Lion City Parkour ✓ ACRA Verified
About Lion City Parkour
About Lion City Parkour
Lion City Parkour offers holiday camp programmes in Singapore, operating islandwide from its base at 51 Lor 21 Geylang. The listing has been verified by KakiList and is ACRA-registered. It holds a 5/5 rating across 147 Google reviews, a robust sample that provides a reliable positive signal.
When enquiring, confirm which holiday camp suits your child's age group and experience level, as parkour programmes typically span beginner to intermediate tracks. It is worth asking whether sessions are run in small groups or larger cohorts, what the coach-to-participant ratio is, and whether the camp follows a structured progression across the week. Check whether the venue at Geylang is the primary training site or whether sessions take place at external locations islandwide. Clarify what attire and footwear are required, whether there is a minimum age or physical prerequisite, and what the camp's safety and supervision protocols look like — these details matter particularly for younger participants joining for the first time.
To take the next step, reach out to Lion City Parkour via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form to confirm upcoming holiday camp dates, group sizes, and pricing before securing a place.
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Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (147 reviews)
Stefanie Leong
★★★★★
My 4 year old boy has been attending the Kinder class with Lion City Parkour for 2 terms and not only has he shown better motor skills and understanding of his body. I think what sets apart for their sessions is that the coaches don't push the kids to achieve expectations but they walk through with them at their level to work towards the achievement goal. The gym is well equipped with air mats so don't need to worry if you'll get injured as compared to doing outdoor parkour. The class prices are in a good range and parents get to watch from a loft space too ☺️
Denise Tan
★★★★★
Corporate class by CP and Gwen was really fun & engaging! It’s something very different from other sports and it really helps to foster teamwork (there were a couple of partner exercises/activities). CP and Gwen explained the moves very clearly and it was easy to understand as well. Glad we made the choice to go to Lion City Parkour for our team’s bonding activity!
Jas
★★★★★
I would totally recommend Parkour camps to anyone considering it. My daughter attended the June holiday camp for kids and she loved every moment. It wasn’t just about learning cool moves. The camp created a space for kids to stretch themselves, both physically and mentally. She learned resilience, teamwork, focus, and how to bounce back from setbacks. Most importantly, she gained confidence, not from always winning or being the best, but from seeing her own growth and effort pay off. The coaches were intentional and observant, even amidst the energy of a whole class. I especially appreciate how Coach Amsyar and Gwen took time to see each child as an individual, figuring out how they learn and helping them shine.
Bohwern (BOB)
★★★★★
I currently have my 2 kids join Lion City parkour. The coaches at Lion City are very very friendly and the values that the Lion City coaches inculcate are positively reinforcing towards the children's confidence, and respectfulness towards one another and to the coaches. Each class is actually meticulously planned out and you can see the hard work the coaches put in to create and prep their lesson plans. Parkour greatly helps with their motor skills and body functional awareness. I highly highly recommend them! Let's goooo!
Cher Y
★★★★★
Finally got my butt off the couch to learn parkour this year! Have been following some sg parkour accounts; am glad that I chose to begin this journey with LCPK, as they have such a supportive and friendly community. I live in the west so I have been training with Coach Cheng Yang on Sat mornings at Jurong Lake Gardens parkour park. I’ve also met Coach Bernard and Coach Gwen, and all of them have been very kind and humble in sharing their knowledge and experience in parkour, and super patient with beginners like me. They would break down the steps, improvise and adapt the moves, and would always assure me to take it at my own pace. They also have an indoor gym at Aljunied, where younger kiddos and grownups alike could train confidently in a safe space with soft mats. Would recommend LCPK to anyone who’d like to give parkour a try!
Lion City Parkour vs other providers in Singapore
Side-by-side with the next three highest-rated holiday camps providers on KakiList, so you can see how Lion City Parkour stacks up at a glance.
| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lion City Parkour (this page) | ⭐ 5.0 | 147 | — | ✓ |
| Winning English Singapore | ⭐ 5.0 | 264 | — | ✓ |
| Waga Mari Charters | ⭐ 5.0 | 263 | — | ✓ |
| Waga Mari Charters For Teens | ⭐ 5.0 | 263 | — | ✓ |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Lion City Parkour charge per session?›
Lion City Parkour displays a '$$' price indicator, but specific per-session or per-camp fees are not published on this listing. Holiday camp programmes in Singapore typically range from S$150 to S$450 for a multi-day camp, depending on duration, group size, and the experience level of coaching staff. When requesting a quote, ask whether the fee covers the full camp block or is charged per day, whether there are any materials or equipment costs, and whether a sibling or early-bird discount applies. Confirm the cancellation and refund policy before paying. See the full Holiday Camps cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Holiday camps are typically sold as a fixed block — one day, three days, or a full week — rather than as individual drop-in sessions, so a standalone trial class may not be available in the conventional sense. It is worth asking Lion City Parkour whether a single-day entry option exists for first-timers who want to assess fit before committing to a longer programme. When evaluating fit, consider whether the coach explains movement progressively, whether safety spotting is consistent, and whether your child's energy and confidence level seem well-matched to the group. Parkour is a physical discipline, so observing a session briefly before enrolment — if the provider permits — is a reasonable request.
What are the coaches' credentials at Lion City Parkour?›
Parkour coaching in Singapore does not require a government-issued licence, so the most relevant credentials are practical: experience teaching in structured group settings, first aid certification, and any formal parkour or movement qualifications such as those from Parkour UK, ADAPT, or the World Freerunning and Parkour Federation. Lion City Parkour's 5/5 rating across 147 Google reviews suggests consistent participant satisfaction, though credentials are best confirmed by asking the provider directly. When enquiring, ask how many coaches will be present per group, whether they hold current first aid certification, and how long they have been running structured youth programmes.