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Circle Line

Labrador Park MRT Station

Labrador Park MRT Station (CC27) is a Circle Line station with no interchange role, serving the Labrador area and the entrance to Labrador Nature Reserve and nearby parks. It is positioned for access to outdoor recreation, residential developments, and the HarbourFront–Pasir Panjang waterfront edge.

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Transport context

Rail network access

Source-backed Labrador Park MRT Station identity for orientation and neighbourhood research. This block does not describe live service status, fares, train timings, or government endorsement.

Station identity, lines, codes, and interchange state come from the Homejourney shared MRT registry. The approximate map point is MRTStations-owned local presentation data; LTA/DataMall station-name and type fields are used only for reconciliation.

Lines: Circle Line
Station codes: CC27
Interchange: No
Approximate map point: 1.2720, 103.8024

Reference: LTA DataMall TrainStation_Mar2026.zip; checked 2026-07-12. Dataset page and Singapore Open Data Licence. Data attribution does not imply LTA or Singapore government endorsement of MRTStations.com.

Station facts

Labrador Park MRT Station is CC27 on the Circle Line and is not an interchange station.

It is the rail stop commonly used for the Labrador Park and Labrador Nature Reserve area, which sits along the southern waterfront and connects to the wider Southern Ridges green corridor. The station is also referenced by nearby property listings as a practical MRT access point for the immediate residential catchment.

Amenities and lifestyle

The station is a convenient starting point for park and nature outings, especially Labrador Nature Reserve and the surrounding park spaces. NParks describes the reserve and adjacent park as a coastal, recreational setting with wheelchair-accessible areas, which makes the station useful for low-intensity walks, family visits, and outdoor leisure.

Nearby lifestyle value comes mainly from green-space access rather than a large mall cluster, with the area better suited to nature trips, waterfront walks, and quiet local dining or residential convenience than major shopping.

Commute and access

HomeJourney’s Southern Ridges guide lists Labrador Park MRT as an access point for trail users, alongside HarbourFront MRT Exit D, showing that the station is practical for reaching the southern parks network on foot or by connecting through nearby walking routes.

For everyday commuting, the station functions as a local Circle Line stop for residents and visitors heading to the Labrador waterfront area, with the surrounding locality oriented toward pedestrian access, park entry, and short-distance transfers rather than an interchange hub.

Nearby context

Labrador Nature Reserve is the clearest nearby landmark, and NParks notes that it sits by the sea at the edge of secondary forest and includes recreational park space, WWII relics, and boardwalk or park areas for visitors.

The station’s immediate surroundings are best understood as a waterfront-green residential and recreation edge, with nearby access useful for park visitors, nearby housing, and people connecting to the Southern Ridges trail system rather than for a major commercial centre.