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Hong Lim Park

Hong Lim Park: pet admission, permitted areas and booking conditions, checked against current sources.

Dog access & visit details
Venue image for Hong Lim Park
Gin D Pang

4.2894 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
Permitted outdoor park paths; local exclusions and signs apply
A little heads-up before you go
  • Follow current signs and any event restrictions; keep your dog leashed and give other park users room. NParks permits dogs in most parks subject to exclusions; this does not establish a cat-specific policy.
More about the welcome

See the venue information · Updated 2026-09-12

Follow current signs and any event restrictions; keep your dog leashed and give other park users room. NParks permits dogs in most parks subject to exclusions; this does not establish a cat-specific policy.

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
New Bridge Rd, Singapore 059299
Phone
+18004717300
Hours Open now
Open 24 hours daily
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: Open 24 hours
Price tier
Free
Water for dogs
Not confirmed
Accepts large dogs
Not confirmed
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Plan a visit with your pack

Hong Lim Park is a central green space and a venue for community events, including Speakers’ Corner. Its event role matters when planning a dog walk: open lawn on one visit does not promise an unobstructed or quiet route on another. Follow current signs and any event restrictions; keep your dog leashed and give other park users room. Bring your own water and choose the length of the visit around your dog’s comfort. This review uses published park information, not a personal visit or an inspection of today’s conditions.

Pet access and visit planning

Follow current signs and any event restrictions; keep your dog leashed and give other park users room. NParks permits dogs in most parks subject to exclusions; this does not establish a cat-specific policy.

Permitted area: Permitted outdoor park paths; local exclusions and signs apply.

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. FS Chong5 months ago

    The park is best known for its designated space where Singaporeans can freely demonstrate, protest and hold exhibitions.

  2. Melanie Milnea year ago

    Beautifully maintained open area garden park that showcases both the courtesy and care of the residents and the workers responsible for maintenance. It has an open air stage, a walking circuit, a few bench seats around the perimeter, bins for any rubbish and a Speakers Corner for public gatherings. The Park Royal hotel and its beautiful garden platforms overlook it. It has security cameras and it's quite well lit at night. It also adjoins an entrance to the MRT (Rail/train) system. It is quite a beautiful park to sit and relax in, catch up with friends, exercise, play ball sports (albeit no court). This green space was my go to on down time from touring. Much better than time spent in a hotel room!

  3. Efrank Sg10 months ago

    It's not just Speakers' Corner and hosting Pink Dot events, the old ground has a lot of history which many Singaporean and me don't know or forgotten!! It was used to be Police Court, and the Central Police Station, even before Hill Street Station. Later was a Post Office. A Chinese Cricket Club Recreation Clubhouse was also there. 👀😲😜🙏🇸🇬

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