Parks

Parks

East Coast Park
(near Fort Road "round-about") Located opposite Katong Park separated by the ECP highway. Along the big drains. Very cruisy both day and night. Watch for actions in the bushes at night, but be careful, it can get very dark. Very popular, but the police are making regular spot-checks now because there has been complaints that some annoying pack of "sisters" made "wooing" noises at innocent passerbys.

Katong Park
(also near Fort Road) Actions start only at night, probably after 9:00pm. Be careful of the toilet, police make spot-checks occasionally.

Raffles Place Vicinities
(also known as Jurassic Park) Very popular with late nighters. Probably the most cruisy but also the sleaziest. People tend to have an attitude, you must be daring to make the first move. Raffles Place - this name only suggests vicinities around the place, and not a exact location. Over the years, the crowd has moved from "the river" (where Boat Quay is now) to nearby buildings and small alleys/roads not too far from Boat Quay, and currently to China Street/Hokkien Street and areas around. Constructions for new shopping centres are going on there, so probably we will see another move soon.
There is a pickup spot at the hill-top, it's dark and cruisy, but it's not easy to find.

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East Coast Park (near Fort Road "round-about")	Located opposite Katong Park separated by the ECP highway. Along the big drains. Very cruisy both day and night. Watch for actions in the bushes at night, but be careful, it can get very dark. Very popular, but the police are making regular spot-checks now because there has been complaints that some annoying pack of "sisters" made "wooing" noises at innocent passerbys.
Katong Park (also near Fort Road)	Actions start only at night, probably after 9:00pm. Be careful of the toilet, police make spot-checks occasionally.
Raffles Place Vicinities (also known as Jurassic Park)	Very popular with late nighters. Probably the most cruisy but also the sleaziest. People tend to have an attitude, you must be daring to make the first move. Raffles Place - this name only suggests vicinities around the place, and not a exact location. Over the years, the crowd has moved from "the river" (where Boat Quay is now) to nearby buildings and small alleys/roads not too far from Boat Quay, and currently to China Street/Hokkien Street and areas around. Constructions for new shopping centres are going on there, so probably we will see another move soon. There is a pickup spot at the hill-top, it's dark and cruisy, but it's not easy to find.