132 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1

Located in Teck Whye Garden, the 132 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1 Playground is a vibrant play space designed for children aged 5 to 12, combining fun climbing opportunities and imaginative play.

Central to the playground is Miracle Recreation's Phyzics Full Moon, a dome-shaped net climber with a slide at the top, offering a dynamic climbing experience. With no predefined play paths, children are encouraged to choose their own routes and explore the equipment independently, fostering creativity, decision-making, and confidence. Climbing options include rope nets, ladders, and orb-shaped handholds that enhance coordination, balance, and spatial judgment. Within the dome, children can find a suspended Hurricane Bridge Climber and vertical sphere-shaped climbers, which promote both sensory and motor development. Freestanding elements challenge children to assess risk, navigate obstacles, and engage in self-directed play, building independence and physical strength.

Accompanying the dome is HAG's Bell Swing structure, where children climb onto the base and hold the handlebars to sway, spin, or rotate the bell. This activity enhances balance, grip strength, and coordination, while promoting social interaction among multiple children as they play together.

This playground supports children’s development by encouraging safe risk-taking, providing full-body exercise, and enhancing fine motor skills through activities such as grasping, balancing, and climbing. It stimulates problem-solving and memory as children plan movements and navigate diverse climbing challenges. Engaging with various inclines and angles also enhances spatial awareness, helping children understand their body’s position in space and develop muscle tone, coordination, and overall physical confidence.