During Chinese New Year, we visited our relatives at Yio Chu Kang Road area, where we chanced upon a hidden gem in the quiet neighbourhood - Begonia Road Playground.
At Begonia Road Playground, the children were overjoyed to see these - swings, see-saw and Merry-go-round!
While those are not the old-school type of swing, see-saw and Merry-go-round, the children and even myself enjoyed this playground because we hardly see all these exist within one playground (please let us know if there are other such playgrounds).
This playground is not really accessible unless you drive. If you are taking bus, you would have to walk a short distance after alighting.
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yay another playground idea! thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteAi @ Sakura Haruka
It is quite well hidden. Hope you enjoy it!
DeleteWah, the merry go round very retro leh. Though not precisely the metallic one that I used to play with as a kid, but definitely more retro than the ones at my 'hood.
ReplyDeleteThe most retro merry go round would be the one at Tiong Bahru Park!
DeleteActually there are many such small but nostalgic playgrounds nestled in private estates too. Worth checking out.
ReplyDeleteYes, shall explore those playgrounds! I love the fact that the playground is not crowded.
DeleteThanks for sharing another hidden gem in Singapore!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcomed!
DeleteI like the merry go round! Must find time to go!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed playing merry go round too, though a bit giddy after playing!
DeleteI kinda miss simple playgrounds like this! Reminds me of my childhood and hey, this is actually quite near me! :P
ReplyDeleteGreat, you can bring your boys there!
DeleteMiss seeing these merry go round in playgrounds! They are such a rare sight now.
ReplyDeleteIt is quite a rare sight to see merry go round nowadays.
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