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Wadi Namar, also known as Wadi Namar Waterfall or Namar Dam Park, is a popular tourist destination in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It's a man-made lake and park built around the Namar Dam. This spot is a welcome respite from the desert heat, offering lush greenery, a lake, and even a waterfall.

Wadi Namar: A Family Oasis in Riyadh 5 out of 5 stars Wadi Namar is a fantastic spot for families and anyone seeking a peaceful escape within the city. The palm-lined corniche surrounding the lake creates a beautiful oasis vibe, perfect for picnics, barbecues, or simply relaxing by the water. Highlights: Family-friendly: Play areas, picnic spots, and BBQ facilities make it ideal for a day out with the family. Scenic beauty: The waterfall, observation deck, and the surrounding mountains offer a picturesque backdrop. Clean and convenient: Clean restrooms, ample seating, and easy accessibility add to the experience. Bonus: The opportunity to feed the friendly ducks adds a delightful touch. I highly recommend Wadi Namar for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable outdoor experience in Riyadh.

I was so lucky to go to this location in a cloudy day. It is epic for family and friends gatherings or even by yourself. You can over look the wadi from a hill and enjoy the natural waterfalls after rainy days. Swimming and fishing are prohibited. It is the perfect way to enjoy your time during day or in the night. It is also recommended for handicapped people of special needs or disabilities and children with supervision of their parents. There are clean restrooms and sidewalks to enjoy sports as jogging or running. I very much recommend this place

If you're looking for a bit of nature and water, just outside the city, then Wadi Namar is a nice place to visit. Offering plenty of parking, BBQ areas and safe for kids, Wadi Namar is about as close to nature as Riyadh can offer. Crystal clear water with lots of small fish. No swimming allowed. I didn't see any toilets or public facilities though, so I'm not sure if there are any, but certainly worth a day trip and it's FREE.

A nice place for your weekend or daily evening walk is a wadi with an artificial waterfall that runs mostly in the evenings. The promenade stretches for around 2 km and the pleasant ambiance makes it a calming and enjoyable walk.