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Ain Al Madhab Park

Stone-walled traditional bath-pool fed by a natural mineral spring at Ain Al Madhab, Fujairah: clear water steaming subtly with mineral haze, surrounded by mature date palms and traditional carved stone walls, with the rugged tan Hajar Mountains rising behind
Ain Al Madhab Park is a public park on the western edge of Fujairah city, built around a cluster of natural sulphur hot springs that emerge from the Hajar Mountain foothills at around 30-40 °C. It pairs gender-segregated bath pools with shaded picnic areas, a children's playground, and modest restaurants — a quiet local-flavour stop that pre-dates the emirate's modern resorts.
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Wadi Wurayah National Park

Dramatic landscape of Wadi Wurayah in the Hajar Mountains, Fujairah: a deep V-shaped rocky limestone valley with steep beige and dark-brown cliffs, a small clear freshwater pool and tiny waterfall at the valley floor surrounded by green vegetation
Wadi Wurayah is a 129 km² protected wadi in Fujairah's Hajar Mountains and the UAE's first mountain national park, home to a rare year-round waterfall and species including the Arabian tahr and caracal. Public access has been heavily restricted since 2014 to allow ecological recovery, and visits today are typically limited to the public mountain road or sanctioned guided hikes.
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Mushrif Central Park

Mushrif Central Park in Abu Dhabi: a wide paved family path winds between large grass picnic lawns and clusters of shade gazebos, with a colourful children's playground mid-frame under mature shade trees
Mushrif Central Park is a 16-hectare family park on Airport Road, central Abu Dhabi, best known for its bookable charcoal BBQ pits — a rarity in the capital — alongside themed children's gardens, age-segmented playgrounds, picnic lawns and a roughly 2 km internal jogging loop. Reopened after major renovation in 2014, it is one of the city's most kid-oriented public parks.
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Umm Al Emarat Park

Umm Al Emarat Park amphitheatre at dusk in Abu Dhabi: a stepped outdoor amphitheatre lit by warm uplighting next to an open lawn with strung festoon bulbs and mature ghaf trees framing the sides
Umm Al Emarat Park is a 16-hectare landscaped park in central Abu Dhabi's Al Mushrif district, blending a botanic garden, an animal barn, an evening garden and an amphitheatre. Originally Mushrif Park, it was renamed and reopened in 2014 as the "Mother of the Nation" park.
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Al Safia Park Ajman

Al Safia Park is one of Ajman's most popular public parks, located on Safia Street in the Musheirif area of central Ajman. Entry is free. The park features a 4.5 km jogging and cycling track, children's play areas, and shaded picnic spaces.

Al Safia Park Opening Hours

Al Safia Park is open every day from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, according to the Ajman municipal parks authority. Some mapping services list 24-hour access — if visiting outside these hours, access may be available but staffed facilities such as restrooms and kiosks will be closed.

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Wadi Hatta Park

A park located in Hatta. Hatta is an exclave of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, high in the Hajar Mountains. The restored, centuries-old Hatta Heritage Village features a defensive tower, stone houses with palm-frond roofs, and falaj, the traditional water system.

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Al Lisaili

Al Lisaili (also spelled Al Lesaily) is a small desert settlement in southern Dubai, best known as the gateway to camel racing in the emirate and as the doorstep of the Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve — the largest unfenced nature reserve in the UAE. The settlement sits along the Dubai–Al Ain Road (E66), about 70 km south-east of Downtown Dubai, on the edge of the open desert that runs to the Abu Dhabi border.

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