Dolinka Służewiecka Park, Urban park in Mokotów, Warsaw, Poland

Dolinka Służewiecka Park is an urban green space in Mokotów featuring multiple ponds such as Kaczeńcowy, Nenufarowe, Niezapominajki, and Czarcie Oczko connected by walking paths. The layout allows visitors to move through different sections while encountering water features at various points along the route.

The park was designed by Longin Majdecki in the 1970s following construction of the adjacent Służew nad Dolinką residential complex. It emerged as part of the area's urban development during that period.

The Służewski Cultural House hosts outdoor concerts and events throughout the year that draw local residents together. These gatherings create a sense of community within the green space.

Multiple entrances along Dolina Służewiecka, Bacha Street, Wilanowska Avenue, and Puławska Street provide easy access from different directions. Wooden hammocks and seating areas offer places to rest while walking through the grounds.

The park was laid out around the Służew nad Dolinką housing estate built in the 1970s, and one farmstead of the old village Służew survives by Tarniny Street. A natural playground in the park refers to the history of the site, and wooden hammocks were installed in the western part.