Yarkon Park

Yarkon Park is the biggest and most popular part in Israel. The park located in Tel Aviv and host about 16 million visits every year. The park is slightly larger than Central Park in New York, and double the size of Hyde Park, London. The park is very wide and full of grass with BBQ places, sport facilities, football and basketball, courts, bicycle routes and much more. The park also contains a nature reserve and hiking trails.

Things To Do

Camping area: The area offers a pretty good campsite. With Lighting, electric outlets, cooking area, bonfire areas, firewood, cooler, water heater, mobile phone charging units, projector, screen, DVD, Restroom, Showers – hot water and field kitchen.

Pedal Boat: In the middle of the park, you have an option to rent a pedal boat and sail around the beautiful lake

Vehicle rental: the park offers many types of vehicles to rent such as bicycle, golf care and much more

The Rock Garden and the Tropical Garden: These beautiful gardens are located in the middle of the park just by the lake. You can take a nice short walk in these majestic gardens and see Israel’s geological diversity with poetic descriptions for the amazing rocks which are displayed, the rock garden also features over six acres of cacti, 3,500 species of plants, and some fantastic views across the Yarkon Park lake.

 

Why Visit Yarkon Park?

Yarkon Park is an expansive nature reserve located in the heart of Tel Aviv. With over 450 acres, it is the largest park in Tel Aviv and boasts a variety of outdoor attractions such as biking trails, walking paths, and playgrounds. Visitors of all ages can enjoy scenic views, picnic spots, boat rentals, kayaking excursions and more.

 

When to Go, and What to Bring

Yarkon Park is open to the public year round, but is best enjoyed during spring and autumn when the weather is mild and the park’s foliage is in full bloom. Visitors should be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat, comfortable shoes, and plenty of water to stay hydrated during a day spent exploring the park.

 

Sightseeing at the Reserve

Yarkon Park is the perfect place to take in some breathtaking sights. Take a leisurely stroll through the grounds and enjoy everything from flourishing gardens, natural streams, and verdant meadows. Keep an eye out for local wildlife including wild horses, foxes, and various species of birds. There is also plenty to see in terms of historical features like ancient ruins and educational exhibits.

 

Explore the Wildlife of The Reserve

Yarkon Park is home to a wide array of wildlife. From wild horses and foxes, to various species of birds, the nature reserve is a magical place for animal lovers. You can experience the wildlife of the area by exploring its paths or having a picnic in one of its tranquil gardens. You may even be lucky enough to see some of the rarer species that call Yarkon Park their home!

Yarkon Park

Opening Hours:

The National Park open at:
Summer hours: Sunday–Thursday and Saturday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Friday and holiday eves: 8 AM - 4 PM
Winter hours:
Sunday–Thursday and Saturday: 8 Am - 4 PM
Friday and holiday eves: 8 AM - 3 PM

Entrance Fee:

Free

Contact Information:

Phone: 03-9030760

Site Features:

Free Entrance
Reservation
Public Transportation
Camping

Yarkon Park

Opening Hours:

The National Park open at:
Summer hours: Sunday–Thursday and Saturday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Friday and holiday eves: 8 AM - 4 PM
Winter hours:
Sunday–Thursday and Saturday: 8 Am - 4 PM
Friday and holiday eves: 8 AM - 3 PM

Entrance Fee:

Free

Contact Information:

Phone: 03-9030760

Site Features:

Free Entrance
Reservation
Public Transportation
Camping

Tours Around The Area:

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Things to Do Around The Area:

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