park was officially opened on 23 August 1986. This section, based around the theme of "Children's Holiday", was built at a cost of S$500,000, and was intended for children of different age groups, with different types of equipment for each age group. Before the official opening, the park had already attracted crowds, especially children. Work on the Fair Weather Sunday began in 1988. This area, intended for less strenuous activities like strolling, included a lookout point, facilities for picnickers, as well as a mangrove area with wooden boardwalks. Additional facilities, such as a maze, were added to the park by the end of the 1980s and Phase 4, a area for large gatherings at the park's western end, was completed by November 1991. The 2000s and 2010s In 2007, the park was expanded at a cost of S$2 million. This expansion added a herb garden, a raised wooden walkway in the mangrove, and an open interpretive centre that was intended to complement the mangrove forest. Landscape and facilities The facilities at the park include barbeque pits and dining establishments, along with dedicated facilities for cycling and water sports. In addition, there are selected areas for camping, and gardens with culinary and flowering plants. Mangroves During the park's construction, of mangrove was preserved, and another hectare was added in 1989. The mangroves have raised wooden walkways for visitors, along with signage with information on mangrove wildlife. The mangrove has a large number of tree species, ranging from the more common to the endangered. The mangrove area also has a 3-storey tower intended for bird-watching. See also List of parks in Singapore References External links Pasir Ris Park at National Parks Board, Singapore Parks in Singapore Pasir Ris