Pasir Ris Park is a park that we’ve been to only about a handful of times. It actually didn’t leave an impression on me, but Mr. P tells me we visited on weekends when it was very busy. AND I was NOT impressed by the crowd.
I have to say now…
Pasir Ris Park on a weekday is quite beautiful.
Pasir Ris Park weather when we were there
We were there near the start of what was later reported as Singapore’s longest cold spell (all of 5 days lol) for at least a decade. And by cold we meant minimum temperatures of 21°C to 22°C. It is rare for our hot and humid tropical weather!
Perhaps its was the cool, slightly rainy weather. Perhaps because we were right by the sea. Perhaps it was the green open space that was not bespoiled by the weekend horde.
Perhaps it was everything together, but I suddenly felt like I was on holiday and not in Singapore anymore. HAHA!
Pasir Ris Park Scenery and Dogs!
We weren’t here to take photos… even though the evidence indicated otherwise.
We were here to take a walk with the dogs from Donna’s daycare!
Although Donna’s sudden appearance proved to be rather distracting for the dogs! Oops!
Since it was a wet morning, the dogs were all muddy and wet from the puddles. You’d think it might be all fun and games being a dogwalker, but these guys actually had to spend time to clean up the whole pack of more than 10 dogs after walks before they return the dogs home.
Yup! Very distracting! :P
Rest stop at one of the shelters at Pasir Ris Park
The pack takes a break, before the higher energy dogs continue with the walk. The lower energy ones will just rest and relax under the shelter until the whole pack is ready to leave.
I try to distract Donna from approaching the other dogs, and then I noticed these two figures standing behind Donna.
Top left – Bailey and Marshall, two cocker spaniels @baileysmoments
It seems Donna wasn’t the only one distracted by my treats! ( But I didn’t know what they could/couldn’t eat, so I couldn’t give them.)
And then it was time for these big boys and girls to continue with their walk.
Kosmo (middle) is the most popular boy in school
The little ones stayed behind.
Skylar @skylarthepug (left) Gracey @gracey.goldendoodle (right)
Although this little one seems to think she is a big dog. :P I mean, I heard huskies and malamutes like to howl but pugs?
Seriously, I didn’t know Howling Pugs were a thing until I searched “howling pug” on Youtube. There were 89k results. I scrolled down and every single video has at least 1 howling pug. OMG!
Getting to and exploring Pasir Ris Park
This time round we parked at Pasir Ris Park Carpark D, we headed right and crossed the bridge in the direction of D’Resort Downtown East. We actually only explored a small part of this big park so I’m definitely looking forward to visiting again for more photos of the park and the beach!
Map for Pasir Ris Park, carpark and landmarks. Cafes within the park include 5 Drunken Rabbits and Georges @ The Cove. They might be dog-friendly but I have not verified it yet. :P
Many thanks to Pawsible Playschool for letting us join their morning dogwalk and playschool for a day.
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Lycan and Lexie
Haven’t been there in ages. Forgot how nice it actually is but yes, I agree that the crowd during the weekend is such a turn off.
weliveinaflat
Yah, the crowd is a turn off 😅😅 but it is nice so I keep saying I want to go again but… I keep saying.. LOL. I want to visit the maze… HAHA. Thanks for dropping by!! 😝
Kismet
Of course the park is beautiful-Donna was in it.
weliveinaflat
Thank you 😂😂😘 😘
weliveinaflat
You have good taste… for a bird 😝