6 Best Spots In Singapore To Hangout In Your Car

Beyond Shopping Malls: Where to Drive Next

Let’s face it, the novelty of mall hopping in Singapore can wear thin.

After all, with nearly 200 malls dotted across the island, the routine of dining and shopping in these commercial hubs might just be inching towards mundane.

So, why not switch gears and explore some exciting locales that car enthusiasts and their friends swear by?

Buckle up, as we dive into some of the top spots where you can rev up your social life, outside of the usual retail therapy sessions.

Dempsey Hill: Serenity and Class In Town Area

Over at Dempsey Hill, tranquility and luxury coalesce, making it an ideal spot for both breakfast meet-ups and classy dinners.

Known for its serene vibe and high-end restaurants, Dempsey also hosts 'Cars & Kopi', a local adaptation of the global 'Cars & Coffee' movement.

Here, enthusiasts can enjoy free parking while discussing the finer details of their prized vehicles amidst the backdrop of vintage and exotic cars.

It's not just about cars; it’s about community and coffee in an upscale setting.

Kallang Leisure Park: Central Convenience

Kallang Leisure Park remains a central hub for entertainment and dining, despite some areas being redeveloped for the Singapore Sports Hub.

This area is steeped in motorsport history, having hosted legal carpark rallies and drag races up until the late 2000s.

Today, it boasts ample parking, a cinema, bowling alleys, and a variety of eateries, making it a versatile spot for those who prefer their leisure activities accompanied by a dash of historical intrigue.

Changi Airport: A Terminal of Leisure

Changi Airport isn't just for catching flights; it's a perfect venue for a 24-hour hangout session for the easties.

Its vast carparks, especially Carpark 4B at Terminal 4, are prime spots for car enthusiasts to gather, owing to the excellent lighting and the scenic backdrop of the terminal buildings.

Whether it’s sipping coffee at dawn or exploring the attractions of Jewel Changi, including the mesmerizing Rain Vortex, the airport offers a unique blend of leisure and aesthetic pleasure.

East Coast Park: Breeze and Wheels

Another great place in the east is the East Coast Park which has emerged as a hotspot for car gatherings, thanks to its spacious, free carparks and a plethora of activities.

Why spend your day in an air-conditioned mall when you can bask in the sun, enjoy a barbecue, or engage in outdoor sports like cycling and skating?

As the largest park in Singapore, it offers a breath of fresh air for families and groups of friends looking for a vibrant day out.

Kent Ridge Park: Scenic and Steeped in History

For those who enjoy a drive on the adventurous side on the west side, Kent Ridge Park, with its '99 bends', offers a thrilling ride.

The park itself is more than just a meetup spot for car lovers; it's a historical site where one of the last battles of World War II was fought in Singapore.

At its highest point, you can soak in panoramic views of the port and the sea, making it a reflective escape from the urban sprawl.

Yishun Dam and Seletar: Picturesque and Peaceful

Lastly, in the north of Singapore, Yishun Dam and the adjacent Seletar area provide a serene setting for nighttime gatherings.

Known for its colonial-era houses and quaint surroundings, Seletar is ideal for those looking to escape the city’s hustle and bustle.

It’s a place where one can enjoy good company, great food, and the gentle night breeze, all while being surrounded by picturesque landscapes perfect for photography.

Last Notes

Whether you’re a car enthusiast looking for your next hangout or just someone eager to explore new locales, these spots offer refreshing alternatives to the routine mall visits.

Each location promises not just a change of scenery but also an opportunity to create memorable experiences with friends and family.

So, why not take a drive to one of these destinations this weekend and see what all the fuss is about?

You might just discover your new favorite spot.

Writer's note: Images are purely fictional; for illustration only.