Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman: A Women-Only Park Guide

If you search for Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman, you will meet a park with two names and a lot of conflicting listings. Maps still call it Rashideya Ladies Park, guides call it Al Rashidiya Park, and our own site already covers it under a third name. Clear that up first, because everything else depends on getting the right park: the park in this article is the municipal women-and-children park in Al Rashidiya 2, Ajman. It is the same park described in our Ajman Ladies Park guide, searched for here under its Rashidiya name. It is not the Rashidiya Park in Dubai, a general public park covered in our Rashidiya Park Dubai guide. The visit itself is simple: a gated, green park built around privacy for women and children, with playgrounds, walking tracks, picnic lawns and a small amusement area inside.

This guide covers what searchers for Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman actually need: who can enter, what the timings and fee look like across listings, what is inside, and how to get there. Where listings disagree, this guide says so plainly. No municipality hours page was found for this park, so treat the timings below as the best current picture from recent guides, and check on the day before a special trip.

Where Is Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman?

Rashidiya Park Ajman sits in Al Rashidiya 2, Ajman, near the junction of Al Zahir Street, Bader Street and Zaid Bin Thabit Street. Older guides place it on Badr Street in the Rashidiya area, which is the same neighbourhood described from the other side of the junction. It is a neighbourhood park, not a destination park on the Corniche: the streets around it are residential, parking is around the park, and most visitors are local families.

The park covers about 40,000 square metres, a figure repeated across guides, including Holidify’s Ajman parks guide and Tripadvisor’s Ajman Ladies Park listing, which describes it as a municipal park reserved for women and children in the Al Rashidiya neighbourhood, with wide lawns, walking and jogging paths, shaded seating, children’s play areas, a small amusement zone and food stalls. That description matches this park. Navigate by neighbourhood, not name alone: Al Rashidiya 2, near Bader Street. If your map pin lands in Dubai, or in Mushairef, you have the wrong park.

How to tell it apart from the other Rashidiya park

Dubai also has a Rashidiya Park, in Al Rashidiya near Rashidiya Metro station. That park is open to the general public and has no ladies-only rule. The Ajman park in this guide is the women-and-children park. If a listing mentions a metro station, it is talking about Dubai. If it mentions Bader Street, Al Rashidiya 2 and a ladies park, it is talking about Ajman.

Who Can Enter Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman?

This is the question that matters most, and the answer has softened over time. The park began as a ladies-only space, which is why maps still list it under the ladies-park name. The most recent detailed guide, DubaiCentral’s Rashidiya Park Ajman guide, describes the current rule this way: women and children are the park’s regular visitors, and men are admitted only when they arrive with their wife and children. A man on his own is not admitted. Entry is gated and guards watch the grounds, which is what keeps the park private for mothers and young children.

Women and children

Women and children are welcome throughout, and they are who the park is designed for. Playgrounds, shaded seating and picnic lawns are laid out so that a mother with small children can spend an evening without needing anything else. Groups of women visiting together are a normal sight here.

Men visiting with their family

A father or husband visiting with his wife and children can enter under the current arrangement described by recent guides. Come as a family group, not alone, and expect the gate to be where that is checked. Older guides still describe the park as women-and-children only. The safest reading is the recent one: family groups are admitted, unaccompanied men are not, and the gate staff have the final word on the day.

Timings and Entry Fee: What Listings Actually Say

Timings are the least reliable fact about this park, and any guide that gives you a single confident time without a caveat is smoothing over a real disagreement. The most recent detailed guide, updated in October 2026, gives 3:00 PM to midnight every day for Rashidiya Park Ajman, with the Happy Fun amusement area inside running 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM. An older Holidify listing gives 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and another older listing gives 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Those cannot all be current, and the recent 3:00 PM to midnight figure is the one that matches the Happy Fun evening pattern and the park’s reputation as an evening park.

Plan an evening visit. Arrive after 3:00 PM, aim for the Happy Fun window of 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM if the children want rides, and do not plan a morning visit on an old listing. Weekends and public holidays fill up, and Tuesdays and Thursdays are the busiest weekdays because Happy Fun runs discount pricing then. Any other weekday is quietest.

Entry fee

The entry fee is one of the few facts listings agree on: AED 2 per person. Holidify puts it as AED 2 per person for visitors aged 8 and above, and the most recent guide says infants and toddlers do not pay. Bring a few dirhams for the gate, and budget separately for anything inside, because the rides are not included in that AED 2.

What Is Inside Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman?

The park is a neighbourhood park, not a theme park, and its facilities match that. Everything is close together, everything is outdoors except the Happy Fun hall, and nothing here needs a full day. That is the appeal: you can walk, play, eat and be home without making a production of it.

Children’s playgrounds

Playgrounds are the centre of the park, with sandpits, swings, slides and seesaws across more than one play area. The equipment is sturdy and low, suited to toddlers and primary-age children. Older children will prefer Happy Fun below.

Walking and jogging tracks

Walking and jogging tracks loop through the lawns, used in the evening by women walking in groups and mothers pushing buggies. The tracks are flat and easy, and in summer the hours after sunset are the comfortable ones. No track length is asserted here, because listings do not agree on one.

Shaded seating and picnic lawns

Gazebos and shaded seating sit around the lawns, and the open lawns are the picnic ground. Bring a mat for the grass, and expect shaded spots to fill first on weekends.

Outdoor fitness equipment, mosque and food stalls

Outdoor fitness equipment stands along the walking areas, used by the park’s regular walkers. The park also has a mosque, washrooms and food outlets inside: Chips It Fries Shop, Semba Restaurant and Lofi Ice Cream Shop, plus a henna service on site. Food here is snack-level, which suits an evening visit.

Happy Fun Inside the Park

Happy Fun is the amusement area inside Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman. It has an indoor trampoline hall, inflatable play zones, a water play area and outdoor electric cars, plus a family roller coaster, carousel and Ferris wheel. An upstairs cafe overlooks the trampoline hall, so parents can sit and watch.

Happy Fun runs from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM daily according to the most recent guide, and every zone is ticketed separately. Indoor rides cost AED 20, the trampoline hall costs AED 35 to AED 37, and the water play area costs AED 50. Discount sessions run on Tuesdays and Thursdays, which is also why those are the busiest weekdays. Decide which zones your children want before you buy, because a day across several zones adds up fast. One older visitor note mentions outdoor water activities stopped temporarily for renovation work, so if the water area is the main reason for your visit, check it is open first.

How to Get to Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman

By car, the recent guide puts the drive at 35 to 45 minutes from Dubai and 20 to 25 minutes from Sharjah, and parking around the park is free. Google Maps finds it under Rashideya Ladies Park, which is worth knowing because the exact spelling does not always surface the same pin.

By bus, route E400 passes through Al Rashidiya, and the Al Rashidiya Park bus stop sits at the park entrance. The route links Dubai’s Union Bus Station with Al Musalla bus station in central Ajman, at AED 15 with buses every 15 to 30 minutes according to the recent guide.

A Simple Evening Plan

The park works best as an evening, not a day trip. Arrive after 3:00 PM, let younger children start in the playgrounds while you claim a shaded seat, walk once the sun drops, then move to Happy Fun between 4:00 PM and 11:00 PM if the children want rides. Finish with snacks from the stalls inside. On a weekday other than Tuesday or Thursday, you will have the quietest version of all of this. Bring water, a mat for the lawn, and a few dirhams for entry and rides.

Who This Park Suits, and Who Should Pick Another Park

Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman suits mothers with young children, groups of women who want a private green space, and nearby families who want a regular evening park. It suits a playdate, a walk with friends, and a low-cost outing: AED 2 at the gate is the cheapest evening out in Ajman.

It does not suit everyone. If you want a beach or a full day out, look at our Dubai and UAE parks guide for bigger options. If you are an unaccompanied man, this is not your park: the gate rule is the point of the place, not an inconvenience in it. And if you specifically want the Dubai Rashidiya experience, with a general public park near the metro, read the Rashidiya Park Dubai guide instead, so you do not drive to the wrong emirate.

That distinction is the whole story of this park’s name. Rashidiya Ladies Park Ajman is not a second park competing with Ajman Ladies Park, and it is not the Dubai park with a different postcode. It is one neighbourhood park in Al Rashidiya 2, known by more than one name, doing one thing well: giving women and children a green, gated, affordable place to spend the evening.