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Calculated Shard: 101 (from laksa199)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa101.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical, ml_categories_json AS ml_categories_json, ml_types_json AS ml_types_json, ml_intent_types_json AS ml_intent_types_json, meta_language AS meta_language, attrs_author AS attrs_author, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_publish_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_original_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_original_publish_time, ifNull(attrs_is_republished, 0) AS attrs_is_republished, ifNull(attrs_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_nr_words, ifNull(attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, ifNull(body_ext_links_number, 0) AS body_ext_links_number, ifNull(body_int_links_number, 0) AS body_int_links_number, ifNull(meta_nofollow, 0) AS meta_nofollow, ifNull(meta_noarchive, 0) AS meta_noarchive, ifNull(props_was_rendered, 0) AS props_was_rendered, ifNull(src_redirect, \'\') AS src_redirect, ifNull(download_time_msec, 0) AS download_time_msec, ifNull(download_ttfb_msec, 0) AS download_ttfb_msec, ifNull(download_size, 0) AS download_size FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/","crawl_time":1776722772,"first_indexed_time":1759232861,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"co,bestinsingapore!www,\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/ s443","src_root_hash":"7550621764175399901","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"The Best Camping Spots to Enjoy Nature in Singapore [2026]","meta_descriptions":["Take a break from your busy life and embark on a camping adventure in Singapore. Here are some of the best camping spots worth checking out."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"You won’t run out of exciting activities in Singapore. You can go on a shopping spree at\nOrchard Road\n, check out the iconic landmarks in the\ncity center\n, or head to\nSentosa\nfor its beaches and amusement parks.\nYou can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here!\nIf you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore. \nImportant Things to Know about Camping in Singapore\nBefore we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity. \nFirstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying\nonline\nor via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance. \nFor some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a\nTemporary Occupation License\nfrom the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing.\nAdditionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is\nPulau Ubin\n. \nWhere to Go Camping in Singapore\nEast Coast Park\n— From: t686905\nAddress\n: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore\nOperating Horus\n: Open 24 Hours\nCamping Areas\n: Areas D and G\nEast Coast Park\nis one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas,\nhiking trails\n, and a\nfishing spot\n. \nThis park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls. \nOther activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea. \nFor a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a\npermit\nto use any of the pits).\nWest Coast Park\n— From: tjerl11\nAddress\n: W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978\nOperating Hours\n: Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm\nCamping Areas\n: Area 3\nWest Coast Park\nis East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests.\nThere are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow!\nThe designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck. \nPasir Ris Park\n— From: ck.sg_brompton\nAddress\n: Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639\nOperating Hours\n: Open 24 hours\nCamping Areas\n: Areas 1 and 3\nPasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of\nfamily-friendly activities\n, such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting. \nFor campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones.\nSince\nChangi Airport\nis relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by. \nPulau Ubin\n— From: blondiewanderlust\nCamping Areas\n: Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin\nIf you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature.  \nWith 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and\nwild animals\n. Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island. \nPulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea). \nThough these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own. \nPulau Hantu\n— From: ohsosweetandprettyme\nCamping Areas\n: Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil\nAnother\nSingaporean island\nthat might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay. \nMany people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. But others think that the name refers to the moment when the middle part of the island disappears during high tide.\nIt’s not just the name that makes Pulau Hantu interesting. Its untouched environment makes it appealing to people who want to take a break from the city, and its location also makes it perfect for divers who want to observe marine life up close. \nYou can choose to set your camping tent in either of the two islets (Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil). Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way. \nJust like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water.\nLazarus Island and Pulau Seringat\n— From: ivanlowjh\nCamping Areas\n: Areas A to F\nLazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from\nMarina South Pier\n. \nThese two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here. \nThe camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. Additionally, the campsites give you an unobstructed view of the clear, blue water, so don’t hesitate to capture some photos. ","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#content \"Skip to content\")\n\nCity Name\n\n![]()\n\nTemperature\n\n[![bestinsingapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/06\/BestInSingaporeLogo.png)](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/)\n\nMain Menu\n\n- [Entertainment](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/entertainment\/)\n  ***\n  Menu Toggle\n  - [Activities](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/entertainment\/activities\/)\n    ***\n  - [Attractions](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/entertainment\/attractions\/)\n    ***\n  - [Fitness](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/entertainment\/fitness\/)\n    ***\n- [Money](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/)\n  ***\n  Menu Toggle\n  - [Banking](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/banking\/)\n    ***\n  - [Credit Cards](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/credit-cards\/)\n    ***\n  - [Investments](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/investments\/)\n    ***\n  - [Loans](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/loans\/)\n    ***\n  - [Other Financial Products](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/money\/other-financial-products\/)\n    ***\n- [Services](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/)\n  ***\n  Menu Toggle\n  - [Construction](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/construction\/)\n    ***\n  - [Dining](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/dining\/)\n    ***\n  - [Education](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/education\/)\n    ***\n  - [Healthcare](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/healthcare\/)\n    ***\n  - [Hotels](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/hotels\/)\n    ***\n  - [Insurance](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/insurance\/)\n    ***\n  - [Internet\/Tech](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/internet-tech\/)\n    ***\n  - [Legal](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/legal\/)\n    ***\n  - [Maintenance](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/maintenance\/)\n    ***\n  - [Other Services](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/other-services\/)\n    ***\n  - [Repairs](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/repairs\/)\n    ***\n  - [Studies and Statistics](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/studies-and-statistics\/)\n    ***\n  - [Transport](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/services\/transport\/)\n    ***\n- [Shopping](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/)\n  ***\n  Menu Toggle\n  - [Appliances](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/appliances\/)\n    ***\n  - [Computers](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/computers\/)\n    ***\n  - [Cookware](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/cookware\/)\n    ***\n  - [Electronics](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/electronics\/)\n    ***\n  - [Fashion](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/fashion\/)\n    ***\n  - [Fitness Gear](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/fitness-gear\/)\n    ***\n  - [Food and Drink](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/food-and-drink\/)\n    ***\n  - [Furniture](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/furniture\/)\n    ***\n  - [Gifts and Flowers](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/gifts-and-flowers\/)\n    ***\n  - [Mobile Phones](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/mobile-phones\/)\n    ***\n  - [Other Products](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/other-products\/)\n    ***\n  - [Software](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/software\/)\n    ***\n  - [Storage](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/storage\/)\n    ***\n  - [Toiletries](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/toiletries\/)\n    ***\n  - [Tools](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/shopping\/tools\/)\n    ***\n- [Search](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/)\n\n![The Best Camping Spots in Singapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/The-Best-Camping-Spots-in-Singapore.jpg)\n\nWe extensively test and research all services we review. [Here's why you can trust us.](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/how-we-rate\/)\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/)\n- [Guides and Tips](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guides-and-tips\/)\n- Out and About in Nature: The Best Camping Spots in Singapore\n\n# Out and About in Nature: The Best Camping Spots in Singapore\n[![](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/01\/Caleb-Leong-150x150.jpg) Caleb Leong](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/author\/caleb-leong\/ \"View all posts by Caleb Leong\")   \\| **Last Updated:** October 19, 2023\n\nYou won’t run out of exciting activities in Singapore. You can go on a shopping spree at [Orchard Road](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-singapore-orchard-road-romp\/), check out the iconic landmarks in the [city center](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/things-to-do-in-central-area\/), or head to [Sentosa](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-attractions-sentosa-singapore\/) for its beaches and amusement parks.\n\nYou can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here\\!\n\nIf you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore.\n\n**Contents**  [show](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/)\n\n[Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Important_Things_to_Know_about_Camping_in_Singapore)\n\n[Where to Go Camping in Singapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Where_to_Go_Camping_in_Singapore)\n\n[East Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#East_Coast_Park)\n\n[West Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#West_Coast_Park)\n\n[Pasir Ris Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Pasir_Ris_Park)\n\n[Pulau Ubin](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Pulau_Ubin)\n\n[Pulau Hantu](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Pulau_Hantu)\n\n[Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-camping-spots-singapore\/#Lazarus_Island_and_Pulau_Seringat)\n## **Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore**\n![Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/Important-Things-to-Know-about-Camping-in-Singapore-1024x576.jpg)\n\nBefore we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity.\n\nFirstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying [online](https:\/\/e-station2.axs.com.sg\/AXSOnline\/bo_eservices\/NParks_Camping\/particulars.php) or via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance.\n\nFor some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a [Temporary Occupation License](https:\/\/www.gobusiness.gov.sg\/browse-all-licences\/singapore-land-authority-\\(sla\\)\/temporary-occupation-licences) from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing.\n\nAdditionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is [Pulau Ubin](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/exploring-pulau-ubin\/).\n\n## **Where to Go Camping in Singapore**\n### **East Coast Park**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/Cxki7vQPcaq\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by Lanxuan (@t686905)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/Cxki7vQPcaq\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: t686905\n\n**Address**: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore\n\n**Operating Horus**: Open 24 Hours\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas D and G\n\n[East Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-east-coast-park-singapore\/) is one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas, [hiking trails](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/hiking-trails-singapore\/), and a [fishing spot](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/top-fishing-spots-singapore\/).\n\nThis park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls.\n\nOther activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea.\n\nFor a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a [permit](https:\/\/e-station2.axs.com.sg\/AXSOnline\/bo_eservices\/NParks_BBQ\/particulars.php) to use any of the pits).\n\n### **West Coast Park**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CvTgsXlSs7o\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by TJerl11 (@tjerl11)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CvTgsXlSs7o\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: tjerl11\n\n**Address**: W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978\n\n**Operating Hours**: Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm\n\n**Camping Areas**: Area 3\n\n[West Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-west-coast-park-singapore\/) is East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests.\n\nThere are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow\\!\n\nThe designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck.\n\n### **Pasir Ris Park**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CxDMmXJh0i1\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by CK 🇸🇬 +65 (@ck.sg\\_brompton)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CxDMmXJh0i1\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: ck.sg\\_brompton\n\n**Address**: Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639\n\n**Operating Hours**: Open 24 hours\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas 1 and 3\n\nPasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of [family-friendly activities](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/free-things-to-do-with-your-family\/), such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting.\n\nFor campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones.\n\nSince [Changi Airport](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/changi-airport-the-best-in-the-world\/) is relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by.\n\n### **Pulau Ubin**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CHIThZXBWqq\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by Léa \\| Travel Content Creator (@blondiewanderlust)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CHIThZXBWqq\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: blondiewanderlust\n\n**Camping Areas**: Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin\n\nIf you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature.\n\nWith 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and [wild animals](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wildlife-to-see-singapore\/). Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island.\n\nPulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea).\n\nThough these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own.\n\n### **Pulau Hantu**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/Cwpl7fABXWp\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by kellie. (@ohsosweetandprettyme)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/Cwpl7fABXWp\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: ohsosweetandprettyme\n\n**Camping Areas**: Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil\n\nAnother [Singaporean island](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/singapore-islands-to-visit\/) that might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay.\n\nMany people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. But others think that the name refers to the moment when the middle part of the island disappears during high tide.\n\nIt’s not just the name that makes Pulau Hantu interesting. Its untouched environment makes it appealing to people who want to take a break from the city, and its location also makes it perfect for divers who want to observe marine life up close.\n\nYou can choose to set your camping tent in either of the two islets (Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil). Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way.\n\nJust like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water.\n\n### **Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat**\n> [View this post on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CxdXv-cyp7A\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n> \n> [A post shared by Ivan Jia Hao Low (@ivanlowjh)](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/CxdXv-cyp7A\/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)\n\n— From: ivanlowjh\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas A to F\n\nLazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from [Marina South Pier](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/things-to-do-marina-south-pier-singapore\/).\n\nThese two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here.\n\nThe camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. 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You can go on a shopping spree at [Orchard Road](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-singapore-orchard-road-romp\/), check out the iconic landmarks in the [city center](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/things-to-do-in-central-area\/), or head to [Sentosa](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/best-attractions-sentosa-singapore\/) for its beaches and amusement parks.\n\nYou can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here\\!\n\nIf you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore.\n\n## **Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore**\n![Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/Important-Things-to-Know-about-Camping-in-Singapore-1024x576.jpg)\n\nBefore we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity.\n\nFirstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying [online](https:\/\/e-station2.axs.com.sg\/AXSOnline\/bo_eservices\/NParks_Camping\/particulars.php) or via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance.\n\nFor some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a [Temporary Occupation License](https:\/\/www.gobusiness.gov.sg\/browse-all-licences\/singapore-land-authority-\\(sla\\)\/temporary-occupation-licences) from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing.\n\nAdditionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is [Pulau Ubin](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/exploring-pulau-ubin\/).\n\n## **Where to Go Camping in Singapore**\n### **East Coast Park**\n\n— From: t686905\n\n**Address**: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore\n\n**Operating Horus**: Open 24 Hours\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas D and G\n\n[East Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-east-coast-park-singapore\/) is one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas, [hiking trails](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/hiking-trails-singapore\/), and a [fishing spot](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/top-fishing-spots-singapore\/).\n\nThis park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls.\n\nOther activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea.\n\nFor a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a [permit](https:\/\/e-station2.axs.com.sg\/AXSOnline\/bo_eservices\/NParks_BBQ\/particulars.php) to use any of the pits).\n\n### **West Coast Park**\n\n— From: tjerl11\n\n**Address**: W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978\n\n**Operating Hours**: Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm\n\n**Camping Areas**: Area 3\n\n[West Coast Park](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/guide-to-west-coast-park-singapore\/) is East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests.\n\nThere are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow\\!\n\nThe designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck.\n\n### **Pasir Ris Park**\n\n— From: ck.sg\\_brompton\n\n**Address**: Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639\n\n**Operating Hours**: Open 24 hours\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas 1 and 3\n\nPasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of [family-friendly activities](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/free-things-to-do-with-your-family\/), such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting.\n\nFor campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones.\n\nSince [Changi Airport](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/changi-airport-the-best-in-the-world\/) is relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by.\n\n### **Pulau Ubin**\n\n— From: blondiewanderlust\n\n**Camping Areas**: Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin\n\nIf you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature.\n\nWith 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and [wild animals](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/wildlife-to-see-singapore\/). Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island.\n\nPulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea).\n\nThough these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own.\n\n### **Pulau Hantu**\n\n— From: ohsosweetandprettyme\n\n**Camping Areas**: Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil\n\nAnother [Singaporean island](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/singapore-islands-to-visit\/) that might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay.\n\nMany people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. 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Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way.\n\nJust like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water.\n\n### **Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat**\n\n— From: ivanlowjh\n\n**Camping Areas**: Areas A to F\n\nLazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from [Marina South Pier](https:\/\/www.bestinsingapore.co\/things-to-do-marina-south-pier-singapore\/).\n\nThese two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here.\n\nThe camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. 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Boilerpipe Text	You won’t run out of exciting activities in Singapore. You can go on a shopping spree at Orchard Road , check out the iconic landmarks in the city center , or head to Sentosa for its beaches and amusement parks. You can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here! If you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore. Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore Before we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity. Firstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying online or via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance. For some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a Temporary Occupation License from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing. Additionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is Pulau Ubin . Where to Go Camping in Singapore East Coast Park — From: t686905 Address : E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore Operating Horus : Open 24 Hours Camping Areas : Areas D and G East Coast Park is one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas, hiking trails , and a fishing spot . This park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls. Other activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea. For a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a permit to use any of the pits). West Coast Park — From: tjerl11 Address : W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978 Operating Hours : Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm Camping Areas : Area 3 West Coast Park is East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests. There are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow! The designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck. Pasir Ris Park — From: ck.sg_brompton Address : Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639 Operating Hours : Open 24 hours Camping Areas : Areas 1 and 3 Pasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of family-friendly activities , such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting. For campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones. Since Changi Airport is relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by. Pulau Ubin — From: blondiewanderlust Camping Areas : Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin If you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature. With 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and wild animals . Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Pulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea). Though these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own. Pulau Hantu — From: ohsosweetandprettyme Camping Areas : Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil Another Singaporean island that might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay. Many people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. But others think that the name refers to the moment when the middle part of the island disappears during high tide. It’s not just the name that makes Pulau Hantu interesting. Its untouched environment makes it appealing to people who want to take a break from the city, and its location also makes it perfect for divers who want to observe marine life up close. You can choose to set your camping tent in either of the two islets (Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil). Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way. Just like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water. Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat — From: ivanlowjh Camping Areas : Areas A to F Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from Marina South Pier . These two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here. The camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. Additionally, the campsites give you an unobstructed view of the clear, blue water, so don’t hesitate to capture some photos.
Markdown	[Skip to content](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#content "Skip to content") City Name ![]() Temperature [![bestinsingapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/BestInSingaporeLogo.png)](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/) Main Menu - [Entertainment](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/entertainment/) * Menu Toggle - [Activities](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/entertainment/activities/) * - [Attractions](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/entertainment/attractions/) * - [Fitness](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/entertainment/fitness/) * - [Money](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/) * Menu Toggle - [Banking](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/banking/) * - [Credit Cards](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/credit-cards/) * - [Investments](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/investments/) * - [Loans](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/loans/) * - [Other Financial Products](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/money/other-financial-products/) * - [Services](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/) * Menu Toggle - [Construction](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/construction/) * - [Dining](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/dining/) * - [Education](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/education/) * - [Healthcare](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/healthcare/) * - [Hotels](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/hotels/) * - [Insurance](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/insurance/) * - [Internet/Tech](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/internet-tech/) * - [Legal](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/legal/) * - [Maintenance](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/maintenance/) * - [Other Services](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/other-services/) * - [Repairs](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/repairs/) * - [Studies and Statistics](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/studies-and-statistics/) * - [Transport](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/services/transport/) * - [Shopping](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/) * Menu Toggle - [Appliances](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/appliances/) * - [Computers](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/computers/) * - [Cookware](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/cookware/) * - [Electronics](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/electronics/) * - [Fashion](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/fashion/) * - [Fitness Gear](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/fitness-gear/) * - [Food and Drink](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/food-and-drink/) * - [Furniture](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/furniture/) * - [Gifts and Flowers](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/gifts-and-flowers/) * - [Mobile Phones](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/mobile-phones/) * - [Other Products](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/other-products/) * - [Software](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/software/) * - [Storage](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/storage/) * - [Toiletries](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/toiletries/) * - [Tools](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/shopping/tools/) * - [Search](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/) ![The Best Camping Spots in Singapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/The-Best-Camping-Spots-in-Singapore.jpg) We extensively test and research all services we review. [Here's why you can trust us.](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/how-we-rate/) - [Home](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/) - [Guides and Tips](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guides-and-tips/) - Out and About in Nature: The Best Camping Spots in Singapore # Out and About in Nature: The Best Camping Spots in Singapore [![](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Caleb-Leong-150x150.jpg) Caleb Leong](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/author/caleb-leong/ "View all posts by Caleb Leong") \\| Last Updated: October 19, 2023 You won’t run out of exciting activities in Singapore. You can go on a shopping spree at [Orchard Road](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-singapore-orchard-road-romp/), check out the iconic landmarks in the [city center](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/things-to-do-in-central-area/), or head to [Sentosa](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-attractions-sentosa-singapore/) for its beaches and amusement parks. You can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here\! If you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore. Contents [show](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/) [Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Important_Things_to_Know_about_Camping_in_Singapore) [Where to Go Camping in Singapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Where_to_Go_Camping_in_Singapore) [East Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#East_Coast_Park) [West Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#West_Coast_Park) [Pasir Ris Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Pasir_Ris_Park) [Pulau Ubin](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Pulau_Ubin) [Pulau Hantu](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Pulau_Hantu) [Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-camping-spots-singapore/#Lazarus_Island_and_Pulau_Seringat) ## Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore ![Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Important-Things-to-Know-about-Camping-in-Singapore-1024x576.jpg) Before we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity. Firstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying [online](https://e-station2.axs.com.sg/AXSOnline/bo_eservices/NParks_Camping/particulars.php) or via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance. For some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a [Temporary Occupation License](https://www.gobusiness.gov.sg/browse-all-licences/singapore-land-authority-\(sla\)/temporary-occupation-licences) from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing. Additionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is [Pulau Ubin](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/exploring-pulau-ubin/). ## Where to Go Camping in Singapore ### East Coast Park > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cxki7vQPcaq/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by Lanxuan (@t686905)](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cxki7vQPcaq/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: t686905 Address: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore Operating Horus: Open 24 Hours Camping Areas: Areas D and G [East Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-east-coast-park-singapore/) is one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas, [hiking trails](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/hiking-trails-singapore/), and a [fishing spot](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/top-fishing-spots-singapore/). This park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls. Other activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea. For a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a [permit](https://e-station2.axs.com.sg/AXSOnline/bo_eservices/NParks_BBQ/particulars.php) to use any of the pits). ### West Coast Park > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/CvTgsXlSs7o/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by TJerl11 (@tjerl11)](https://www.instagram.com/p/CvTgsXlSs7o/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: tjerl11 Address: W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978 Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm Camping Areas: Area 3 [West Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-west-coast-park-singapore/) is East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests. There are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow\! The designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck. ### Pasir Ris Park > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/CxDMmXJh0i1/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by CK 🇸🇬 +65 (@ck.sg\_brompton)](https://www.instagram.com/p/CxDMmXJh0i1/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: ck.sg\_brompton Address: Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639 Operating Hours: Open 24 hours Camping Areas: Areas 1 and 3 Pasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of [family-friendly activities](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/free-things-to-do-with-your-family/), such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting. For campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones. Since [Changi Airport](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/changi-airport-the-best-in-the-world/) is relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by. ### Pulau Ubin > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/CHIThZXBWqq/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by Léa \\| Travel Content Creator (@blondiewanderlust)](https://www.instagram.com/p/CHIThZXBWqq/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: blondiewanderlust Camping Areas: Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin If you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature. With 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and [wild animals](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wildlife-to-see-singapore/). Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Pulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea). Though these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own. ### Pulau Hantu > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cwpl7fABXWp/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by kellie. (@ohsosweetandprettyme)](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cwpl7fABXWp/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: ohsosweetandprettyme Camping Areas: Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil Another [Singaporean island](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/singapore-islands-to-visit/) that might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay. Many people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. But others think that the name refers to the moment when the middle part of the island disappears during high tide. It’s not just the name that makes Pulau Hantu interesting. Its untouched environment makes it appealing to people who want to take a break from the city, and its location also makes it perfect for divers who want to observe marine life up close. You can choose to set your camping tent in either of the two islets (Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil). Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way. Just like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water. ### Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/CxdXv-cyp7A/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) > > [A post shared by Ivan Jia Hao Low (@ivanlowjh)](https://www.instagram.com/p/CxdXv-cyp7A/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading) — From: ivanlowjh Camping Areas: Areas A to F Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from [Marina South Pier](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/things-to-do-marina-south-pier-singapore/). These two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here. The camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. Additionally, the campsites give you an unobstructed view of the clear, blue water, so don’t hesitate to capture some photos. 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Readable Markdown	You won’t run out of exciting activities in Singapore. You can go on a shopping spree at [Orchard Road](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-singapore-orchard-road-romp/), check out the iconic landmarks in the [city center](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/things-to-do-in-central-area/), or head to [Sentosa](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/best-attractions-sentosa-singapore/) for its beaches and amusement parks. You can even go camping in Singapore, and I highly recommend that you try it because there are so many natural wonders you can find here\! If you’re interested to learn more, this article lists all the best camping spots in Singapore. ## Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore ![Important Things to Know about Camping in Singapore](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Important-Things-to-Know-about-Camping-in-Singapore-1024x576.jpg) Before we talk about the camping spots in Singapore, it’s important for you to know some policies regarding this activity. Firstly, you can’t just camp in any of the camping spots without permission; you need to get a camping permit, which you can do by applying [online](https://e-station2.axs.com.sg/AXSOnline/bo_eservices/NParks_Camping/particulars.php) or via an AXS machine. Ideally, you should apply for a permit at least three days in advance. For some areas (Pulau Hantu, Lazarus Island, and St. John’s Island), camping is free, but you will need a [Temporary Occupation License](https://www.gobusiness.gov.sg/browse-all-licences/singapore-land-authority-\(sla\)/temporary-occupation-licences) from the Singapore Land Authority (SLA). You should obtain this license at least seven days before your scheduled outing. Additionally, the only people allowed to camp at all sites are Singaporeans, permanent residents, and foreigners with a residence permit. If you’re a foreign tourist, your only option is [Pulau Ubin](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/exploring-pulau-ubin/). ## Where to Go Camping in Singapore ### East Coast Park — From: t686905 Address: E Coast Park Service Rd, Singapore Operating Horus: Open 24 Hours Camping Areas: Areas D and G [East Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-east-coast-park-singapore/) is one of the most popular parks in Singapore, which is understandable since it’s the largest. This park boasts 185 hectares of space, so you can find all sorts of facilities here, such as playgrounds, skating areas, [hiking trails](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/hiking-trails-singapore/), and a [fishing spot](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/top-fishing-spots-singapore/). This park also has designated areas for camping: Areas D and G. These two areas are right by the park’s beach, so you can enjoy the cool sea breeze as night falls. Other activities you can do here include watching the sunrise and swimming in the sea. For a memorable camping experience, feel free to use the picnic tables, which should be near the camping sites. You can also find barbeque pits, so you can cook something delicious for everyone (take note that you need a [permit](https://e-station2.axs.com.sg/AXSOnline/bo_eservices/NParks_BBQ/particulars.php) to use any of the pits). ### West Coast Park — From: tjerl11 Address: W Coast Ferry Rd, Singapore 126978 Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday—7 am to 7 pm Camping Areas: Area 3 [West Coast Park](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/guide-to-west-coast-park-singapore/) is East Coast Park’s counterpart in the western region, but the main difference is that it’s a lot smaller. In fact, it only has 50 hectares of land, but don’t let that number fool you; this park has a lot to offer to guests. There are various gardens if you want to take a break from the city and decompress, and if you’re in for an exciting time, you can try rollerskating or even learn how to shoot a bow and arrow\! The designated camping area is within Area 3, and it faces the sea, so you can enjoy the salt air and the view of the ships passing by. If you want to get a better view of the scenery, head to the lookout deck. ### Pasir Ris Park — From: ck.sg\_brompton Address: Along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite MRT Station, Singapore 519639 Operating Hours: Open 24 hours Camping Areas: Areas 1 and 3 Pasir Ris Park is a popular spot among families because of its tranquil nature and wide range of [family-friendly activities](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/free-things-to-do-with-your-family/), such as in-line skating and pony riding. The park is also known for its mangrove forest, which hikers and nature lovers enjoy visiting. For campers, the designated camping sites are within Areas 1 and 3. These sites also have a grill, so you can enjoy a cozy cookout night with your loved ones. Since [Changi Airport](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/changi-airport-the-best-in-the-world/) is relatively near to the park, you might be able to watch planes flying by. ### Pulau Ubin — From: blondiewanderlust Camping Areas: Jelutong, Mamam, and Endut Senin If you’re looking for an underrated place to go camping in, you might want to consider Pulau Ubin. Pulau Ubin is a verdant island just north of mainland Singapore, and it’s the kind of place that makes you in awe of nature. With 1,020 hectares of land, Pulau Ubin boasts countless hiking trails that you can take on to see exotic plants and [wild animals](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/wildlife-to-see-singapore/). Pekan Quarry is best known for its bird sightings, while Puaka Hill lets you enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Pulau Ubin has three designated camping sites: Jelutong (located near the village), Mamam (further up north of the island), and Endut Senin (a 30-minute walk from the jetty and faces the sea). Though these areas have toilet facilities, do take note that only Jelutong allows a campfire. Additionally, the water here isn’t safe to drink or shower, so it’s best that you bring your own. ### Pulau Hantu — From: ohsosweetandprettyme Camping Areas: Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil Another [Singaporean island](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/singapore-islands-to-visit/) that might capture your interest is Pulau Hantu, which is literally “ghost island” in Malay. Many people believe that the reason for this name is the stories of soldiers dying here and their ghosts forever haunting this place. But others think that the name refers to the moment when the middle part of the island disappears during high tide. It’s not just the name that makes Pulau Hantu interesting. Its untouched environment makes it appealing to people who want to take a break from the city, and its location also makes it perfect for divers who want to observe marine life up close. You can choose to set your camping tent in either of the two islets (Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil). Both have their own jetty, shelters, and picnic areas, and you’ll also have access to swimming lagoons either way. Just like Pulau Ubin, however, it’s highly recommended that you bring your own water. ### Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat — From: ivanlowjh Camping Areas: Areas A to F Lazarus Island and Pulau Seringat are two islands located south of mainland Singapore, and the only way to reach them is by riding a ferry from [Marina South Pier](https://www.bestinsingapore.co/things-to-do-marina-south-pier-singapore/). These two Southern Islands are noted for their largely undeveloped areas, so you can explore nature in all its glory. They’re also not prone to crowds, which is why people looking for a relaxing time love coming here. The camping areas are located along the bay of Lazarus Island, so you have access to the swimming lagoon. Additionally, the campsites give you an unobstructed view of the clear, blue water, so don’t hesitate to capture some photos.
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