The development features a Play Tower with Vertical Challenge and slides, Water Play Area, Nature Playgarden, Sandpit, Outdoor Classroom by the Sea, as well as dining options.
At 16 metres high, the Play Tower is Singapore's tallest outdoor play feature with a four-storey vertical net play area and long tube slides on the third and fourth floor.
The slide on the fourth floor is also the tallest outdoor slide in Singapore!
Make it to the top of the Play Tower and you'll be rewarded with 360 degree views of East Coast Park and the sea.
Slide down to the base and you'll see the Leisure Nets, a climbing net and obstacle course which is suitable for children 5-12 years old.
Next to the Leisure Nets, you'll also find a large sand pit, a portion of which is shaded by tall trees.
Within the Play Tower is the four-storey high Vertical Challenge, a vertical net play area with numerous climbing obstacles and challenges such as stepping pods, hammocks, grip wall, and disc swings on every level.
Fun fact: the Vertical Challenge pays homage to its history and is designed in the same vibrant colours of the former Big Splash. We like!
If you're up to the challenge, you can actually start from the bottom and climb all the way up to the fourth storey.
But if that's too challenging, you can also walk up to each level and enter from there.
While NParks says the Vertical Challenge is recommended for ages 13 and up, we did see lots of younger kids (with adult supervision) having a ball during our visit.
The Water Play Area is a great place to cool off after a hot day out exploring the Coastal Playgrove.
Recommended for kids from 5-12 years old and wheelchair accessible, the Water Play Area consists of numerous wading pools made to look like a natural stream.
While the water is too shallow for swimming, kids were still having a great time splashing around the fountains and skipping through the water jets.
Toilets are located close by if you need to dry up and change out.
The Nature Playgarden is an area where kids can get close to nature.
Hide out in teepees, climb onto log trails, and admire the natural landscape and flowers along the way.
Natural materials such as wood, sand, and gravel are used in all of the play features.
There are three sections for children to explore here: a bamboo trail, a log trail surrounded with a mix of exotic shrubs that attract butterflies, and a trail planted with native shrubs that lead to a sand pit.
NParks' first outdoor classroom by the sea is designed for pre-schoolers.
Peer into an old hornbill's nest, observe interesting plants, and even have a good ol' game of hopscotch.
You'll also get great views of the sea from here!
There's an area with a giant chalkboard with logs as seats. This space can be booked through NParks.
Coastal Playgrove offers a number of F&B options including:
Looking for more outdoor playgrounds? Check out our guide on 32 of the best outdoor playgrounds in Singapore.
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902 East Coast Park Service Road
Singapore 449874
Play Tower: Open daily, 8am-12pm and 4pm-8pm
Vertical Challenge: Tuesdays to Sundays, 8am-8pm
Water Play Area: Tuesdays to Sundays, 8am-8pm
Free
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