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3333 Turtle Creek Blvd

Dallas, TX 75219

+1 (214) 521-2003

http://www.leeparkconservancy.org

Just north of downtown, this area is popular with runners, many of whom begin from the nearby YMCA.

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5.018 reviews

Fefe P.

7/5/2025

Turtle Creek Park is one of those hidden-in-plain-sight gems that makes city living feel a little more peaceful. It's close to where I live, and I love having such a beautifully maintained green...

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Bladimir M.

2/4/2024

Pretty park with lots of trees and good views. Perfect place to have a picnic on the grass lawn. Very close to restaurants and shops too. The parking lot is very spacious and it was easy to find...

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Mila E.

1/13/2022

Spectacular Fall Foliage. Beautiful, Clean Park. Zen Environment. Free Parking. Park for Many Activities. See below for more info: Spectacular Fall Foliage: I was super surprised and impressed...

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Krystal B.

5/11/2021

Great park with a 6 mile trail! If you're looking to get some fresh air and views, this is a great place to visit!

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Guy H.

4/25/2020

Beautiful historical park that's been decimated by the politically correct movement. Formerly known as Robert E Lee Park until recently. Anchoring the outer edge was an enormouse beautiful bronze...

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Turttle Creek Park

Turtle Creek Conservancy is dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of Turtle Creek Park in Dallas, Texas. The organization offers a range of events and programs, including community engagement initiatives like Discovery Days and The Write Stuff series, which showcase local authors and promote literary culture. In addition to fostering community involvement, the Conservancy manages park rentals and provides support for the ongoing renovation of Arlington Hall. Their commitment to the park's historical legacy and natural beauty makes Turtle Creek a cherished green space for both residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

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The Lee Park Arlington Hall Conservancy is dedicated to the conservation, preservation, and enhancement of Lee Park and Arlington Hall in Dallas, Texas. With a commitment to maintaining this cherished treasure, the Conservancy has invested nearly $5.5 million in restorative efforts, including the historic revival of Arlington Hall and the creation of new gardens throughout the park. By engaging the community and emphasizing the importance of outdoor spaces, the Conservancy seeks to create a vibrant sense of community at Lee Park and Arlington Hall. Upcoming projects, such as the ramp connecting Lee Park to the Katy Trail, demonstrate their ongoing dedication to enhancing accessibility and enjoyment for all visitors. Generated from the website