Sinaipark, Urban park in Dornbusch district, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Sinaipark is a 4.6-hectare municipal green space in Frankfurt's Dornbusch district, laid out from 1983 to 1986 on the former Sinai nursery grounds. Its outline forms an irregular polygon on slightly hilly terrain, bordered by the busy Eschersheimer Landstraße to the west and Jean-Monnet-Straße to the northeast. The grounds hold broad lawns, four playgrounds for different age groups, an asphalted streetball court and a football pitch.

The park occupies the former site of the Sinai nursery (Sinai-Gärtnerei), from which it takes its name. The city of Frankfurt laid out the green space between 1983 and 1986. The roughly polygonal, slightly hilly grounds replaced the nursery beds.

The park's football pitch is the home ground of SG Concordia 1958 Eschersheim and BSC Schwarz-Weiß 1919 Frankfurt, the youth club of former national player Andreas Möller. Four playgrounds serve different age groups, and an asphalted streetball court stands alongside the lawns. The name comes from the Sinai nursery that once occupied the site.

The park is easy to reach from multiple directions with accessible entrances on all sides and connects to the Fritz-Tarnow-Straße U-Bahn station through several lines. Barrier-free access makes it convenient for visitors of varying mobility needs.

The southeastern section, called the "Sinai-Wildnis", is a landscape protection area where meadow and dense shrubs are barely cultivated and almost entirely overgrown. It shelters several species of insects, songbirds and small mammals. A footbridge from Eckenheim crosses Jean-Monnet-Straße into the park near this zone.