Deer Park

Nice place for Nature. Grounds and parks are very beautiful. Kids as well as adults may spend good time here....

Good place for walks You can alsotake your 🐶🐶 there No fees But be aware they take parking fees 100+40rupees per hour You should prefer public transport

Nice place to have morning 🌅 walk. There are lots of stray dogs in the park. However none posed any threat. Restrooms Restrooms available

Today was the first time when I went to deer park. Actually It was a humble experience. It's a huge ground even from nehru park. You can play cricket football badminton , do yoga and even can bring your dogs to the park. There's a community in the park where all the dog owners let their dog to interact with each other. You would definitely love it! Additionally there are ducks in the lake that is situated in the middle of the park. You can feed them with some eatables too. But don't try to go there at off hours as there is constantly patrolling done by the Delhi police. And be aware of the monkeys. Rest is all fine.

Had a pleasant experience of all the visits there till date. Ample space, nice green , the lake is pleasant, so many deer inside the main deer park area. Yet to explore the fort area. So many cafes near the park. Nice place for a holiday picnic. We often combine this place with Jagannath temple visit which is also a must visit place in hauz khas.

Amazing place in delhi for family picnic and for nature lover. This place save many deers, rabbits and other animals. It's not a zoo but it's best place to visit with friends and family. You will surely have fun here. Nearest metro IIT magenta line, Hauz khas yello line, bhikhaji kama palace pink line.

Deers are enclosed. Fences are green mated. Unable to get a clear view of deers. Waste of time. Instead if you are coming from south gate you will be greeted with horrible sounds from 8 trees filled with hanging bats. With so many dogs lying freely around it can be called dog park or bat park rather.

You can enjoy here, clean environment, can use for work out, dating, exercise, gathering, meeting up friends etc.. but some security personnel need to learn how to treat public. They act as if he own/run the place.

This is a very large park that spreads out across a large section outside the Hauz Khas Village area. The main gate is just before the Hauz Khas Village, and from here, the park spreads both to the left and the right. There are lots of trees, walking/jogging paths, a children's outdoor play area (not very good, and poorly maintained), and a couple of medieval monuments, of which the most impressive is the Bagh-e-Alam ka Gumbad. In one small enclosure near Bagh-e-Alam ka Gumbad is a large population of rabbits and hamsters; on the other side, closer towards the Hauz Khas lake, is a huge enclosure that houses herds of spotted deer (chital). Beyond this, a path leads down to the lake and goes right around it. Park areas, lawns, gardens, trees and more make this area especially great for picnics in good weather.

The park is huge. There are many deer, peacocks, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ducks to see. The park also has swings for kids, open gyms for adults and a lake for all to enjoy.