Roundhouse Singapore

Kid friendly place for horse riding ($10)and horse feeding ($2 ). Nearby to sixth avenue mrt. Bistro and cafe also open during public holiday. If weather turn bad they will stop horse riding for a while. Art and craft activity ($8) available as well. I suprise to see a hotel also nearby. Gallop stable also nearby they provide horse riding course for adult and kids.

This is a part of Singapore that I’ve not explored before. Found it quite charming and idyllic, almost forgot that you are in Singapore for a while. Interesting mix of tenants : childcare, gyms, spas, sports. There are pony rides and pony feedings up front, and you can book stable tours, archery lessons or bouldering sessions. The Grandstand is a short walk away with more dining options. Toilets are ok. Not dismal, definitely could do with more sprucing up and better lighting. I did visit on a midweek where it was not crowded, can’t imagine the state when the place gets busier. Edit: If you are checking out the reviews for Glamping at Bukit Timah Horsecity, the tents are poorly situated and not cleaned properly. All the activities they stated that you can do require very advance booking. A day trip will suffice, need not spend a pretty penny to camp here.

I like the location, love looking at the horses and having different mini businesses within the compound but the one thing they are lacking are decent bathroom. Please recant the toilets , they are awful and bare bones. At least fix the door lock for the ladies toilet. It’s just not pleasant , worst if you are a child (toilet seats are gross). Everything else is good but the toilets it’s why I can’t give the full 5 stars

A place with many facilities. There is a preschool centre, an archery court, a tennis court and of course horses in this tiny packed area. This place really is a horse City in a sense as there are a lot of facilities in this place. It also has many food and beverage outlets in this area. It is only a 10 minutes walk from the Sixth Avenue MRT station. In the morning, you can see people learning to ride horses here, and if you are lucky, horses and their riders walking around the area. It is a wonderful sight. It is a hidden gem in Singapore. I certainly had a wonderful time in this 'horsecity'. Would like to go there again if I have the time. I encourage you to go to this place as it is a relatively ulu place in Singapore and that it is great to explore hidden places in Singapore.