Changi Beach Park
28 ha coastal park, 24 hours, seven paid carparks, 20 BBQ pits on AXS. WWII Sook Ching plaque. Casuarinas between CP6 and CP7. No camping.
About Changi Beach Park
Changi Beach Park is one of Singapore's oldest coastal parks. NParks lists 28 hectares along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road, open 24 hours, wheelchair accessible, on the Eastern Coastal Loop and Round Island Route. Seven carparks take fees. CP1 to CP5 sit on Nicoll Drive. CP6 is on Changi Coast Road. CP7 is on Changi Ferry Road. Book one of 20 barbecue pits on the NParks AXS page before you turn up with charcoal. Camping and tents are not allowed. The WWII memorial plaque marks the Changi Beach massacre of 1942. The promontory looks toward Pulau Ubin. Casuarinas shade the stretch between carparks 6 and 7. Keep off intertidal wildlife. Covered shoes on the rocks. This is the beach park. Changi Boardwalk at the Point is a separate 2.2 km walk. Eat at the village hawker, not on the sand.