Labrador Nature Reserve BBQ planning in 2026 combines a coastal BBQ setting with one of Singapore’s most distinctive nature and heritage areas. BBQ Wholesale observed five BBQ pits during our onsite survey, while the current official NParks park profile confirms barbecuing is available but does not publish the total pit count.
Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park covers 22 hectares. The wider park is open 24 hours, while the nature reserve section is open from 7am to 7pm.
The current BBQ pit fee for Labrador is S$12 per day. Standard NParks BBQ bookings can be made up to two months ahead using AXS, with the permitted BBQ period running from 12pm to 10.30pm on the booked date.
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Last reviewed: 28 August 2026
This guide has been reviewed against current NParks information. Pit count, pit grouping, carpark, toilet, shelter and walking-time information from BBQ Wholesale site visits is identified separately.
Quick Guide
– BBQ pit count: 5 observed during BBQ Wholesale site visit; total not stated on current official park profile
– Current pit fee: S$12 per day
– Booking: NParks BBQ booking through AXS
– Booking window: Up to 2 months in advance
– BBQ period: 12pm to 10.30pm
– Park size: 22 hectares
– Park opening hours: Open 24 hours, except nature reserve section from 7am to 7pm
– Official parking: Carparks A, B and C; parking fees apply
– BBQ Wholesale site-survey pick: Pit 1 for convenient access to Carpark B and the nearby public toilet
Always check the live AXS booking system for current pit availability before confirming your BBQ.
Booking & Rates Overview
Labrador BBQ pits are booked through the NParks BBQ booking service using AXS. Bookings can generally be made up to two months in advance on a first-come, first-served basis.
The current fee for a Labrador BBQ pit is S$12 per day.
BBQ Wholesale observed five BBQ pits during our site visit. The current official Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park profile confirms barbecuing is available but does not state the total pit count, so the number of pits is presented as a BBQ Wholesale observation.
The authorised BBQ period is from 12pm to 10.30pm on the booked date.
| Item | Current information |
| Pit count | 5 observed by BBQ Wholesale |
| Pit fee | S$12 per day |
| Booking | AXS / NParks |
| Advance booking | Up to 2 months |
| BBQ period | 12pm-10.30pm |
| Park size | 22 hectares |
Labrador BBQ Pit Location
BBQ Wholesale observed five BBQ pits in the coastal park area during our site visit.
The current NParks park profile confirms barbecuing is available but does not publish the total BBQ pit count or a detailed numbered pit breakdown.
Visitors should therefore use the live AXS booking inventory and their confirmed booking to verify the currently available pit and exact location before arranging transport or delivery.
Nearest Carpark & Toilet
The table below is based on BBQ Wholesale site-visit observations and is intended as a practical planning reference.
| Pits | Nearest Carpark | Walk to Carpark (mins) | Nearest Toilet | Walk to Toilet (mins) | Near sheltered area |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pit 1-3 | carpark B | 3–4 | public toilet | 2–3 | Yes |
| pit 4-5 | carpark B | 4 | public toilet | 3 | No |
BBQ Wholesale site-survey note: Our survey identified Carpark B as the practical access point for the observed BBQ pits, with approximately 3 to 4 minutes’ walking time. The nearby public toilet was approximately 2 to 3 minutes from Pits 1 to 3 and approximately 3 minutes from Pits 4 to 5.
NParks currently lists Carparks A, B and C at Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park, and parking fees apply to all parking lots.
Walking times are approximate and may change with route or park works.
BBQ Wholesale Expert Pick
Based on BBQ Wholesale’s onsite survey, Pit 1 is our convenience pick.
– Recommended carpark: Carpark B, approximately 3 minutes’ walk
– Nearest public toilet: Approximately 2 minutes’ walk
– Shelter: Nearby shelter recorded in our site survey for the Pit 1-3 group
Why we recommend this pit: Pit 1 provides one of the more convenient combinations of access to Carpark B, the public toilet and nearby shelter based on our onsite observations.
How We Selected Our Expert Pick
This recommendation is based on BBQ Wholesale’s onsite survey and walking-time observations rather than an official NParks ranking. Walking times and site conditions may change.
Check your confirmed pit location and the latest Labrador Nature Reserve map before your BBQ.
Labrador Park Facilities & Amenities
BBQ Pit Facilities
BBQ Wholesale observed five open-air BBQ pits in the Labrador coastal park area during our site visit.
The pits provide a coastal setting, but visitors should plan for weather conditions and follow the current NParks BBQ rules. The current pit fee is S$12 per day and bookings are made through AXS.
Do not set up tentages, tables or chairs around the BBQ pit. Note that Labrador also contains a protected nature reserve section with additional visitor rules.
Toilets and General Amenities
Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park covers 22 hectares. NParks currently lists Carparks A, B and C, and parking fees apply.
Based on BBQ Wholesale’s site survey, the BBQ pits have practical access to Carpark B and a nearby public toilet. Use the quick-lookup table above for approximate walking times.
Nature and Heritage
Labrador is also a distinctive nature and heritage destination. Current NParks highlights include the Keppel Coastal Trail, Dragon’s Teeth Gate, World War II relics and Singapore’s only publicly accessible rocky sea cliff on the mainland.
The wider park is open 24 hours, while the nature reserve section is open from 7am to 7pm. Pets are not allowed inside the nature reserve section.
Getting to Labrador Park
By Public Transport
Labrador Park MRT Station is the nearby MRT station listed by NParks for Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park.
From the MRT area, continue towards Labrador Villa Road and the coastal park section. The exact walking route to your BBQ pit depends on the confirmed pit location.
Bus routes and special park services can change, so use a current public-transport journey planner rather than relying on old bus-service information.
By Car
NParks currently lists three official carparks at Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park: Carpark A, Carpark B and Carpark C. Parking fees apply to all parking lots.
Based on BBQ Wholesale’s onsite survey, Carpark B is the practical parking access for the observed BBQ pit area, with an approximate 3 to 4-minute walk.
Enter Carpark B into your navigation app when carrying BBQ food and equipment, but check the latest park map and your confirmed pit location before travelling.
Top Activities at Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park
– Coastal BBQ gatherings
– Walk the Keppel Coastal Trail
– Visit Dragon’s Teeth Gate
– Explore World War II relics and heritage features
– View the rocky sea cliff and coastal landscape
– Nature walks and birdwatching
– Photography
– Family recreation in the park section
BBQ Delivery to Labrador
For BBQ delivery to Labrador, provide your confirmed pit details and Carpark B as the practical access point identified in BBQ Wholesale’s site survey.
BBQ Wholesale provides daily park delivery, with the available delivery method depending on the selected location, service and time slot.
Check the latest delivery rate, cut-off time and available slots on our BBQ delivery page.
If you prefer an all-in-one food option, you can also browse our BBQ packages for marinated meats, seafood, ready-to-cook items and BBQ essentials.
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Fun Fact: Families who book a BBQ pit at Labrador Nature Reserve often get their food from BBQ Wholesale — we’ve become a little ‘tradition’ for weekend cookouts here.
FAQ
How much does a Labrador BBQ pit cost?
The current fee is S$12 per BBQ pit per day.
How early can I book a Labrador BBQ pit?
Standard NParks BBQ pit bookings can be made up to two months in advance on a first-come, first-served basis.
How many BBQ pits are there at Labrador?
BBQ Wholesale observed five BBQ pits during our onsite survey. The current official Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park profile confirms barbecuing is available but does not state the total pit count.
What time can I use my Labrador BBQ pit?
The authorised BBQ period is from 12pm to 10.30pm on the booked date.
What are Labrador Nature Reserve’s opening hours?
The wider park is open 24 hours, while the nature reserve section is open from 7am to 7pm.
Which Labrador BBQ pit is convenient for parking and toilets?
Based on BBQ Wholesale site-visit observations, Pit 1 is our convenience pick. Carpark B is approximately 3 minutes away and the nearby public toilet is approximately 2 minutes away.
Is parking free at Labrador?
No. NParks currently states that parking fees apply to Carparks A, B and C.
Can BBQ Wholesale deliver to Labrador?
Yes. BBQ Wholesale provides daily delivery to Labrador. Provide your confirmed pit details and selected delivery option when ordering, and check the delivery page for current rates and available slots.
2026 Information Sources
Information in this guide has been reviewed using:
– NParks – Labrador Nature Reserve and Nature Park visitor information and park map
– NParks – Barbecuing rules and booking guidance
– NParks – Parks and Trees Regulations fee schedule
– BBQ Wholesale onsite survey and site-visit observations for pit count, carpark, toilet, shelter and walking-distance guidance
Official park information, rates, facilities and access arrangements may change. Always check the latest NParks and AXS information before confirming your BBQ.
