Hor Al Anz Park

Hor Al Anz Park

Hor Al Anz

Hor Al Anz Park is a small, enclosed leafy park in Hor Al Anz, centred on a basketball court and a shaded children’s play area. Families come for swings, green space and a calm place to sit, with free entry reported by one visitor.

Reputation Score
4.2
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1,015 ratings
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55%
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The Good Stuff

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Family setting

A neighbourhood park where families can spend time together, with children’s play space and room for adults to relax.

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Basketball court

The basketball court is a major draw, praised as a strong playground for older children and basketball players.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check access. Confirm the current family-entry rule before going alone or with friends, as several visitors were stopped at the gate.

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Try mornings. For a quieter visit, consider the morning; one review specifically says people seeking silence may prefer that time.

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Practical details

33 42A St
Hor Al Anz - Deira, Dubai
Mon8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tue8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wed8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thu8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Fri8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sat8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sun8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Entry restrictions

Multiple visitors say the park is restricted to families, with solo visitors or people arriving with friends sometimes stopped at the gate.

Security conduct

Several reviews report rude or confrontational treatment by security, including visitors being stopped or spoken to badly at the entrance.

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The Bottom Line

Hor Al Anz Park is a compact, enclosed green space in Hor Al Anz aimed chiefly at families. Children can use the playground and swings, while older kids and adults come for the basketball court. Reviews also mention walking paths for a stroll or jog, and some visitors use the grounds for volleyball or badminton.

Its leafy setting and benches make it more suited to a relaxed neighbourhood outing than a full-day attraction. The atmosphere is often described as calm, clean and friendly, with shaded areas and lawns suitable for sitting or a small picnic. Women have also mentioned jogging here, and one review calls it a comfortable place for mothers and children.

Entry has been reported as free, though access is a significant point to check: several visitors say solo guests or people arriving with friends may be refused because it is treated as a family park. The park is small and can become crowded, particularly at busy times. Morning visits may feel quieter.

If you drive, plan for paid parking outside; one visitor reported paying 6 AED for one hour. Reviews are mixed on upkeep, with praise for cleanliness alongside complaints about the children’s play equipment and an unpainted basketball court. Security interactions have also drawn repeated criticism, so clarify the entry rules politely before visiting.

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