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About Splash-N-Surf (Kallang)
About Splash-N-Surf (Kallang)
Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) is a holiday camp provider based at Kallang Wave Mall, offering programmes islandwide. The listing has been verified by KakiList, confirming operating details and contact channels. Across 256 Google reviews, the provider holds a rating of 4.1 out of 5 — a robust sample that provides a reasonable signal of customer experience. Pricing is positioned in the mid-range ($$), though specific session or programme fees were not available at the time of listing.
For families considering a holiday camp, the usual starting point is to enquire about the programme schedule relative to your child's school holidays, confirm the appropriate age group or level, and ask whether the sessions are structured as a multi-day block or individual drop-in days. It is worth clarifying the group size, the ratio of instructors to participants, and whether the curriculum is level-based or mixed-ability. Ask whether any equipment or attire is provided or must be brought, and confirm the cancellation and refund policy before committing to a block booking. The Kallang Wave Mall location, near Gate 21 of the National Stadium, is accessible by public transport via Stadiums MRT station.
To take the next step, contact Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) directly by phone or through the enquiry form on their listing to ask about upcoming holiday camp schedules, age-group suitability, and current pricing.
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4.1/5 from 256 Google reviewsRobust sample — a reasonable basis for assessing customer experience.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 4.1 (256 reviews)
Sue Ann Tan
★★☆☆☆
This place is weird. We decided to bring our kids there to celebrate an upcoming birthday, we arrived at 9:30am, and bought tickets for the lazy river…about 30mins into having fun, we were suddenly told to leave the waters due to a ‘lightning alert’. It was bright and sunny and cloudless where we were. Many families were astounded from being kicked out of the waters, because the weather still seemed pretty sunny and bright and safe with no signs of rain incoming in the next at least one hour or so. Granted, upon checking the myENV app, there was impending thunderstorms forecasted for the afternoon, and those dark clouds only came after 1pm, after we gave up waiting and decided to go and have lunch at the food court. The families could have enjoyed at least another hour of fun before it started becoming cloudy. It was amusing that the guards would blow their whistle at anyone who even neared the vicinity of the pool’s edge, even when we weren’t attempting to go into the water. Also, I noted that there was a lady guard patrolling up and down the lazy river pool, and she was walking pretty fast up and down, but then, she was told by another guard that she was patrolling too far, and to adjust her patrolling route. After a few rounds around the lazy river observing her patrolling up and down about 10 metres in the hot sun and walking so fast, I felt that this was maybe not needed? We were the only ones in the lazy river (family of four) at that point of time. She looked baked in the hot sun, and I felt sorry for her. I have nothing against the guards on duty, as they’re just doing their job. This is just my observation. I may come back on a separate day, as I do enjoy the free kids pool and lazy river feature.
siska irawan
★★★★★
Good place for spend time with your kids, we start 5pm to 7pm nice with the sunset, and have people play till night too!
Ken
★☆☆☆☆
( Happened at splash and surf public water playground) We brought our kids to use the kids pool. Noticed that security are not doing their job , just listening to the music and enjoying. Saw some of the bigger kids are running towards the pool and diving in the water where there are younger kids in the pool. Some younger kids got bullied by older children ( saw older kids held younger kids' both legs and dragging along the water where one of them almost got drown and helpless) . This is intolerable and acceptable, there are safety lapses involved.Neither security seen it or stopped it. Sad to see some kids were being victim. Parents pls watch out your own kids .
Peter Yeo
★★★★☆
It’s a tiny little water playground but the slides and the option to pay ($2/pax) for the lazy river makes it worthwhile. While crowded, my two kids and I still had lots of fun. Probably cos we went on a Saturday morning amid the National Day activities and the World Aquatic Championship hubbub. The very good upside is there are quite a few life guards to watch over the kids. The downside is there aren’t many shady spots to shelter in and many parents reserve seats. There are also not many food options in the vicinity for kids. We walked up Kallang Leisure Mall instead.
Dru Lu
★★★★☆
It’s an awesome free (albeit small) splash park with pretty decent facilities. There are benches scattered around but the only sheltered area is between the splash park and lazy river which doesn’t have line of sight on splash park. Lazy river cost $2 per person. You can get wrist band at info centre. Overall a great way to spend the morning with kids and have lunch near by.
Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) vs other providers in Singapore
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) (this page) | ⭐ 4.1 | 256 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) charge per session?›
Specific pricing for Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) was not available at the time of this listing. Holiday camp fees in Singapore typically vary depending on the duration of the programme (half-day, full-day, or multi-day blocks), the activity type, and whether equipment or materials are included. Many providers charge per block rather than per individual session, with discounts for siblings or early-bird registration. It is advisable to ask whether there is a separate registration fee and whether materials or attire are included or charged separately. Confirm the full cost in writing — including any non-refundable deposits and the cancellation policy — before committing. See the full Holiday Camps cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Holiday camp programmes at most Singapore providers are structured as multi-day blocks tied to school holidays, which means a standalone trial class is not always available in the traditional sense. However, some providers offer a single-day taster or allow families to book one day before committing to a full week. It is worth asking Splash-N-Surf (Kallang) directly whether a taster day or partial booking is possible. When evaluating fit, consider whether the activity level and group structure suit your child's temperament, whether the instructor-to-child ratio feels appropriate, and whether the content is pitched at the right level. Asking to observe a session or speak with a returning parent can help you assess these factors before payment.
What are the instructors' credentials at Splash-N-Surf (Kallang)?›
Instructor credentials were not specified in the available listing data for Splash-N-Surf (Kallang). For a holiday camp — particularly one with a water or physical activity component — it is important to confirm that instructors hold relevant certifications (such as first aid and CPR, or activity-specific qualifications such as a swimming instructor licence from a recognised body like the Singapore Swimming Association). Ask directly about the lead instructor's background, years of experience, and whether assistants are present during sessions. Also confirm the ratio of instructors to children, as this affects both safety and the quality of instruction your child receives.