All Local Parks & Trails

Santa Fe Trail: Hollywood/Santa Monica’s Scenic Connector Santa Fe Trail Map Winding through the heart of Dallas, the Santa Fe Trail serves as a 4.3-mile lifeline, seamlessly connecting the Hollywood/Santa Monica neighborhood to the city’s vibrant core. This expansive concrete pathway bridges the tranquil beauty of White Rock Lake to the historic charm of East Dallas, Deep Ellum, Fair Park, and Downtown Dallas. Along its course, trail-goers can discover a blend of natural wonders, architectural View Business

The 1.9-acre Tenison Park Pollinator Garden in East Dallas is a collaborative effort between the Dallas Park Department and the Hollywood/Santa Monica Neighborhood Association. Located near the intersection of East Grand and Tenison Memorial Drive, this non-irrigated public park has been transformed into a haven for pollinators with Texas native and adapted plants. Lovingly tended by Karen Albracht and volunteers, the garden features more than 100 native flora species, including Lindheimer Muhly, Pavonia (Rock Rose), View Business

Samuell-Grand Park: Hollywood/Santa Monica’s Recreational Oasis Nestled in east Dallas, Samuell-Grand Park sprawls across a vast 80.9 acres, offering a diverse range of recreational and cultural experiences. This park is a haven for sports enthusiasts, from soccer and basketball courts to tennis and softball fields. But it’s not just about active pursuits; the park also boasts serene picnic spots, cultural exhibits, and a captivating amphitheater that has been the backdrop for countless events. Samuell-Grand Park View Business

White Rock Lake Park Trail: A Hollywood/Santa Monica Gem White Rock Lake Park Trail Map Nestled in the heart of Hollywood/Santa Monica, the White Rock Lake Park Trail stands as a testament to the neighborhood’s rich history and natural beauty. This 9.4-mile loop, the city’s most cherished trail, winds along the scenic shoreline of White Rock Lake, offering breathtaking views and a serene escape from urban life. As you traverse this beloved path, you’ll be View Business

Established in 1922 and spanning 16.3 acres, Willis C. Winters Park is a treasured green space nestled in Dallas, Texas. Known initially as Randall Park, it was renamed to honor the legacy of the retiring Park and Recreation Director in 2019. The park is a vibrant oasis of lush greenery and picturesque landscapes, providing a peaceful sanctuary for those seeking a slice of serenity amidst the urban hustle. Its rich history and vast expanses beckon View Business