Labrador Park: Labrador Nature Reserve 91 Labrador Villa Road Singapore 119190

Labrador Nature Reserve or Labrador Park is located in southern Singapore and is home to the only rocky sea-cliff locally that is accessible by the public.

Labrador Nature Reserve or Labrador Park Singapore Overview

The Labrador Nature Reserve is an oasis of peace and natural beauty, built on the edge of a secondary forest with a prime vantage point of the cliff-side vegetation and a lovely view of the sea.

If you want to observe local creatures in their natural habitat in Singapore, you can expect that kind of one-of-a-kind experience when you visit the Labrador Nature Reserve or Labrador Park, which is home to more than 70 different bird species, 11 different butterfly species, and a wide variety of tree species.

Map of Labrador Park

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Activities to do at Labrador Nature Reserve or Labrador Park Singapore

There are multiple different activities that you can do at Labrador Park depending whether you are going there as a group of adults or with your child or children.

Talk a walk through the Labrador nature and coastal walk

As Labrador Nature Reserve’s name suggests, you can appreciate nature at Labrador Park Singapore. Black mangrove species, which are essential to Singapore’s biodiversity, may be found along the Berlayer Creek boardwalk trail, and coastal cliff vegetation can be found there too. You might also try to hike the Coastal Path & Nature Path inside the Labrador Nature Reserve, which is just moderately difficult. If you like nature, coastal and boardwalk trail, or to hike, this is the activity to do for you at Labrador Park.

Bird watching at Labrador Nature Reserve

Labrador Nature Reserve park, which is teeming with wildlife, is a favorite hangout for outdoor enthusiasts in Singapore – both for locals and tourists. Visitors to Labrador Park frequently hear the melodies of several bird species, such as the Oriental Magpie-robin and Black-naped Oriole.

Learn about Labrador Park history – sightsee the remnants of Singapore’s historical war relics from World War 2

Want to visit the location of a real World War 2 (WW2) fort in Singapore? You can find fascinating historical war sites and attractions at Labrador Park, such as a fort constructed in 1878 to protect Keppel Harbour of Singapore and used during World War 2. Learn and experience history here at Labrador Park.

Check out the Labrador Park abandoned house

There is an abandoned house within Labrador Park. This place can give children creepy vibes, so make sure to only go with adults.

Exercise

This Singapore nature park is filled with exercise stations for people who want to workout and exercise. A jogging path that circles Labrador Park provides an attractive workout route.

Having your kid or kids play at the Labrador Park playground

Near the Dragon’s Tooth Gate within Labrador Park, there is a small play area with swings, a see-saw, and a merry-go-round as well as sand for digging.

You will find a newer, larger playground with slides, a fireman’s pole, a maze, and entertaining tunnels to crawl through on the other side of Labrador Park if you continue along the road along the water (past the restrooms and snack vending machines).

Labrador jetty fishing

Fishing aficionados in Singapore can catch a variety of fish species along the promenade’s shoreline within Labrador Park. At the back area of the Labrador jetty, fishing is permitted.

Dine at Tamarind Hill Restaurant

People who appreciate exquisite dining should think about dining at Tamarind Hill Restaurant which is located within Labrador Park. Tamarind Hill Restaurant serves both traditional and modern Siamese cuisine and is housed in a refurbished historic colonial bungalow in Singapore within the premises of Labrador Park. The majority of the food on the menu is Thai and Burmese, and there is also a wide selection of alcoholic beverages such gins, wines, and cocktails. One of Singapore’s most romantic outdoor dining locations, Tamarind Hill Restaurant at Labrador Park is perched atop a hill at the top of a flight of steep stairs and gives lovely views of both the sea to the South of Singapore and the surrounding forest of Labrador Park.

Enjoy BBQ buffet at The Three Peacocks @ Labrador Park

The Three Peacocks @ Labrador Park is the largest outdoor BBQ seafood and meat buffet in Singapore, and is a popular hotspot for tourists and locals in Singapore. If you enjoy eating BBQ buffet food and alfresco food dining, then you need to visit The Three Peacocks @ Labrador Park for sure.

Labrador Park picnic

If you want to have a picnic at Labrador Park, there is a lot of shade along the lovely promenade. Just make sure to pick up your items and throw your trash after.

Enjoy a staycation at the Labrador Park hotel also called Villa Samadhi Singapore

Villa Samadhi Singapore, which is the hotel at Labrador Park, is a 20-room boutique hotel located in a colonial building which exudes old Malayan Charm. Villa Samadhi is a 4 star hotel.

Cycling

While there are no bicycle rental stores here, you are free to bring your own bicycle and cycle along at Labrador Park with your family or friends.

How to go to Labrador Park

Wondering how to go to Labrador Park? There are 2 main ways you can get to the park.

Take the MRT and alight at the Labrador Park MRT station and walk

You can easily visit here by taking the MRT to Labrador Park MRT station and alight. From there, you can walk on over to the park itself.

Drive and use the parking at the Labrador Park car park

You can use any car park, as there are several of them there.

As you can see from the above, there is car park A, car park B, car park C and also a car park 1. As carpark A is significantly further from the other parking areas, you should first decide which part of Labrador Park you wish to visit before heading over to the desired carpark.