Join the community of 24 groups for a fun-filled morning of games, activities and walks!
Saturday, 20 June 2026 · Parkland Green, East Coast Park · 9am – 1pm
A card game featuring real species found around the park, with tips for enjoying nature responsibly.
Coastal and marine specimens with interactive games which answer these questions about marine trash: Does Singapore have marine life worth saving? What pressures do they face? What is marine trash composed of? Where does it come from? What do we do about it?
Interactive quiz on marine environments and biodiversity beyond East Coast Park’s shoreline.
Interactive quiz and card game on horseshoe crabs - one of Singapore’s most ancient coastal residents.
Chat with a Dog Trainer / Behaviourist Booth to learn more about Animal Behaviour and Welfare / Dog Training.
Marine turtles in Singapore.
Living in Nature.
Biodiversity specimens and interactive games on the wildlife of East Coast Park.
Quiz cards, games, and sticker giveaways on how humans and urban otters share East Coast Park.
Singapore’s seafood heritage - aquaculture, fishing culture, and the ecology of local fish species through interactive games.
Touch real mangrove artefacts and explore Singapore’s mangrove ecosystems through mystery box games.
Cycling, wellness and exploration. Ageless Bicyclists is a Singapore-based non-profit social enterprise that uses inclusive cycling programmes to improve the lives of people of all ages and abilities, especially those with disabilities such as autism.
Active mobility safety - quiz and demonstration on safe cycling and active mobility at East Coast Park.
This booth will share about therapeutic horticulture and give the public a chance to try out therapeutic horticulture activities.
This booth will share about providing guidelines and policies for drowning prevention and educating the public on water safety knowledge and training.
Jigsaw puzzles and PUB’s approach for coastal protection.
There will be 3 engaging tabletop games through which the public can learn about the importance of not littering, keeping public toilets clean, and returning trays whilst maintaining table cleanliness.
Students share their Love in Action project - litter picking, weeding, and tree planting at ECP with NParks.
Litter behaviour and environmental education - learn how small actions add up to a cleaner East Coast Park.
There will be info boards to introduce the FoECP to the public.
Scam and crime prevention advisory, available volunteer programmes, plus road safety for every motorist group and pedestrians.
There will be panels containing information on Long Island.
A guided walk exploring the natural and heritage highlights of East Coast Park.
Join us for an intertidal visit to our shores and discover the rich marine ecosystem hidden away in the sand under your feet. Learn about the interesting marine animals and plants and hear interesting stories about them!
Time: 7.30am - 9.30am · Location: Public toilet in front of National Sailing Club (Carpark G)
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A guided bird watching session at East Coast Park - spot resident and migratory birds that call the park home.
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A ~9km Father’s Day family ride in conjunction with ECP Day, featuring inclusive ‘Buddy Bike’ tandems so a child or adult can ride up front. Open to all ages who can cycle - children bring their own bike, adult bikes available for rent. Free to join (donations welcome), with no on-site registration, so please sign up in advance.
Time: 9am - 1pm (registration 8.30am) · Location: Singapore Sports Hub (Stadium MRT Exit B)
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Join a community litter-pick along East Coast Park - all cleanup tools will be provided, just come along and become part of the story of our East Coast.
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A Nature & Heritage Walk through time at East Coast Park. Join Jerome Lim along parts of a ‘seawall’ he walked as a child - discover former seaside homes and learn how this once exclusive stretch of Tanjong Katong coast was reclaimed into Singapore’s largest park.
Time: 9am - 11.30am · Location: Marine Terrace MRT Exit 5
Registration here
Parkland Green, East Coast Park, Singapore
Take the Thomson-East Coast Line to Marine Parade (TE26), about an 11-minute walk to Parkland Green. Or take the East-West Line to Bedok (EW5) and board Bus 31 or 196 towards East Coast Park.
Services 31, 196, 197 stop along East Coast Park Service Road. Alight near Parkland Green (Area C2).
Enter via East Coast Parkway (ECP) or Marine Parade Road. Carparks available at Parkland Green (C2). Charges apply on weekends.
ECP is fully connected to Singapore's Park Connector Network (PCN). Dedicated cycling paths lead directly to Parkland Green.