Updated: March 27, 2024

Creek Park was inaugurated in 1994, it is a scientific educational park spanning an area of 96 hectares with an investment cost of more than AED106 million. Creek Park comes second after Mushrif Park in terms of area. However, it is considered more advanced in terms of equipment and more distinguished in its strategic location near Dubai downtown.

The the park includes diverse entertainment and recreational facilities such as children’s play areas, green spaces, picnic and barbecue areas, as well as important facilities, such as Dubai Dolphinarium and the Children’s City.

Creek Park is strategically located in the heart of Dubai and directly overlooks the creek from the Bur Dubai side. The park stretches from Al Maktoum Bridge to the other side of Al Garhoud Bridge along a 2.5km stretch. From the Deira side, the park faces the Dubai Golf Club. It is separated by Dubai Creek, the commercial artery of the old and new Dubai.

​ titlePark Guidelines:

You can check all general guidelines related to Creek Park via this link.

Park entrance fees do not include entrance fees to Children’s City or Dubai Dolphinarium.

​ titleFor more information, you can contact the following numbers:

Landline: 04/336763

Mobile: 050/8565101 – 050/8589892.

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​ Park Hours:

Sunday to Wednesday: from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays: 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

During the Holy month of Ramadan: from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

​ Creek Park Entrance Fees:

AED5 per person

Free for people of determination and children less than 2 years of age

​ Park Location:

Bur Dubai, on the banks of Dubai Creek

Makani number: 3142492070

​ Facilities for People of Determination:

Creek Park provides offers many facilities and leading services for people of determination in its various facilities or utilities. This is made possible thanks to modern designs that take into account the needs of this segment of society and responds to its capacities. These facilities include:

Parking spaces near the park entrances

Flat pathways

Public utilities (private restrooms and others).

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