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Splash Park - Dubai Hills Estate
Dubai Hills Estate
Splash Park - Dubai Hills Estate is a children’s water park with splash activities, slides and a shallow wave pool beside a sandy beach area. It is designed for family cooling-off days, with space for children to play while adults supervise from the shore.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
305 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Clean Facilities
Reviewers found the changing rooms, toilets, showers and lockers well maintained, with non-slip flooring around the water.
Young Children
The shallow water and manageable size make it easier to keep an eye on younger children.
Calm Visits
One visitor reported three calm visits with plenty of room for a toddler to play without bumping into others.
Picnic Space
You can bring your own food and use picnic tables or sit on the sand.
Pet Friendly
One review says dogs are welcome, which is useful for families bringing a pet along.
Helpful Staff
Families have described the staff as helpful, including during a children’s birthday booking.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Opening. Check directly before travelling: recent visitors found it closed and said calls and online opening information were not reliable.
Avoid Weekends. Choose a weekday or quieter time if possible, as weekend capacity can mean crowds or a wait outside.
Plan Supervision. Budget for every adult entering, even if that adult only sits nearby to supervise and does not swim.
Bring Food. You can pack your own food without an extra fee and use the picnic tables.
Check Discount. Dubai Hills residents have received a discount, with one review linking the resident rate to the Emaar One app.
Expect Young Kids. The setup suits younger children especially well; one review places the best age range around two to seven.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Dubai Hills Estate
Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Waterslides
The waterslides are highlighted as a main attraction for children on hot days.
Ice cream place
A small ice cream and refreshment spot is available beside the water areas.
Common Concerns
Closure Updates
Multiple recent reviews report a prolonged closure after flooding or storm damage, with no clear reopening date or reliable online update.
Supervisor Fees
Adults may be charged full admission even when they only want to supervise children and do not use the water.
Capacity Waits
Entry is first come, first served, so visitors can wait outside in the heat when the park reaches capacity.
Unposted Rules
Visitors have complained about restrictions on leaving and re-entering, and rules that were not displayed at the entrance.
Weekend Crowds
The park can become crowded on weekends, despite quieter experiences at other times.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
25aed per person
person above 2 years old for Emaar residents with the Emaar One app
“25aed per person above 2 years old, for emaar residents with the Emaar one app”Google review · March 2021
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The Bottom Line
Splash Park - Dubai Hills Estate is aimed at families with young children who want a few hours of water play rather than a full-scale theme park. Reviews mention a splash area with toys and slides, a shallow wave pool, and an artificial beach with real sand. The compact layout makes it easier to keep watch, while the sandy shore gives adults somewhere to sit.
The facilities have drawn praise for clean toilets, showers, changing rooms, lockers and non-slip flooring. There is a lifeguard during opening times, and picnic tables are available; visitors can also bring food without a fee. A small tuck shop sells snacks and ice creams, while nearby eateries have been mentioned as another food option.
There are important practical catches. Adults have repeatedly objected to paying full entry when they are only supervising, and some rules around leaving, re-entry, supervision and physical play were described as unclear or unposted. Weekend visits can be crowded, with first-come entry and possible waits in the heat.
Most importantly, recent reviews describe the park as closed for an extended period after storm or flood damage, with no dependable reopening information. Confirm that it is operating before setting out, particularly with children.