Parks and Outdoors in Dallas Observer
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There is no place in the city like Arlington Hall. Regally situated in the heart of historic Lee Park, Arlington Hall’s majesty is enhanced by fine furnishings and upscale appointments. Since 1939, Arlington Hall has been the backdrop for some of the most memorable events in the city. With its total restoration and expansion completed […]
The Deep Ellum Dog Park is loaded with amenities and special equipment to make sure you and your best friend have a great time. Just look at this list! 1.2 acres to play on 6-foot high fence Grass coverage on 80% of the park Shaded areas under the overpass No hot street surfaces Lots of […]
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A plethora of Victorian-style houses, pioneer homes and other old tyme-y buildings were brought in from neighboring cities and reassembled here to create a sort of interactive museum-slash-city park that’s a popular field-trip destination for the grade-school set. You can putter around in the old general store, watch a blacksmith hammering away, explore a 19th-century […]
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Wouldn’t your middle school years have been way more rad if you’d had a skate park to hang out at? The lucky kids of northern ‘burb Allen have just that with The Edge, which boasts not only a concrete skate park complete with plenty of handrails, bowls, boxes and ledges just begging to be ollied, […]
227-acre national historic landmark includes an aquarium of Texas fish and reptiles, Museum of Natural History, Science Place, African-American Museum, Civic Garden Center, Age of Steam Railroad exhibit, Texas Discovery Gardens and the Hall of State with buildings designed in 1930s art deco style.
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