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Sembawang Park Connector

Sembawang Park Connector: pet admission, permitted areas and booking conditions, checked against current sources.

Dog access & visit details
A calm dog on a leash on a shaded trail at Sembawang Park Connector in Sembawang, Singapore, dappled rainforest light through the canopy.
Priya Pais

4.67 reviews on Google

Source checkedReviewed 12 Sept 2026

Visiting with your dog

Your dog is welcome in the areas described below.

Where you can go
Open public walking paths only; closures and restricted areas excluded
A little heads-up before you go
  • Dogs: leashed on permitted paths. Cats: admission not established. Observe local exclusions.
More about the welcome

See the venue information · Updated 2026-09-12

Dogs: leashed on permitted paths. Cats: admission not established. Observe local exclusions.

These details cover bringing your dog. If you need a particular table, room or arrangement, ask the team when you book.

Original editorial text and selection © UrbanDogOwner. Venue information and photography are credited to their sources.

At a glance

Address
Sembawang Way via Woodlands Avenue 10 to Admiralty Road West, Singapore 758459
Website
www.nparks.gov.sg/gardens-parks-and-nature/park-connector-network
Hours Open now
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Closed
Price tier
Free
Water for dogs
Not confirmed
Accepts large dogs
Not confirmed
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Plan a visit with your pack

Sembawang Park Connector runs from Sembawang Way along Woodlands Avenue 10 to Admiralty Road West. Its official length is 2 km. The previous description incorrectly presented this connector as a direct Sembawang Park-to-Lower Seletar Reservoir walk. Check the junctions and any additional connectors separately if you want a longer outing. Lighting hours of 7pm–7am are a facilities schedule, not a promise of cool weather or an opening-hours restriction. Keep your dog beside you at crossings and when other path users pass. Choose a short return route that fits your dog’s condition, carry water and a bowl, and change the plan if the weather or your dog makes it unsuitable. Shade and a sea breeze are not guarantees against overheating.

Pet access and visit planning

Dogs: leashed on permitted paths. Cats: admission not established. Observe local exclusions.

Permitted area: Open public walking paths only; closures and restricted areas excluded.

Venue source information. Editorial source review: 12 September 2026. Confirm any unresolved entry conditions directly before travelling.

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What people say on Google

  1. Michal Caleb4 months ago

    My favorite place to walk and sprint almost everyday, good view.... Just don't like the sewage smell sometimes.. 🤢 The monitor lizard scared me, always come out when it's raining so beware.

  2. Ursa Major2 years ago

    This tranquil stretch along the Sembawang River offers a serene escape, ideal for joggers, cyclists, or anyone seeking a peaceful moment surrounded by nature. Apart from connecting Sembawang to Admiralty Road West, the connector also provides a shorter walking / cycling route to the famed Sembawang God of Wealth temple, which is accessible through a convenient back gate directly from the PCN. Keep your eyes peeled for a chance encounter with the resident otter family. These playful creatures can often be found swimming in the river or basking on the grassy shores.

  3. Like to jog here on weekend morning..

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