The Camel Farm

The Camel Farm

Al Warqa

The Camel Farm is a family-friendly tourist attraction in Al Warqa where guided visits bring you close to camels and other farm animals. Visitors can feed the animals, try camel hugging therapy or book a short or one-hour camel ride into the desert.

Reputation Score
4.7
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708 ratings
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Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Hands-on visits

Guided visits let guests feed animals, learn about camel care and spend time in a calm desert setting.

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Family friendly

Children get close to camels, goats and smaller animals, with guides helping them feed and interact safely.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Book ahead. Reserve before visiting; several reviewers mention limited slots, even on weekdays.

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Bring cash. Payment is cash only, so bring dirhams rather than relying on a card.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Reach the place called The Camel Farm Entry Point with Google Maps, then follow the UAE flags until the Farm
Al Lesaily, Dubai
MonClosed
Tue9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wed9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thu9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Fri9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Sat9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sun9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Camel hugging therapy

The farm’s camel hugging therapy gives visitors a close, tactile animal experience alongside feeding.

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Camelcino

Camelcino is an in-house cappuccino made with camel milk, mentioned as a distinctive café option.

Common Concerns

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Sandy access

The final approach includes sandy roads; one reviewer strongly recommended a 4x4 or an off-road-capable car.

Summer heat

A visitor found a midday ride in 40+ degree heat unbearable and returned after about 15 minutes.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

15 AED

camel ride

“Prices 50 AED per person and 15 AED for a camel ride”
Google review · February 2022
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The Bottom Line

The Camel Farm is a hands-on animal outing in Al Warqa, especially suited to families with children. A guided visit lets you feed camels, goats and smaller farm animals, while camel hugging therapy and camel rides add more interaction than a standard walk-around attraction. Reviews describe the setting as modest, peaceful and clean rather than polished or zoo-like.

The main experiences range from short rides inside the farm to a one-hour ride into the dunes; sunset rides are praised for the scenery and photo opportunities. There is also a coffee shop, washrooms and drinks, including Camelcino, a cappuccino made with camel milk. The attraction is cash only, and customer-reported prices include 50 AED admission with camel feeding and around 45 AED for short rides and hugging, though these should not be treated as a current price list.

Plan the logistics carefully. Booking ahead is repeatedly recommended, and the final approach runs through sandy roads. One visitor got turned around using GPS, while another advised a 4x4 or suitable off-road vehicle.

Desert heat can be intense: a reviewer found a 40+ degree midday ride unbearable, so an early or sunset slot is the safer choice. One review also notes that the farm has fewer animals than a zoo, which is useful context for setting expectations.

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