Al Fayha Park — Attraction in Al Sharq

Fayha Park: A Family Oasis in Sharjah

On our recent visit to Al Fayha Park in Sharjah, my family and I discovered a local treasure that was both inviting and enjoyable. The park’s intimate size was perfect for a family outing, allowing us to relax while our children explored safely.

The highlight of our visit was watching my elder son and my little prince enjoy a 30-minute bike ride around the park. Their laughter and excitement as they pedaled along the park’s pathways filled the air with joy. It was a heartwarming sight to see them so happy and active, creating memories that we’ll cherish for years to come.

Al Fayha Park’s well-maintained facilities, including the football pitches and basketball courts, provided ample opportunities for sports and play. The children’s play area was a hit with my younger son, while the cafeteria offered a convenient spot for refreshments.

What stood out to me the most was the warm and friendly atmosphere of Al Fayha Park. It’s a community space where families can come together, enjoy the outdoors, and make lasting memories. The staff’s friendliness and the park’s cleanliness only added to our positive experience.

Entry Card Details

To access Al Fayha Park, you’ll need a park entry card issued by Sharjah City Municipality.

Here’s how to get your card:

Visit the Sharjah Municipality website.

https://portal.shjmun.gov.ae/ar/Pages/Home.aspx

Click on the ‘Smart Services’ category.

Scroll down to ‘Parks & Recreational Areas’ and select ‘Request for Issuance or Renewal of Entry Card’.

Fill out the application form with the following details:

Request Type: Select ‘new’.

Emirates ID number.

Mobile number.

Nationality.

Full Name.

Email address.

Your residential area (e.g., Al Majaz or Al Nahda).

Your card category: resident.

Tenancy contract number (found on your residential contract).

Attach the required documents:

A copy of your Emirates ID.

A copy of the lease contract or the electricity bill (visit a Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority customer care center if needed).

Pay the Sharjah Municipality fee (Dh15) online via debit/credit card.

Access the electronic version of your park entry card, which includes your Full Name, Residential area, Issue Date, and Expiry Date.

In summary, Al Fayha Park in Sharjah is a fantastic destination for families. Whether you’re there for a leisurely stroll, some sports fun, or just to watch your children ride their bikes, it’s a place that offers something special for everyone. I’m eagerly looking forward to our next visit!

Note: This review is based on my personal experience and the shared experiences of...

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