the fun so your doggo can get a good workout while you relax on the sidelines.

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Playground for the little ones

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If you’ve got active kiddos, they will have a blast at the nature playgarden. It comes complete with a swing set, balancing log beams, and stepping stumps – all designed for little adventurers to test their agility.

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Exercise equipment for all ages

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Tampines Boulevard Park knows the drill – there’s no park without a fitness corner. Head to the outdoor exercise area, where everyone from young to old can get in on the action.

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– West section –

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More play areas for kids to run around

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The nature playgarden at the west section is just as exciting, featuring a dragon head slide.

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You’ll also find a sand play area with swings and a rock wall inspired by Tampines’ old sand quarries. It’s a great playground for sensory play, where kids can dig, climb, and explore in a natural setting.

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Fun & safe spot for young riders

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There’s a 60m children’s cycling track that’s just right for little ones to practise their cycling skills too. With its bright tri-colour design, the track makes it fun for kids to ride around while learning the ropes of bike safety. You’ll also spot yellow signs reminding them to wear their helmets – instilling good habits from the get-go.

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Garden to spot flora & fauna

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Image adapted from: NParks

Tucked within the nature playgarden in the west section, the elevated garden is a haven for nature lovers, with plants designed to attract wildlife.

Keep your eyes peeled for the Rattleweed – a shrub with bright yellow flowers and fruit pods that make a sound when shaken, attracting both butterflies and bees. You might also spot the Pink Mempat, a native tree with pretty pink flowers that look like cherry blossoms – no need to plan a trip to Japan for sakura if you’re on a budget or haven’t got it in the cards.

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More ways to get that workout in

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The outdoor fitness area comes with barrier-free exercise equipment, so everyone – regardless of physical ability – can get moving and stay active.

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More reasons to love the East side

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Image credit: Trung Vo via Google Maps

Lush green spaces, family-friendly play areas, and even a spot for your furry friends – Tampines Boulevard Park is yet another reason why Easties have it good. Time to gather the fam, lace up your sneakers, and explore what it has to offer.

Nature enthusiasts will also love:

• Mandai Boardwalk
• Rainforest Wild Asia
• Keppel Coastal Trail

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Cover image adapted from: Yao Zhong Yue via Google Maps, NParks