Not many good things have been said about Yishun, but a new community water park might change all that.
If you’re looking to spend quality time with your kids while saving money and getting respite from the heat, you should consider dropping by Yishun.
The fully-equipped and functional water park is free and will make the perfect hangout spot for the family.
Residents of the far North will no longer have to travel to find a community club or water park far away now that Oasis Waterpark@Nee Soon East is open.
Located next to block 307 Yishun Central, the park is only a short distance from Yishun MRT station.
Close to the MRT also means close to a mall, and parents can do their round of weekend shopping at Northpoint City after letting the kids have their fun.
But the ones who can really rejoice are those staying at Yishun Central and Yishun Ring Road, who can go down any time for some fun in the sun.
Flanked by HDB blocks, Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East may look very unassuming, but the fairly large space has 3 main splash zones.
The 3.5-metre tall pole that sprays water all around and built-in water guns will leave nobody within the perimeter dry.
There’s even a wading pool for children aged 2 to 12, which is great for the cool kids who’d rather chill than run around screaming.
Judging from the photos of MP Louis Ng and Yishun residents during the park’s launch, your family is guaranteed to have a whale of a time there.
The water park isn’t just any public facility that’s left there for everyone to use — it comes with loads of useful stuff for the community’s convenience.
Some of the amenities include:
Parents with young children won’t have to worry about fussing over the little ones with these conveniences in place.
With all the right ingredients for a fun time with the family, Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East may just be the place to take your kids this June holiday.
Here’s more info on how to get there:
Address: 307 Yishun Central (behind Yishun North Neighbourhood Police Centre)
Opening hours: 9am-10pm daily
Nearest MRT station: Yishun
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