Gardens by the Bay Children's Garden: Toddlers Play Area



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The Far East Organisation Children's Garden at Gardens by the Bay is a great place for the young kids with a dedicated toddlers wet and dry play area! 

Location: Far East Organization Children's Garden | 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours: Thu - Sun (9 am - 7 pm), Closed on Mon - Wed
Admission: FREE 

    Children's Garden

    The Far East Organisation Children's Garden located at the Gardens by the Bay is actually a combination of 3 play areas. This article is written in 3 parts, do start with the Water Play followed by this article on the Toddler Play and finally the article about The Treehouses.

    Far East Organisation Children's Garden Gardens by the bay

    If you have read or visited the Water Play area, you will probably realise that it is the main draw of the Children's Garden. However, don't dismiss the Toddler Play area that is next to it too and designed especially for kids between 2 to 5 yrs old. 

    It is also a great alternative if you forgot to bring a change of clothes or prefer not to go into the water! 

    Dry Play @ Toddler Play Area

    Far East Organisation Children's Garden Gardens by the bay

    Far East Organisation Children's Garden Gardens by the bay

    The Toddler Play area is actually made up of a dry and wet play. At the dry play, you will find a small playground with low climbing structures and equipment for the kids to climb, crawl and run! There's a little swing, slide, suspension bridge, spring bridge and bouncy rides too. 

    It's a good area to calm the little ones down after all the excitement playing in the water! 

    Toddler Play - Fish Fountain

    Photo Credits: Gardens by the Bay

    We shared about this in our first look at the Water Play area at the Children's Garden, but the Fish Fountain is actually part of the Toddler Play area. It targets younger kids with fish fountain that squirts water and is suited for younger ones who may not be keen to be at the main water play. 

    Amenities At The Children's Garden

    Far East Organisation Children's Garden Gardens by the bay

    Located right next to the Toddler Play area is a little cafe that serves snacks and drinks. Great for parents looking to "hide" from the sun, and to grad a coffee or ice-cold drink! There are also ample seats around for your to enjoy your drink, or head over to the sheltered amphitheatre for a break.

    There are washing areas at the Children's Garden as well as lockers for parents to keep your belongings too. 

    Opening Hours

    Photo Credits: Gardens by the Bay

    The playground is open daily on Wednesdays to Sundays at 9 am to 7 pm. Last admission is at 6 pm and the Water Play area closes at 6.30 pm. 

    The garden is closed on Mondays to Wednesdays unless it is a Public Holiday. During the school holidays (including Youth Day, Teacher's Day, Children's Day and 10 Aug), the garden will operate on Tuesdays to Sundays. 

    What To Bring To Far East Organisation Children's Garden 

    For the toddler area, we recommend that you bring along swimwear, little buckets and water play equipment for the kids to have fun. Definitely a change of clothes, and the usual insect repellent and sunscreen too! 

    BYKidO's Tip: Waterproof your phone so that you can bring it into the water play to play with your little ones! 

    How To Get To Far East Organisation Children's Garden 

    There are a number of ways to get to the Children's Garde, and the easiest may be by the MRT. Drop off Bayfront MRT station and take Exit B. Cross the Dragonfly Bridge and there will be signs to the Children's Garden. Alternatively, you can 

    If you are driving, you may park at the main carpark at Gardens by the Bay, and follow the signs to the Children's Garden. For more info, visit the website on Gardens by the Bay. 

     



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    This article is prepared by

    Jiarong Yu
    Daddy to 2 adorable little ones. Misses them the moment they are not around, regrets missing them the moment they are around.

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