Tickets & visit
General entry to the forest does not need a ticket per Visit Saudi. Seasonal events or some optional commercial services may carry separate fees. Here is what you need to know before visiting.
Visit Saudi states that general entry to Raghadan Forest does not require a ticket. We found no fixed published tariff for the park's parking in the official sources we reviewed, so we do not assume it is free or paid. Check the signs on arrival.
Published data indicates 1,230 spaces, including 42 adapted for people with disabilities. On summer evenings and weekend holidays, movement near gates and overlooks can slow, so confirm opening hours and allow extra travel time.
Do not park on unprepared edges or in an emergency lane, especially during fog.
The following figures are the latest public service data we found in the Saudi Press Agency report of 13 June 2026. A facility's existence does not mean every unit is available at every moment, as operations are affected by maintenance and crowding.
122 restrooms mentioned in the 13 June 2026 report. During crowding use the closest to the main service areas.
1,230 spaces, including 42 adapted for people with disabilities.
14 playground areas per published data, plus open spaces and trails.
The municipality indicates a designated prayer site within the forest facilities.
Benches, grass spaces and open areas exist. Respect allowed picnic spots.
Adapted parking and some developed trails exist, but terrain is mountainous; choose paved areas per ability.
Visit Saudi ("Roh Al Saudi") states that general entry to the forest does not require a ticket. Some seasonal events or optional commercial activities and services may carry separate fees, so check the official announcement when an event is running.
Checked on 21 October 2026: Visit Saudi lists 08:00–00:00, while the Google Maps listing shows 14:00–02:00 the following day. These sources conflict. Confirm access and the intended gate before traveling; do not assume morning or late-night entry.
According to the Saudi Press Agency report of 13 June 2026, the forest has 122 restrooms and 1,230 vehicle parking spaces, including 42 spaces adapted for people with disabilities. Availability of some facilities may change temporarily due to maintenance or crowding.
Yes. Data from the Al Bahah municipality and the Saudi Press Agency point to green spaces, playgrounds, trails, seating and public services. Direct supervision of children remains essential because of the mountainous terrain, edges and slopes.
There are designated disabled parking bays and some developed, paved paths and services, but the forest is mountainous with elevation changes. Check the intended trail on arrival and prefer paved areas if mobility is limited.