Windsor Nature Park Singapore: Trails, TreeTop Walk & Guide

Come and hike with us through the trails of Windsor Nature Park, which include the Hanguana Trail, Squirrel Trail, Drongo Trail, and Venus Loop. Windsor Nature Park is a 75-hectare nature park along Venus Drive in Singapore, serving as a green buffer for the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. This nature park was open to the public last 2017 to help visitors discover highlights of additional flora and fauna. Also, the park serves as an alternative way to access Treetop Walk along MacRitchie Nature Park. In this guide, I’ll share the trails, how to get there, parking information, the best time to visit and nearby attractions.

Windsor Nature Park at a Glance

📍 Location: 30 Venus Drive, Singapore
🕘 Nature Reserve Hours: 7:00AM – 7:00PM
🚇 Nearest MRT: Bright Hill MRT
🎟️ Admission: Free
👣 Main trails: Venus Loop, Hanguana, Squirrel & Drongo
☀️ Best Time to Visit: Morning
⏳ Recommended Duration: 1-2 hours
👍 Best For: Hiking, nature, wildlife & birdwatching

Where Is Windsor Nature Park
How To Go Windsor Nature Park
Windsor Nature Park Parking
Best Time to Go Windsor Nature Park
Windsor Nature Park Map
Best Windsor Park Nature Trails
A. Hanguana Trail
B. Squirrel Trail
C. Drongo Trail
D. Venus Loop
Windsor Nature Park To Treetop Walk
Windsor Nature Park Facilities
Windsor Nature Park Opening Hours
Nearby Park and Attractions
Tips for Hiking Windsor Nature Park
Frequently Asked Questions
Final Thoughts

Where is Windsor Nature Park

Windsor Nature Park is situated at Venus Drive, right along the Upper Thomson Road, Singapore. The park is beside Singapore Island Country Club golf course and MacRitchie Nature Park.

How to go Windsor Nature Park

Windsor Nature Park can be easily reach by MRT, bus or car. The main entrance and car park are along Venus Drive.

By MRT
To reach Windsor Nature Park by public transport is by MRT. It will take around a 10-minute walk to the park.
Upper Thomson MRT Station: Walk approximately 1.2km along Upper Thomson Road, then turn left into Venus Drive.
Bright Hill MRT Station: Walk approximately 1.1km along Sin Ming Avenue towards Venus Drive.

By Bus
Several bus services stop near Windsor Nature Park. From Upper Thomson Road, take:
Bus 132, 163, 165, 166, 167, 855 or 980
Alight at Opp Flame Tree Park (Bus Stop 53071) or Flame Tree Park (Bus Stop 53079).

By Car
Visitors who are driving can enter Windsor Nature Park Car Park along Venus Drive. The car park is located close to the main entrance and is the most convenient starting point for exploring the park’s trails

Windsor Nature Park Parking

Visitors who are driving to Windsor Nature Park can park at the main Windsor Nature Park Car Park located along Venus Drive, close to the park entrance.

Best Time to Go Windsor Nature Park

The best time to visit Windsor Nature Park is early in the morning, ideally between 7am and 9am. The cooler temperatures make hiking more comfortable, while the quieter trails provide a better chance to enjoy the rainforest and spot birds and other wildlife.

Best Day to Visit
Weekdays are generally a good choice if you prefer a quieter experience compare to weekends and public holidays which can be busier, particularly around the car park and popular trail entrances.

Windsor Nature Park Map

The nature park amenities include sheltered area, toilet and car park. The nature reserve park consist of wetlands, trails and boardwalk path. It also has heritage trees and plants together with some wildlife animals and birds.

Windsor Nature Park Trails at a Glance

Trail	Distance	Difficulty	Time	Best for
Hanguana Trail	350m	Easy	10 min	Short walk
Venus Loop	1.8km	Easy	45 min	Beginners
Squirrel & Drongo Trails	2.2km	Easy	1 hr	Nature & wildlife
TreeTop Walk	7km	Moderate–difficult	3–4 hrs	Experienced hikers

Best Windsor Nature Park Trails

Nature Park trail distance covers about 4.5km combining the four (4) nature trails in the park which include Hanguana Trail, Squirrel Trail, Drongo Trail, and Venus Loop. These trails are ideal for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and those seeking a peaceful escape into the forest. The trails are well-maintained, and they vary in difficulty and length, catering to different types of visitors.

#1 Hanguana Trail

Hanguana Trail is the easiest trail inside the park, the trail covers only 350m which is relatively an easy walk for about 10 minutes. The trail consists of one small loop with surrounding native plants and trees found in Singapore. This trail is located before on near the main entrance of the park, right along the Venus Loop.

#2 Squirrel Trail

Squirrel Trail consists of a boardwalk with mixed stone patches together to form a 300m pathway. There are small streams of water coupled with some palm trees and also flowers on the side. And of course, it was named as Squirrel trail due to the number of a squirrel that reside around the area.

#3 Drongo Trail

Drongo Trail is a 500m sub-canopy boardwalk and 450m of flat surface terrain on the other side. The boardwalk is surrounded by giant trees on the side where visitors can catch the flora and fauna of the forest. Recently, due to fallen trees that cause damage to the boardwalk path, trees on the side were cut down. The trail has direct access to MacRitchie Nature Park, where visitors can extend their hike up to the famous Treetop Walk.

#4 Venus Loop

Venus Loop trail covers around 1.8km which can easily be done within 45 minutes of leisure walking. The trails feel rustic and calm as seldom fewer visitors used to walk around this area. There are some sightings of wild animals such as wild boars, monkeys, and monitor lizards around the area. Along with that are some trees, shrubs that have grown over time. Visitors will have a nice short walk especially during the early morning where the smell of fresh clean is observed.

Windsor Nature Park to TreeTop Walk

The hike from Windsor Nature Park to the TreeTop Walk is one of the best ways to experience Singapore’s Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The route takes you through dense rainforest before reaching the famous 250m-long TreeTop Walk suspension bridge, which connects two of the highest points in the reserve. From the bridge, you can enjoy views across the forest canopy and towards Upper Peirce Reservoir. The round-trip route from Windsor Nature Park to the TreeTop Walk is approximately 7km and takes around 3–4 hours.

TreeTop Walk Opening Hours

Monday: Closed, except public holidays
Tuesday–Friday: 9:00AM–5:00PM
Weekends and public holidays: 8:30PM–5:00PM
Last entry: 4:45PM

Windsor Nature Park Facilities

There is one (1) toilet at the nature park which is situated on the right side of the main entrance. There is a drinking water station for visitors to fill up their water bottles. Also sheltered area are available for visitors which serve as common place to stay in event of unexpected weather like rain or otherwise use as to perform group activities.

Windsor Nature Park Opening Hours

Windsor Nature Park is open daily from 7:00am to 7:00pm. Visitors are not permitted to enter or remain in the nature park after 7:00pm. The car park has ample parking lots and Parking is free. It is open daily from 7:00am to 7:00pm and overnight parking is not permitted where the gantry are locked outside these hours.

Nearby Parks and Attractions

Windsor Nature Park is part of Singapore’s wider Central Catchment green network, making it easy to combine your hike with other nearby nature attractions. If you have extra time, consider adding one of these places to your itinerary.

Tips for Hiking Windsor Nature Park

Windsor Nature Park is an easy place to explore Singapore’s rainforest, but the trails can still be hot, humid and uneven.

Start Early
Wear Proper Shoes
Bring Water
Use Insect Repellent
Check the Weather Before You Go
Stay on the Designated Trails

Frequently Asked Questions About Windsor Nature Park

Is Windsor Nature Park worth visiting?
Yes. Windsor Nature Park is a great place to experience Singapore’s rainforest, wildlife and walking trails.
How long does it take to walk around Windsor Nature Park?
It depends on the trail you choose. The Hanguana Trail takes about 10 minutes, Venus Loop around 45 minutes, and the Squirrel and Drongo Trails about 1 hour. If you hike from Windsor Nature Park to the TreeTop Walk and back, allow approximately 3–4 hours for the 7km route
What are the best trails at Windsor Nature Park?
The best trail depends on how much time you have. Hanguana Trail is ideal for a short walk, Venus Loop is a good option for beginners, and the Squirrel and Drongo Trails are great for experiencing the forest and freshwater habitats. For a longer adventure, take the 7km route to the TreeTop Walk
Can you walk from Windsor Nature Park to the TreeTop Walk?
Yes. Windsor Nature Park is one of the starting points for the TreeTop Walk trail. The round-trip route is approximately 7km and takes about 3–4 hours
How do you get to Windsor Nature Park by MRT?
The nearest MRT station is Bright Hill MRT Station
What are the opening hours of Windsor Nature Park?
Windsor Nature Park is open daily from 7am to 7pm.
Is Windsor Nature Park suitable for beginners?
Yes. The main Windsor Nature Park trails are generally suitable for beginners.

Final Thoughts

Windsor Nature Park is one exciting new park that visitors must go and explore. Exploring the park can be a breeze with an almost flat surface which makes it easy for visitors to walk around this nature park. With half of the nature park path covered with a wooden boardwalk, visitors will find a good walking experience. The nature park is covered with lush vegetation of trees with several freshwater streams on the side. Upon hiking the trail we have encountered wild boars along the side, squirrels on the top tree, and a family of monkeys. On the other hand for visitors who want to extend the adventure, the nearby MacRitchie Nature Park is easily accessible from this park. It is around 2km from the main entrance to reach the trail segment of MacRitchie Nature Park.