Sharjah National Park, National park in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.

Sharjah National Park covers about 630,000 square metres, the largest park in Sharjah. It holds a children's play area, an electronic games area, sports fields for football, handball and basketball, a duck pond and a train that tours the grounds. Two cafeterias, public bathrooms, a mosque and a women's prayer room serve visitors.

The sources do not record a founding date, origin story or development history for Sharjah National Park; the 1982 date in earlier descriptions is unsourced. What is documented is its present extent: at roughly 630,000 square metres it is the largest park in Sharjah. Its layout groups a children's play area, an electronic games area and sports pitches for football, handball and basketball, with a duck pond and a tour train.

The park's name in Arabic is Mutanazzah Ash-Shāriqah Al-Waṭanī. Among its facilities are a mosque and a prayer room set aside for women, alongside two cafeterias and public bathrooms, so families can spend a full day on the grounds. A duck pond and a train tour are part of the visit.

The park covers about 630,000 square metres, with a children's play area, electronic games area, football field, handball court and basketball court, plus two cafeterias, public bathrooms, a mosque and a women's prayer room. A train tours the grounds and there is a duck pond.

A small train circles through the entire park grounds, letting visitors comfortably explore different sections at a leisurely pace. This ride offers a relaxed overview of the whole green space.