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A husky resting on a yellow float in a swimming pool, from Wag & Wild's own website

Singapore's biggest dog water park has its last splash on 30 November, so book the dog a weekday swim

If your dog has never had a proper swim, this month is the last chance to do it at Wag & Wild.

Book a weekday morning slot in the next fortnight, not the last weekend. Wag & Wild, the dog water park at 2 Jurong Gateway Road, announced on its own Instagram on 1 November that its land lease ends in December, so its last day open is Monday 30 November 2026, five years after it opened in 2020. Until then it is still selling slots on its website and asking regulars to come down for a few more swims. Jurong East MRT is a short walk.

Here is how it works, for anyone whose dog has only ever paddled at East Coast. The park calls itself Singapore's largest dog water park, with more than 19,000 square feet of pools and space where dogs swim and run about with their owners, and children are welcome too. Playtime is sold in 1.5-hour slots: S$40.33 a dog on weekdays and S$43.60 at weekends, with three people included and each extra person S$6.48. Your dog's last vaccination or titre test has to be within the past 12 months, with a photo of the record on your phone for the staff, and NParks' rules apply, so the eight restricted breeds cannot come and the muzzled breeds stay muzzled. The house rules are the sensible ones: no food for three to four hours before the swim, arrive 15 minutes early for a toilet stop on the grass outside, rinse the paws at the water points before the pool, and keep the last 15 minutes of your slot for convincing the dog that playtime is over and drying off. There are power sockets outside for your own dryer.

Why it matters: a pool built for dogs to swim in, rather than a beach they are tolerated on, is the kind of thing that only exists while a plot of land is spare, and this one was next to an MRT station. We know of nothing announced to replace it, and the operator has not said whether it will reopen elsewhere, so treat 30 November as the end rather than a pause.

Our advice: a weekday morning before the heat, when the pools are emptiest and the slot is cheapest; a towel, a dryer and a second lead; and a dog that has skipped breakfast. Go in the next two weeks, because the last weekend will be every regular's idea at once. Afterwards, Jurong Lake Gardens is two stops west for the walk that finishes the dog off properly.

Good to know Wag & Wild, 2 Jurong Gateway Road, #01-13, Singapore 608512. Last day Monday 30 November 2026 (lease ending; announced on Instagram 1 November). 1.5-hour slots booked on wagnwild.com: S$40.33 a dog on weekdays, S$43.60 at weekends, three people included; extra people S$6.48 each. Vaccination or titre test within 12 months; NParks restricted and muzzled-breed rules apply; no food 3–4 hours before. Tel 8776 9293, WhatsApp 8787 2712. Nearest MRT: Jurong East.

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Wag & Wild dog water park, Jurong (closing) | 2 Jurong Gateway Road, #01-13, Singapore 608512

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