🇸🇬Old Holland Road Big Field : The Popular & Unofficial Heartland Drone Flying Spot In Singapore🇸🇬

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The big field at Old Holland Road is a very
----------------------------------------------------------- popular spot for recreational drone flying in Singapore 🇸🇬 .

🌴 known for being open, beginner-friendly, and outside of major restricted zones, though it's crucial to follow CAAS regulations like flying below 60m and staying away from aerodrome buffers, and be mindful of other users and potential evening patrols.

⭕️ Key Information for Flying at Old Holland Road Field:

✅ Popularity: It's a well-known, large, open space frequently used by RC hobbyists and drone pilots for practice.
✅Suitability: Great for beginners due to its wide, flat expanse with few obstructions.
Location: Near King Albert Park MRT station, it's sometimes called Blackmore Drive Field.

🚫Regulations:

✅Stay below 60 meters altitude.
✅Comply with the 5 km aerodrome buffer rule.
✅Register drones above 250g.
✅Check the OneMap website for the latest No-Fly Zones (NFZs) and restricted areas before flying.

⚠️Considerations:

💯Can get crowded, especially on weekends.
🚦There might be AETOS or authorities checking, especially after 6 PM, so be prepared to clear the area by 7 PM.
🚫Not allowed at night.
❗️Always check the latest drone rules in Singapore and use apps like Autopilot or Aloft to confirm airspace before you go.


✅ While not an official UAFA, the open field at Old Holland Road in Bukit Timah is frequently used by drone and RC-plane enthusiasts. It’s a wide, flat field with few obstructions, outside restricted zones, so long as you stay under 60 m altitude and comply with the 5 km aerodrome buffer. Perfect for free-flying and experimenting safely.

♻️ It was formerly the site of the Fung Yun Thai Chinese cemetery, which was closed and exhumed in the 1960s to make way for residential development. The area has remained an unbuilt, open space for several years.