Dubai Scout Mission

Dubai Scout Mission

Hor Al Anz

Dubai Scout Mission in Hor Al Anz combines practical safety courses with sports facilities. Reviews point to fire and first-aid training with theory and hands-on learning, alongside football pitches and cricket practice areas for casual games or organised sessions.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
175 ratings
5★
50%
4★
27%
3★
15%
2★
3%
1★
5%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

Showing 2 of 5
01

Practical training

Fire and first-aid courses include both theory and practical learning, with safety procedures explained for real emergencies.

02

Sports choice

The site is used for both football and cricket, including football fields and cricket net practice.

Let's go!

Tips for a Better Visit

Showing 2 of 6
1

Book early. For weekend football, book about one week ahead because slots are commonly full.

2

Bring water. Take water with you if possible, since one visitor found drinks expensive on site.

Plan the visit

Practical details

78FQ+9X2 - Salah Al Din St
Hor Al Anz, Dubai
Get directions

Common Concerns

Showing 2 of 5

Turf condition

Several reviews flag damaged or poor turf, with one warning that players were being injured while playing.

Weekend crowds

Football slots can fill up on weekends, and one review describes the grounds as congested.

DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Dubai Scout Mission in Hor Al Anz is a mixed-use training and sports venue. You can attend fire-fighting or first-aid training, play football, or use cricket practice facilities. The safety courses are described as practical rather than purely classroom-based, with theory and hands-on work covering precautions and emergency response.

For sports, the grounds suit smaller groups and regular club sessions. One review says a pitch works well for about seven or eight players, while another describes around three football pitches and cricket net practice. Football is especially popular, but weekend slots can fill quickly, so advance booking matters.

The reported example was a 300dhms hourly charge for football pitches; treat that as an older customer-reported price, not a current tariff. There are trade-offs. Reviews mention damaged or poor turf, including a warning about players being injured, and another calls the ground congested.

Facilities have also been described as old. Parking may be difficult at times, although the venue is walkable from a metro station. Bring water rather than relying on drinks sold there, and expect occasional aircraft noise during training.

Families may also find the setting useful for camps, games, or informal get-togethers.

People Also Search