Al Ain has inaugurated Al Reef Park, a new community hub equipped with sports courts and family-friendly amenities.

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The new 119,000-square-metre park includes cycling tracks, a theatre, and several other facilities.

Al Ain City Municipality has completed the Al Reef Park project, a public recreation and community space spanning over 119,000 square metres in the Al Reef area.

Located on Abu Aseerah bin Al Harith Street, the park is designed to cater to residents of all ages, offering a blend of sports, leisure, and community facilities that encourage outdoor activity and a healthy lifestyle.

Al Ain City Municipality’s Al Reef Park development includes four sports courts—two multi-purpose courts, a football pitch, and a volleyball court.

The park also features two children’s play areas and seven fitness zones, as highlighted by Saleh Al Aryani, Director of Project Implementation at the municipality.

Al Ain City Municipality’s Al Reef Park also includes separate cycling tracks for children and adults, as well as a 1.4-kilometre walking track designed to promote physical activity among residents and visitors.

In addition, the park features a community events theatre, 10 shaded seating areas, a reception centre, a café, prayer facilities, and public restrooms, creating a family-friendly environment that supports both recreation and social interaction.

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