Best Road Safety Parks In Singapore For Kids At Choa Chu Kang & East Coast Park

Looking for a fun day out with the kids? Take them to a road safety park in Singapore! There’s one at Choa Chu Kang and another at East Coast Park! Here’s everything you need to know before you go.

Did you know that Singapore has adorable road safety parks just for kids? Designed with mini traffic lights, zebra crossings, traffic signs and more, road safety parks allow kids to learn and practice road and pedestrian traffic rules in an interactive way. There are two road safety parks in Singapore: At East Coast Park, kids can scoot or cycle through intersections and crossings that are just like real streets, while the road safety park at Choa Chu Kang offers a safe and compact space to practice traffic rules. From what we love about each park to the best time to visit, here’s everything you need to know before you go!

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Road Safety Park at East Coast Park

Key features

Having been around for decades, the road safety park at East Coast Park is the most iconic go-to park for kids to learn road safety rules. Here, you’ll find a miniature road system, where kids can experience a mini city. Kids can start by choosing a mode of transport: foot, bicycle or scooter. Then they can make their way through the city, following working traffic lights, zebra crossings and road markings. There’s even a miniature bus stop and pedestrian overhead bridge, too!

Spending an afternoon at this road safety park is a great way to teach kids about road safety. Kids will learn how to stop at crossings, look both ways and follow traffic signals–important knowledge that will keep them safe when they’re old enough to be out and about on their own! While you’re here, check out the 5.4-hectare cyclist park featuring bike paths for all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

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Operating hours

The road safety park at East Coast Park is open to the public when it is not booked for school sessions. You can access this park 24/7.

Getting there

Nestled in the gorgeous East Coast Park, you’ll find this road safety park next to the Coastal PlayGrove. If you’re driving, the nearest car park is East Coast Park Carpark B2, which is closer to Marine Parade. Taking public transport? Make your way to Marine Parade Station (Thomson-East Coast Line), which is just a short walk away!

East Coast Park, 910 East Coast Park, Singapore 449889 

Mini Road Safety Park in Choa Chu Kang

Key features

Opened in 2025, the road safety park in Choa Chu Kang offers a smaller space for kids to practice traffic rules. Since this circuit is newer, it’s often less crowded than the iconic one at East Coast Park. We love that it’s modern and convenient for Westies–you no longer have to travel to the other side of the country to visit a road safety park!

Here, you’ll find directional arrows and zebra crossings for pedestrians, while cyclists and motorists can practice reading traffic signs like “Give Way”, adhering to yellow box junction rules and riding in their designated paths. Since this road safety park is smaller, we’d recommend it for younger kids aged 3 to 8.

Operating hours

This mini road safety park at Choa Chu Kang Park is free and open to the public, 24/7.

Getting there

The mini road safety park at Choa Chu Kang is conveniently located next to Block 208, Choa Chu Kang Central. If you’re getting there by car, the closest car park is at Blk 203A, Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1, Singapore 681203. If you’re getting there by public transport, alight at Choa Chu Kang MRT, then take a 15-minute walk to the park.

Choa Chu Kang, 208 Choa Chu Kang Central, Singapore 680208, www.ccktc.org.sg

Parent Tips for visiting a road safety park:

• The best time to visit is early morning and late afternoon on weekdays to avoid the heat and the weekend crowd.
• Pack water bottles to stay hydrated, as there isn’t much shelter at both parks.
• Let the kids bring their scooters or bicycles to make full use of the road safety circuit.
• Lather on sunscreen before heading out to protect yourself from the sun.
• Bring mini plastic cones to create obstacle games for the kids!
• Pack snacks for the kids because they’ll likely get hungry after burning off energy at the road safety park!