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4worldlovers: To provide free programming and educational opportunities for the enrichment of visitors’ lives, to showcase the diverse multitude of cultures and talents Dallas has to offer, and to be a town square where citizens may congregate and create traditions together. The 5.2-acre park relies on contributions from donors to keep it clean, safe and active for more than one million visitors each year.


Klyde Warren Park is home to Food Truck Lane, presented by CBS 11.


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4worldlovers: He last few weeks in Dallas have been treacherously stormy and cold. The sun will be shining again this weekend—and we think it’s the perfect time...

This Valentine’s Day, let love bloom in Turtle Creek Park by donating petunias in honor or memory of someone dear.

As we approach the end of the summer, it is time to look forward to cooler weather and being outdoors in nature. We are working hard on fall park improvements and partnering with the City of Dallas to raise specific…


As of August 1st, Yellow Rose Landscape Services will be the new private landscape company caring for Turtle Creek Park!

In Honor of Father's Day, individuals made donations in honor or in memory of the Father in their life. All donations go toward the Kids Fishing Derby event, a fun and interactive morning for Dallas Children at Turtle Creek Park.

We are so thankful for the partnership with Park and Recreation and their help in keeping Turtle Creek Park beautiful for all!

Benefactor Members of our Patron's Circle enjoyed an evening at beautiful Arlington Hall to celebrate their support of the Turtle Creek Conservancy.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra brought The Concert Truck to Turtle Creek Park this fall.

A beautiful October evening was the perfect setting for a champagne toast to our supporters – and beautiful Turtle Creek Park!

A beautiful September evening was the perfect setting for our Wine & Cheese Reception to thank our supporters for their generous support. The Turtle Creek Conservancy invited our supporters of the Patron's Circle level to gather on the Magnolia Terrace…

Many of you have shared how Turtle Creek Park has made an impact on your life and mental health over the last year. Studies have shown that having access to green space can help fight against depression, stress, and anxiety. Regular contact with nature is an aid for good mental health.

The relentless rain left large amounts of trash and debris along Turtle Creek. The Conservancy Clean Up Crew pitched right in and was hard at work picking up the mess along the creek and throughout Turtle Creek Park.

Over the past few days we've seen snowmen being built, sledding, walks in Turtle Creek Park and even joggers! We hope you are staying safe and warm.

The City of Dallas Park & Recreation Department has been hard at work making changes to Turtle Creek Park's irrigation system on The Green and Great Lawn. The old sprinkler system is being upgraded from battery-operated to electric. In the…

A special new provision will allow more people to easily deduct up to $300 in donations to qualifying charities (like the Turtle Creek Conservancy!) this year.

A beautiful October evening was the perfect setting for a champagne toast to our supporters – and beautiful Turtle Creek Park! The Conservancy invited our supporters at the Philanthropist level and above to gather on the Arlington Park verandah to…

Are you looking for a large space to safely host meetings, lunches, and dinners? Arlington Hall has open spaces indoors and out, and lovely French doors that allow fresh air to circulate. The staff of Food Glorious Food, the catering company at…

Caring for Turtle Creek Park is a year-round task. Here are a few of improvements and fixes we’re working on this fall.

Between Hall Street and Bowen, you’ll find the south parcel of Turtle Creek Park. While the west side of the Park is landscaped and manicured and the east side...

The City of Dallas has completed the Playing Court restoration in 2016 on the east side of the Park!

We are delighted to announce that on April 10th two 8-foot caliper live oaks and a 20-foot bald cypress were installed near the Turtle Creek Spillway.

Though the world we live in is bringing daily change and uncertainty, Dallasites remain resilient. In times of turmoil, the Park has remained...

4worldlovers: On Sunday, April 16 at noon and at 2 p.m., the community is invited to attend two events to celebrate the Texas Historic Tree Coalition's recognition of the West Dallas Gateway Pecan Tree.

First, at noon at the Lake Cliff Park as part of the Oak Cliff Earth Day festivities, the Coaltion's proclamation will be read.

Then at 2 p.m., the commemorative plaque will be dedicated at the tree near the southeast corner of Beckley and Commerce.

On Thursday, March 23 from 5 to 7 p.m., the community is invited to attend a groundbreaking event at the construction site of the new Trinity Portland Pump Station. This important project will help protect people and property from flooding.

Meet staff from Dallas Water Utilities and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, learn about the project and enjoy free food (while supplies last) provided by the City of Dallas. We hope to see you there.

On street parking on Mexicana Road is extremely limited, so neighbors are invited to walk or ride bikes to the event.

​Update: If you were unable to attend the March 9 community meeting about plans for the new Charlie Pump Station, you can view the presentation via the links below.

Original: Staff from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Dallas Water Utilities will present the design board and detailed schedules of construction activities for the new Charlie Pump Station, a flood control project. The new station will be located near the northeast quadrant of Jefferson Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard, adjacent to the levee.

The community meeting will be held at nearby Eloise Lundy Recreation Center (1228 Revered CBT Smith Street) on Thursday, March 9, 2023, from 6 to 7 p.m.

The Trinity Portland Pump Station, located along the West Levee and Mexicana Drive, is a new stormwater pump station that will protect the neighborhoods from flooding during certain rainfall events by efficiently moving waters through the Eagle Ford Sump System over the West Levee and to the Trinity River.

See the planned appearance of the facility at the following links.