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Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop

Name: Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates

Ajman

9FPC+9FC - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Auto repair shop Electric motor repair shop Historical landmark Botanical garden Cafe Country park Gift shop Playground

+971 50 363 2279

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Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop is a auto repair shop, electric motor repair shop, historical landmark, botanical garden, cafe, country park, gift shop and playground located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews. The street address of this business is 9FPC+9FC - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop is located at?: Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop is located at 9FPC+9FC - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop?: The contact number of Khamis Mohd Motor Repairing Workshop is +971 50 363 2279

Reviews

5 Krisztián Csába Bodnár 33 months ago

It is amazing for a day out, hiking and walking in nature. Very relaxing, we spotted some wildlife life as well, like deers. It's definitely worth seeing this place. There is a place for children to play, coffee shop. Definitely, you will need hiking boots. Only the gardens it took us 2 hours.

5 J France 35 months ago

Faultless visit. A great day out with amazing beautiful views - even from the overflow car park! Entry is at very low cost (£5.50 Inc gift aid). It is really well kept and it is a large area that sits on a hill side (be prepared for that). We saw everything but were quite efficient so got it all done in 4 hours. We went on an incredibly sunny day but the gardens offer lots of shaded areas which makes it a great place to go on those summer days. The cafe is nice inside and sells high quality produce at expected prices for this type of establishment. Lots of people had brought picnics which works well as there are ample areas for this. There was also a children's play area but we didn't really see that as we don't have kids. Lots of people also had dogs too (didn't see one bit of dog mess though). If you live within an hour you'd be mad not to give the place a visit.

5 Katherine Lou 34 months ago

Our first visit and we loved it. It is a perfect place to bring the family. Free entry for national trust members or just over £5 if not, which is a great price as you can literally spend all day here. It has a parkland walk which is just over a mile and then a large garden walk which you can get a map for and is easy to follow, this allows you to see all the garden has to offer. The castle ruins are great to explore and a fantastic picnic spot. There is also a tearoom with a secondhand bookshop and a large playground for children. It was a great place to visit.

5 Sónia Ruivo (Annysso) 34 months ago

Very nice place to go for a picnic or a walk. The buildings are gorgeous and the gardens are even better with all the flowers. There's a castle as the name says which was not what I was expecting but the structure itself was cozy and lovely to have a picnic inside. We also got some food at the cafe and it was overall a lovely experience for the price!

5 Anthony Beddis 34 months ago

First time to visit here the house looks very impressive with a large garden. If you love rhododendrons then you should come here they are really impressive with purple white and red flowers. I'm not a gardener so I have no idea what the difference between them was so I used Google's lens app which very quickly looked them up from the picture and educated me. There are extensive walks throughout the grounds or take your time and enjoy the gardens. The tea rooms were clean and the food was typically of a high level. There's also a castle in the grounds not a big one however well worth the walk through the woods. I was sad to leave as there was so much more to see I will go again in the future as 3 hours just wasn't enough. The house is by appointment and has specific days one per month so if you want to see the house make sure you book well before. So what are you waiting for off you go and breathe in the beautiful fresh air perfumed by the many flowers.

5 Lu Mornithil 34 months ago

Fantastic day out for families. There is a beautiful playground for children to play in, amazing gardens to explore and peaceful places for picnic either on the tables provided or on the grass. There are a cafe and an ice cream van with plenty of food choice. It would be nice to be able to buy some plants as well. Overall It's really an enjoyable place to be.

5 Valerie De La Rosa 34 months ago

Beautiful location and the grounds, gardens and parkland are stunning. The sundial pillar and the castle were interesting and going up the 82 steps to the top of the turret to see those all around views was worth it.
The walks are pretty hilly

5 Nath Simmons 34 months ago

Really nice gardens and parkland. Fantastic at this time of year for the azaleas. Has a lot of secluded woodland walks with little pockets of interest like shrubbery and fern collection. The fernery had the biggest hosta I’ve ever seen.

The formal gardens are nice too with a hedged area with different separated areas. As usual with national trust there is a cafe and a second hand bookstore. The hot food is nice, recommend the soup. The sandwiches are overpriced in my opinion.

There is a vast parkland to explore as well if you’ve visited the gardens. And of course I can’t neglect the fact there is a small castle ruin including a tower that you can climb up for a view.

really good day out especially when the rhododendron are in bloom and it’s a warm summer day.

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Business Hours

Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm