Creek Park,Dubai
Dubai Creek Park is located along Dubai Creek, the historic waterway that enabled Dubai's early pearling, fishing and trade economy. The park preserves a green, family-friendly recreational space in the heart of the city and showcases Dubai's efforts to balance urban growth with waterfront public amenities. It also connects visitors to the cultural history of the creek and nearby traditional souks and heritage areas.



Places to visit
- Dubai Dolphinarium – live dolphin and seal shows (ticketed)
- Children's City – interactive science and learning center for kids (ticketed)
- Creek Park Cable Car – panoramic rides over the creek and park (ticketed)
- Large, well-maintained lawns and picnic/barbecue areas
- Playgrounds and family recreational facilities
- Scenic promenade and views across Dubai Creek toward Deira
Unique Aspects
- Extensive green spaces and shaded picnic zones ideal for families
- Riverfront location with picturesque skyline and traditional dhow activity
- Bike and family-friendly jogging tracks
- Botanical and landscaped gardens
- Nearby dhow/cruise boarding points for creek cruises
Things to do
- Picnicking and barbecues on designated lawns
- Watching dolphin and seal shows at the Dubai Dolphinarium
- Hands-on learning and play at Children's City
- Taking the cable car for aerial views of the creek
- Walking, jogging or cycling along the creek promenade
- Boarding a dhow or boat for a short creek cruise nearby
- Photography—sunset over the creek is popular
Best Time to Visit
October to April for pleasant temperatures and comfortable outdoor activities; evenings are particularly pleasant for picnics and sunset views.
Weather Conditions
Hot, humid summers (May–September) with temperatures often exceeding 35°C/95°F. Mild, dry winters (November–March) with daytime temperatures typically between 20–30°C/68–86°F. Expect cooler breezes in the evening along the creek.
Entry Fees & Permits
Park access is generally open daily; hours vary but the park typically operates from early morning until late evening. Many major attractions inside the park (Dubai Dolphinarium, Children's City, cable car) require separate tickets. Check the official Dubai Municipality or attraction websites for up-to-date opening hours and ticket prices before visiting.
Accessibility
Easily accessible by car, taxi or metro (near Al Jaddaf and Creek Green Line stations). On-site parking is available (subject to capacity). The park has paved paths, accessible entrances and family facilities; some attractions may have their own accessibility arrangements—confirm with individual attraction operators.
Recommended Duration
Plan 2–4 hours for a relaxed visit that includes a walk, picnic and one attraction (e.g., dolphin show or cable car). A full day is ideal if you intend to visit multiple ticketed attractions and linger for a sunset picnic.
Clothing & Gear Tips
Light, breathable clothing in warm months; a light layer for cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes, sunhat, sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended. Bring water, picnic gear or insect repellent if needed. For children, pack swimwear only if you plan on water-based activities elsewhere—not typically required inside the park.
Local Food & Souvenirs
The park has cafes, kiosks and food trucks; nearby Creekside restaurants offer Emirati and international cuisine. For souvenirs, combine your visit with a short trip across the creek to Deira’s souks for spices, textiles and traditional handicrafts. Bring cash and card—major vendors accept cards but small stalls may prefer cash.