Al Qudra Lake, Recreational reservoir in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Al Qudra Lake is a chain of man-made desert wetlands within the Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve in Saih Al Salam, Dubai. The lakes stretch about 10 km through desert shrub land, and the reserve around them covers over 40 ha. Love Lake, two intertwined heart-shaped basins, is the best-known section of the lakeland.

The lake was created as part of Dubai's push to develop sustainable tourism destinations in the Al Marmoom Desert Protection Reserve. The project transformed the dry desert terrain with water bodies while also protecting the natural environment from overuse.

Al Qudra Lakes is a popular leisure spot for Dubai residents, who barbecue and picnic at permitted spots around the lakes. The reserve hosts stargazing events run by the Dubai Astronomy Group, and about 20 sporting and social events have been held there since its launch, including a junior fun day organised by the breast cancer awareness initiative Pink Caravan.

Al Qudra Lakes lie in the Saih Al Salam desert of the Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve, reached by Al Qudra Road. The reserve is managed by Dubai Municipality, and since its 2018 formalisation camping, barbecuing and picnicking are regulated rather than free. An 84 km cycling track, one of the world's largest, loops through the reserve, and observation platforms for animals, birds and stars are provided.

A notable section of the complex is Love Lake, which features two connected heart-shaped water bodies. The shape is most visible from above or from special observation points on the ground, making this area a popular spot for photos.