The park's hot springs are rich in minerals and maintain a naturally high temperature year-round.
The base of Jebel Hafeet contains significant archaeological finds, some dating back to the Bronze Age Hafit Period.
The landscape is situated at the foothills of the UAE's second-tallest mountain, which reaches 1,249 meters above sea level.
The park's water streams are part of an irrigation system that feeds into the surrounding lush greenery of the Al Ain oasis network.
The area is a frequent site for observing local desert wildlife, including various species of reptiles and migratory birds.
Al Mubazzarah Park is a public green space located at the base of Jebel Hafeet in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi. The park is distinguished by its natural geothermal hot springs that surface throughout the landscape. Water from these springs is channeled into small, man-made streams and dedicated foot-soaking basins for public use. The park features expansive grassy lawns, rocky outcroppings, and diverse desert-adapted flora. Visitors can access a dedicated swimming pool area separate from the public stream network. The park includes designated barbecue stations and family picnic areas shaded by date palms. It serves as a trailhead and observation point for the adjacent Jebel Hafeet mountain range. The area is maintained as a public recreational facility under the jurisdiction of the Department of Municipalities and Transport.
The elevated grassy slopes looking upward toward the winding Jebel Hafeet mountain road.
Bring a towel and comfortable slip-on footwear for easy access to the foot-soaking streams.
Prepare your own charcoal and equipment if you intend to use the designated barbecue pits.
Carry sufficient water, as the geothermal activity and direct sun can lead to rapid dehydration.
Avoid touching the hot spring water source directly if signs indicate temperatures are too high for safe contact.
Dress modestly in line with public park standards in the UAE; cover-ups are recommended for swimming areas.
