Places To Walk Near Me With Dog – Pasir Reyes Park is a park that we have only been to a few times. It really affected me, but Mr. P tells me that we used to go there on weekends when it was very busy. And the crowd didn’t surprise me.
We were about to embark on what was later declared Singapore’s longest cold spell (5 days in total) in at least a decade. And cold meant at least 21 to 22 degrees Celsius. We rarely have hot and humid tropical weather.
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The weather was probably cool and a little rainy. Maybe because we were right next to the sea. Maybe it’s the green open space that hasn’t been ravaged by hordes of weekend turkeys.
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Maybe it was all together, but I suddenly felt like I was on vacation and not in Singapore anymore. Yes Yes!
As it was a wet morning, all the dogs were muddy and wet from the puddles. You might think dog walking is all fun and games, but these people have to take the time to clean up their entire pack of 10+ dogs after the walk before taking the dogs home.
The group takes a break before the higher energy dogs continue walking. Those with less energy just relax and rest under the shelter until the whole pack is ready to go.
I try to distract Donna from approaching the other dogs and then I notice these two figures standing behind Donna.
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It looks like Donna wasn’t the only one who was upset. (But I didn’t know what they could/couldn’t eat, so I couldn’t give it to them).
Although this little guy looks like a big dog. 😛 I mean, I’ve heard that huskies and malamutes like to cry, but pugs?
Honestly, I had no idea The Howling Gloom was a thing until I googled The Howling Gloom on YouTube. The result was 89 thousand. I scrolled down and every video has at least 1 howler. Oh my god:
This time we parked at D Pasir Ris Car Park, headed south and crossed the bridge to D’Resort Downtown East. We only explored a small part of this huge park, so I’m looking forward to visiting the park and beach again for more photos.
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Map for Pasir Ris Park, parking and attractions. Cafes in the park include 5 Drunk Bunnies and Georges @ The Cove. They might be dog friendly, but I haven’t confirmed that yet. 😛 Bought or adopted a furry friend in Singapore but are having trouble finding fun new places to go? We hear you. Most of us aren’t lucky enough to have a house with a big old yard, so taking your pup for a walk around the neighborhood is the only way to get his daily exercise. You’ll be happy to know that there are more outdoor spaces for dogs than you might think. Dog parks, runs, and other green spaces are scattered throughout the island, so get out and explore some of these areas with your tail off.
Managed by NParks, this large fenced dog run is located in the beautiful Bishan Park and gets very busy on weekends. There is also a fenced area specially designed for larger dogs. If you want a good meal after your run, it is next to car park A, where there are several food places nearby.
This little dog is fenced and has some agility features. Gather some of your canine friends to get together and throw your own little party.
This kennel in West Bank Park is always open to the public without fixed hours, although please note that the hours are only open until 7pm. Parking lot 1 is closest to the kennels and some large breeds must remain locked and tied at all times.
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This area has been transformed in recent years, and the dog paddling is one of the largest on the island, covering 2,200 square meters. There are grassy holes for dogs as well as dog washing areas and more. It is open daily from 8am to 10pm.
For those unfamiliar with the area, there is a convenient dog run just steps away from Potong Pasir MRT station. Compared to the Bishan Park run, this is a substantial run, perfect if you want a change of scenery. The park is located next to HDB Block 102. If you drive, we recommend you park there.
Located next to Pet Safari, this dog run is a classic option that has bars and obstacles for your dog. There are also separate enclosures for small and large dogs, keeping them nice and safe for everyone. Please note: You must use the outdoor pet elevator or escalator to go directly to the Heavenly Garden.
This recently opened dog run is on the smaller side and consists of two fenced areas at the intersection of Yishun Central and Yishun Avenue 11.
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If you want to go out with dog lovers, this is the place. Despite its small size, this dog run has its fair share of visitors, mainly regulars and residents, especially on weekdays and weekends. Note that some large breeds need to be removed and stroked at all times.
If you want to go above and beyond for your little friend, Sunny Heights is a dog paradise. There is a free puppy pool from 1:00pm to 6:30pm. Paid training sessions, grooming, day care and more are available through a special dog competition for dogs registered at the day care. There is also a canteen for people and animals, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea while your friend passes by after all the excitement.
You can’t legally leave your dog alone (although many do with well-behaved pups), but these parks have plenty of green space to roam around with your friend.
With tons of scenic coastline, fresh air, and plenty of space to run around, East Coast Park is a great afternoon for your kids. Weekends are full of bikers, joggers and hikers, so weekday or early trips are best for the atmosphere.
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Located on the west coast, the tranquil Labrador Nature Reserve has plenty of sea views, green fields and tall grass to let your dog run around on a long leash. We love that this place is not crowded even on weekends.
There are many green and hilly areas to explore in this central park. The gardens are the only tropical botanical garden on the UNESCO World Heritage List, so it’s well worth a visit.
This park has everything you need for a fun day out for your family with your pup. It has an “active zone” and an “inactive zone” depending on what you are interested in. For a quieter day, head north and walk the shady path.
This program is divided into four different topics, so everyone will be sure to enjoy something. For a nice walk with your dog, head to the Green Gallery to view the flora and fauna along the way or the Heritage Area to see the past.
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One of the largest authentic Chinese cemeteries outside of China, it is a wild green place with beautiful scenery. During the week it is very quiet and often deserted apart from the occasional dog walker. Please note that due to road construction, visitors will have to use the new roads to the cemetery found on site.
Coney Island, which has become popular in recent years, is an island located off the coast of Singapore and accessible by two bridges on each side. It’s still full of nature, but it’s a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The west entrance is closer to the parking lot and the island closes at 7pm, so make sure you’re out by then.
Also known as the ‘Green Corridor’, this 24 kilometer stretch runs almost the length of Singapore. Walk and discover the rich diversity of flora and fauna. Please note: The four kilometer stretch between Hill View area and Bukit Timah Reserved Railway Station is currently closed for development works and is expected to reopen in 2021.
Against the backdrop of Marina Bay Sands, what’s not to love about Marina Barrage? Spend a day flying a kite or enjoying a picnic with your dog by your side. If you want to give your puppy more physical activity, you can run around the area. Just make sure you wear them at all times to ensure the safety and enjoyment of others.
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The Ridges consists of 10 km of open space connecting Mount Faber, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve. Don’t forget to stop at Henderson Waves, Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge, and take photos along the way.
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