The park contains over 100 species of flora and fauna, including macaques and various migratory birds.
It features a wheelchair-accessible slide and an inclusive playground area, making it a pioneer in universal design for public parks in Singapore.
The park connects two distinct zones: an urban parkland zone for play and an extensive nature area for biodiversity conservation.
The Sungei Cina river flowing through the park acts as a corridor for wildlife, linking the interior forests to the Strait of Johor.
Admiralty Park is Singapore's largest park in the north, spanning 27 hectares with a significant focus on nature and recreation. The park features 20 hectares of secondary forest and mangrove habitats along the Sungei Cina river. It houses 26 distinct slides, the highest concentration of slides in any public park in Singapore. The site integrates a large nature area with a multi-purpose play space designed for inclusivity. Accessible trails include a 1.2-kilometre paved track specifically designed for running and walking. The park's terrain is characterized by hilly landscapes that utilize the natural elevation for its playground architecture. It serves as a connector between the Republic Polytechnic and the Woodlands waterfront.
The top of the tallest silver-colored tube slide, which offers a panoramic view of the playground and the surrounding forest canopy.
Bring mosquito repellent as the dense forest areas and mangroves are prone to insects.
Visit during weekdays to avoid peak crowds, as the playground is highly popular with local families on weekends.
Wear comfortable, covered athletic shoes to navigate the hilly paths and the nature trails effectively.
Do not attempt to walk through the muddy mangrove forest during high tide or heavy rain, as paths become slippery and unsafe.
Stay on marked trails to protect the mangrove habitat and respect wildlife by not feeding the monkeys.
