Best Free Water Parks for Kids in Singapore

It’s a sunny day, and the kids are feeling hot, so why not go to a water park for some cooling fun? If your kids love screens, playing in the water will show them how much fun physical activities can be compared to virtual games. Luckily, there are many water parks in Singapore, with over 30 options, some free and some you need tickets for. To help you find the best ones without spending time researching, BusyKidd‘s picked out the top free and paid indoor and outdoor playgrounds in Singapore.

Related Reading: Check out our guides to Indoor Playgrounds, East Coast Park and Bird Paradise in Singapore.

Buangkok Square Water Park

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The newest water park on our list just opened in March 2024 in the east! Buangkok Square Water Park is the Integrated Aquatic Theme Satellite Park. This water park has two main areas: one with a splash pad for older kids aged six to 12 and another with wet play for kids aged two to five. You’ll find incredible stuff like a big dragonfly spray fountain, a tunnel with spray jets to run through, and many other wet features throughout the park. There are toilets and places to change nearby. And if you’re not in the mood for water fun, there’s a dry playground next to it!

• Where: Buangkok Square Park Water Park, Buangkok Crescent
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Wildlife Water Playground Area at Tampines 1

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The rooftop water playground at Tampines 1 is all about wildlife fun! Kids can enjoy lots of slides, pools, and fountains to splash around in. They’ll love the animal-shaped bushes and the play areas with arctic themes featuring polar bear and seal slides. And here’s another great thing: there’s a shaded spot where you can take a break from the sun for a while.

• Where: Wildlife Water Playground, Level 6, 10 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529536
• Opening hours: Mon from 4 pm to 8 pm, Tue-Sun from 12 pm to 8 pm
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Northpoint City Water Park

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The wet playground at Northpoint City might not be as fancy as some others, but it’s got excellent water park slides! This aquatic-themed water park also has a splash bucket, water jets, and fountains to keep the kids busy for hours. Showers are nearby, so everyone can clean up after playing in the water. And hey, parents, there are seating areas for you, too, if you need a rest and want to watch!

• Where: Water Park, Northpoint City, Level 4, 930 Yishun Avenue 2, Singapore 769098
• Opening hours: Daily from 10.30 am to 9.30 pm
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Lower Seletar Reservoir Waterpark in Singapore

While this water park is famous for activities like kayaking and dragon boating, it also has a fun water play area called Family Bay. Kids can enjoy a mini river, water mill, and bioswale rain garden here. If fishing interests your little ones, they can try it, too. Rumor has it that plenty of big fish like snakeheads and tilapias are swimming in the waters here!

• Where: Lower Seletar Reservoir Water Park, bounded by Yishun Ave 1 and Lentor Avenue, Yishun, Singapore 786568
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Marina Barrage Water Park

Marina Barrage Water Park is the place to be if you want relaxed water fun! It has a large wading area that kids absolutely love. The water is shallow, which is excellent for little ones. You won’t find any water cannons here, so no worries about getting soaked, but brave kids can run through lots of water jets for a thrill. And while you’re there, don’t forget to glance up and admire the kites flying from the nearby Green Roof!

• Where: Marina Barrage Water Park, 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951
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Coastal PlayGrove Water Playground at East Coast Park

Exciting news – Coastal PlayGrove has water play too! After the kids have had a blast at the play tower nearby and worked up a sweat, they can cool down and have some fun in the wet play zone. There are several wading pools to explore, perfect for splashing around. Plus, changing facilities are nearby, so cleaning up after the water fun is a breeze. Here’s a tip: visit later in the day to see the water jets light up in the evening for an extra magical experience!

• Where: Coastal PlayGrove Water Playground, 902 East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449874
• Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 8 am – 8 pm. Closed on Mondays 
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Water Park at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park Adventure

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The Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park water park stands out from the usual water play areas. You won’t see bright plastic structures or wild buckets splashing every few minutes here. Instead, water flows at the ground level and is made from recycled water. Kids can run, jump, and splash around freely. What’s more, there are mini-sluice gates that kids can use to manage the water flow, adding an extra element of fun and learning!

• Where: Water Park, Opposite Blk 223 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Singapore 560223
• Opening hours: Open weekends and PH –  8 am – 11 am, 4 pm – 8 pm
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Play Water Park @ Heights Park at Toa Payoh

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When it comes to water parks, Toa Payoh is hard to beat! There’s something for everyone, from the iconic dragon water playground to ones with dinosaurs and huge slides. And now, you can add Heights Park to the list too. Its nautical-themed water play area is packed with spray guns, ground sprays, and boat and stone sprays, making it an exciting adventure on the high seas. While it might be smaller than some other places, it still packs a punch in the fun department!

• Where: Play Water Park, Blk 144 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310144
• Opening hours: Daily from 8 am to 9 pm
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Gardens By The Bay Children’s Water Park

Kids absolutely love this fantastic water park area nestled in the beautiful Gardens by the Bay. With Disney music playing and exciting fountains, it’s a real treat for the senses. It’s no surprise that it’s a favorite spot on sunny days. There’s even a particular area for little ones, where fish-shaped fountains spray water gently. And there are plenty of seats for parents to relax and enjoy the stunning view of Marina Bay Sands. The main water play area, designed for kids aged six to 12, is awe-inspiring. It reacts to movement with different water effects, making it fun for both kids and parents. Just be careful around the towering orchids—they dump water buckets below. You don’t need a Garden by the Bay Water Park ticket. It’s free.

• Where: Children’s Water Park, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
• Opening hours: Thu-Sun from 9 am to 7 pm (last admission at 6 pm)
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Splash-n-Surf Water Park at Singapore Sports Hub

You’re missing out if you haven’t been to Splash-n-Surf Water Park at the Singapore Sports Hub! It’s got everything for kids aged three to 12: a water play area, a pool just for kids, a lazy river, and even a cool half-pipe. There are sprinklers, slides, and water guns galore, plus a mini merry-go-round swing. If you want to float down the lazy river, rent a tube for S$2. And if you’re feeling brave, you can try surfing on the Stingray half-pipe, but you must be at least 1.2 meters tall!

• Where: Splash and Surf Water Park, 1B Stadium Walk (access from the entrance along Gate 22), Singapore 397690
• Opening hours: Daily from 9 am to 8 pm. Closed on Tue and selected PH
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The 3 House Water Playground at Changi City Point

You’ll find the 3-House Water Playground on the second level of Changi City Point. The wet area has fountains, mini pools, and swings for splashing fun. For older kids, there’s a treetop obstacle trail in the dry area for climbing and crossing. And after all that excitement, kids can explore the landscaped rooftop garden with interactive art installations while they dry off. This water park is perfect for kids under 12 years old!

• Where: The 3 House Water Playground, Changi City Point, 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Singapore 486038

Jetulung Harbour Water Park At Admiralty Link

If you’re willing to travel a bit from Admiralty Park (around 10 to 15 minutes by transportation), you’ll discover a free water park area for kids in Sembawang! It has water jets, guns, sprays, and a splashing bucket. Plus, there’s a sea serpent that spits out water, too! Just press the red button on the pole to kickstart the water fun. Although it’s a small water play area, kids will still have a blast. So go ahead, enjoy the splash!

• Where: Jetulung Harbour Water Park, Blk 488/489 Admiralty Link, Singapore 750488
• Opening hours: Daily from 9 am to 9 pm

Clusia Cove Water Park: Lakeside Garden Jurong

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Jurong Lakeside Gardens is a top choice for a day out with the kids. It’s got everything you need: an entertaining play area, breathtaking views, a coffee shop, and a fantastic water play spot called Clusia Cove! Sure, it might not have all the fancy features of more giant water parks, but the play pools here are fantastic in their own right. We especially love that they imitate tidal patterns, and there’s even sand underfoot to give you that beachy feeling!

• Where: Clusia Cove Water Park, Jurong Lakeside Gardens
• Opening hours: Tue-Sun from 8 am to 7 pm (closed on Mon except for PH)
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Happy Park Water Playground at Waterway Point Directory

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Happy Park is an enormous rooftop water playground on Level 2 of the Waterway Point Directory in Punggol. It’s a combination of wet and dry play areas. You’ll find jet sprays, water curtains, tunnel slides, and trampolines on a padded floor, making it safe and enjoyable for kids of all ages! One of the best parts is the view—it overlooks the serene Punggol Waterway Point Parking, adding to the overall experience.

• Where: Happy Park Water Playground, 83 Punggol Central, Level 2, Singapore 828761
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Oasis Water Park @ Nee Soon East, Yishun

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In the housing estate of Yishun, there’s a community water park with three exciting water play zones. You’ll find a tall circular water curtain and giant board game pieces among them. There’s also an indoor swimming pool in Singapore that is perfect for kids aged two to 12. And hey, parents, you’re invited to join the fun too! Nearby, you’ll find vending machines if you fancy some snacks, along with benches and shade umbrellas for relaxation. Oh, and we also spotted nursing rooms for your convenience!

• Where: Oasis Water Park, 307 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore
• Opening hours: Daily from 9 am to 10 pm
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Dino-themed Water Park at Causeway Point

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Got a little dinosaur enthusiast in the family? Then you’re in for a treat at Causeway Point’s water park! Here, your kiddo can have a blast with all things dino-related. Race down two exciting water slides at the Adventure Volcano and Crater Zone, hop on giant rocks leading to a misty volcano, and dash through a two-meter hollow dinosaur rib cage at the Fossil Spray and Toddler Dino Zone. With various water features to splash around in, plenty of giggles will be guaranteed! And when the sun goes down, the fun doesn’t stop—the neon lights come on for an extraordinary experience. After a day of imaginative play, you can freshen up in the rinse area.

• Where: Dino-themed Water Park, Causeway Point, Level 7, 1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099
• Opening hours: Daily from 10 am to 9 pm
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kidzPLAY Water Park Singapore @ SkyGarden

The kidzPLAY @ SkyGarden water park in Singapore is back open in the NEX shopping mall, and it’s got some cool pirate stuff now!

This rooftop water park is loved by people who live nearby. It’s got lots of space to play, with a giant pirate ship, a huge octopus, three slides, water fountains, and other fun stuff. There’s even a trampoline that’s sunk into the ground, so kids can jump on it as much as they want.

• Where: kidzPLAY Water Park, 23 Serangoon Central,  Singapore 556083
• Opening hours: Daily from 11 am to 7 pm

Splash Water Park @ Kidz Amaze (SAFRA Punggol)

Escape the heat at the fantastic indoor water park – Kidz Amaze in Punggol. Splash Water Park @ Kidz Amaze offers over 24,000 square feet of water fun, with five slides, a themed splash area, Safra swimming pool, and many play areas. It’s the perfect spot for a day out with your kids. Plus, they have party rooms next to the water park if you plan a birthday party!

• Where: Splash Water Park, 9 Sentul Crescent, Punggol, Singapore 828654
• Opening hours: Daily 1 pm – 7 pm (Mon – Fri), 10 am – 9 pm (Sat & Sun)
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Wild Wild Wet Singapore Water Park

Wild Wild Wet is the biggest water park in Singapore, located in Pasir Ris, and it’s packed with fun for everyone, from kids to adults! Some top attractions include the exciting Shiok River, the thrilling Tsunami pool, two fantastic water parks for kids, and many exhilarating water slides like Ular-lah and Slide Up for the real daredevils! Don’t worry if you have little ones—they have a safe, shallow area to splash around, and life jackets are available for adults and kids. Just remember that attractions like ‘Slide Up’ and ‘Professor’s Water Playground’ are closed for maintenance and upgrades.

• Where: Wild Wild Wet Water Park, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
• Wild Wild Wet Opening hours: Daily 12 pm – 6 pm (Mon – Fri), 11 am – 6 pm (Sat & Sun, SH, PH)
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Adventure Cove WaterPark Singapore @Resorts World Sentosa

Don’t you know what to do in Sentosa? This Sentosa Water Cove Park is ideal for a fun-filled day out! It has thrilling high-speed water slides, a fantastic kids’ water park, and a Rainbow Reef where you can snorkel alongside 20,000 friendly fish! The Adventure River is a highlight, featuring 14 themed zones, including a jungle garden, grotto caves, and overhead fish tanks. Plus, spraying water features and a Big Bucket Treehouse add to the excitement—watch out for the giant bucket tipping over gallons of water! Adventure Cove Water Park tickets start from S$32 for Singapore residents.

• Where: Sentosa Adventure Cove Water Park, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
• Adventure Cove Opening hours: Daily 10 am – 5 pm
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Waterworks Park, Science Centre Singapore

After exploring the Science Centre Singapore, visit the water park—it’s a must! Kids will have a blast splashing around, exploring mechanical water clocks, and navigating through mazes. And don’t miss the giant dryer alarm clock to dry off afterward! Weekday afternoons are the best time to go to avoid crowds. It’s also an excellent opportunity to teach kids about the importance of water conservation while having a ton of fun!

• Where: Waterworks Park, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
• Opening hours: Daily 10 am – 4:30 pm
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Rooftop Water Playground at Tampines 1

There’s a fantastic rooftop water playground at Tampines 1 Mall, and it’s free! Kids will have a blast splashing around in the play space, which features small water slides, sprinklers, and water fountains. But that’s not all! There’s also an excellent arctic-themed area where kids can climb on seals and slide down icebergs. And if they want a break from the water, there’s a dry play area with a slide, too. Don’t worry about getting messy—there’s a wash area to clean up afterward. It’s the perfect spot for some fantastic fun!

• Where: Rooftop Water Playground, 10 Tampines Central Park 1, Singapore 529536
• Opening hours: Daily 12 am – 8 pm, Mondays 4 pm – 8 pm
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HomeTeamNS Bedok Aqua Adventure Water Park

You’ll find two thrilling water slides at the Aqua Adventure water park in HomeTeamNS Bedok. It’s the longest indoor water park slide in Singapore. There is an 85-meter black hole tube slide! This water park is brought to you by the same team behind Adventure HQ, one of our favorite indoor spots featuring obstacle courses and rock climbing for older kids and teens. At HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, Aqua Adventure offers wet and dry activities, including an indoor aquatic challenge rope course and climbing walls. It’s the perfect place for exciting adventures in and out of the water!

• Where: HomeTeamNS Bedok Aqua Adventure Water Park, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994
• Opening hours: Tue – Sun, 10 am – 3 pm & 4 pm – 9 pm, Lazy Monday – closed
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Compass One Water Playground

The outdoor water park venture at Compass One is a blast! Kids can dash through the water tunnel, zip down the water slide, and beat the heat in style. There’s even a particular area for toddlers, with gentle water fountains to enjoy. It’s an excellent spot for a playdate with your mom’s friends, and the best part is it’s free!

• Where: Compass Mom One Water Playground, Level 4⁠
• Opening hours: Daily, 10 am – 7 pm

Splash Splash Water Park at Singapore Zoo

If you’re heading to the Singapore Zoo, bring the kids’ swimsuits to Splish Splash, the zoo’s water park! It’s got an ever-changing water maze that’s loads of fun. The water park area at KidzWorld in the Singapore Zoo is perfect for cooling off after a day of exploring under the sun. And be sure not to miss the mini water buckets—they’ll give the kids a splashing good time!

• Where: Splash Splash Water Park, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
• Opening hours: Daily 8:30 am – 6 pm
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Egg Splash Water Playground at Bird Paradise

Bird Paradise has something for everyone, with wet and dry play areas for kids! After enjoying the beautiful birds, you can let the kids have fun. Inside Bird Paradise, there’s an egg-themed water park featuring shallow pools, water jets, and even a mini water slide. It’s the perfect way to add some playtime excitement to your visit!

• Where: Egg Splash Water Playground, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
• Opening hours: Daily 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
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VivoCity Sky Water Park Play

VivoCity’s water park play area is located on the rooftop level of the mall. This one is a relaxing shallow pool, unlike other water playgrounds with slides, fountains, and sprayers. Kids can splash around, and parents can dip their toes in the water to cool off. It’s a perfect spot for some laid-back fun and relaxation!

• Where: 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
• Opening hours: Daily 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
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