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The Urban Hideout is a pet-friendly café at Springside Walk. Get piping hot coffee and gelato treats for yourself. You can also get treats for your furball too!
View their menu here.
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Located off Gambas Avenue, Sembawang Hot Spring Park features new cascading pools and a water collection point, enhanced accessibility for wheelchair users, and educational panels where visitors can learn about Singapore’s only hot spring park’s history and geology. The park's rustic environment, reminiscent of old kampungs, also holds many collective memories for the community.
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Visitors can enjoy the new Floral Walk and see fruit trees and edible plants commonly found in kampungs, and flowers commonly seen in the 1960s and 1990s. The rustic environment is further enhanced by unpaved paths and naturalised streams flowing from the hot spring, which mimics the freshwater swamp forest landscape. There are seating areas sheltered by planted trellises featuring flowering creepers such as the Elephant Climber (Argyreia nervosa). The public can also learn more about the history of the site and geothermal processes behind the formation of a hot spring through interpretative signs at locations of interest.
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ARTS & CULTURE |
27 November 2017 |
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Sembawang Hot Spring, the only hot spring on mainland Singapore, will be developed into a community park 10 times its current size.
The Sembawang Hot Spring was discovered in 1908 on the grounds owned by a Chinese merchant, Seah Eng Keong. Since then, the land has changed hands a few times. It was once a thermal bathhouse for Japanese soldiers, after their occupation of Singapore during World War II.
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Sembawang Hot Spring holds many memories for the community that has used it over the years. The design of the new Sembawang Hot Spring Park is shaped by the 'kampung-like' environment and will be kept rustic with various spaces where visitors can gather & enjoy the activities in this unique park. The design will be further refined with ideas and suggestions received from the public.
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Work on the park will begin in early 2018 and are expected to be completed by 2019.
At the new park after its completion; park visitors will be greeted by a lush floral walk comprising plants that evoke past memories. This includes edibles once commonly found in kampungs that visitors can now admire as they head to the café at the far end of the Floral Walk. Across the bridge from the café, visitors can experience a rustic landscape with verdant lawns, streams and unpaved paths. Naturalistic planting of a freshwater swamp forest landscape and fruit trees surround this area, leading visitors to the hot spring.
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Founded in 2011, GreenDot was awarded the Spring Ace Start Up Fund to set up their Green Fast Food concept in schools to change the boring and unappealing stereotype that people have of vegetarian food.
With the belief that eating has a greater purpose, they help you make differences one meal at a time. Whether it's because you want to boost your health, combat climate change, or feel good from eating a meal, choosing a meal at GreenDot is your best way to make this positive impact.
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They hope to bring you more delicious meat-free cuisines that can excite your tastebuds and also satisfy your daily nutritional needs.
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