Al Khazan Park is a compact public park in Dubai’s Al Satwa area, near City Walk. Its central water tower gives the green space a clear landmark, while mature trees shade the children’s play area and places to sit. The park is known for solar-powered operations, including its lighting and irrigation. Families can bring children to play, take a quiet walk or stop at one of the cafes; Inn The Park also has vintage Middle Eastern magazines to browse. Visit after dark for violet lighting.
A park rebuilt around solar power
Al Khazan Park is a public park in Dubai’s Al Safa area. It was redeveloped in 2016 as a zero-energy park, with solar power used for its electricity, irrigation system and night lighting. Photovoltaic panels on site generate the energy used in the park.
The park dates back to the late 1980s, and its redevelopment gave the existing green space a new focus on solar-powered operations. The water tower at its center remains a defining feature. At night, violet lights illuminate the park.
The cafe and play area
Inn The Park cafe has a library of vintage Middle Eastern magazines, giving you something to browse during a break. A second cafe is also in the park. The children’s play area has more than 10 rides, with shaded space beside it where adults can sit while keeping an eye on children.
The park is used for picnics, birthday celebrations and children’s parties. If you are planning a celebration, get permission from park authorities before you go. Its location near City Walk makes it a convenient stop for people already in the area.
FAQ
Where is Al Khazan Park?
It is on Al Safa Street in Al Satwa, Dubai, near City Walk.
Is there an entrance fee?
The park is listed as free to enter.
What can children do at Al Khazan Park?
There is a play area with more than 10 rides.
Is Al Khazan Park solar-powered?
Yes. Its electricity, irrigation and night lighting are powered by solar energy generated by on-site photovoltaic panels.
