In 1847, the estate that would later become Parc Singleton Park was purchased by John Henry Vivian for his son and daughter-in-law. Over the years, the estate transformed into the public park we know today, with significant contributions from Daniel Bliss in the early 1920s.

Visitors to Parc Singleton Park can explore a variety of gardens, including the Oriental gardens and the botanical gardens. The park also offers ample space for bird and wildlife watching, making it a great place for nature enthusiasts.

Parc Singleton Park is a popular spot for dog walkers, with plenty of space for furry friends to roam and explore. However, dogs are not allowed in the flower gardens, so visitors should be mindful of this restriction.

While there is no playground in Parc Singleton Park, visitors can find public toilets near the Swiss cottage. The park also offers numerous picnic areas where families can enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.