The Moss Glen Park Project is a four-and-a-half-acre green space located at Moss Brook Trail and Bentwood Trail, just south of the George W. Bush Turnpike. The plan features a loop trail and eight to 12 fitness stations. The park will cost between $500,000 and $750,000 according to the Dallas Park and Recreation Department. The city has offered $30,000 in seed money for the project and will maintain the park after it’s built. Technically the site is not park land. The city’s storm-water management division controls the lot and granted permission to turn the space into a park. The plan does not interfere with drainage for the area. The lack of green space in Far North Dallas goes back to the area’s development in the 1970’s and 80’s, when shopping centers were the priority, not public parks.
Out-of-School Lunch Program
This program not only works to provide nutritious meals to children during out-of-school time, it also works to provide healthy…
Great Seed Bomb
The Great Seed Bomb is a grassroots movement dedicated to saving pollinators and empowering local environmental action. Bees, butterflies, prairies,…
Kidd Springs Pool Project Fund
Description of Kidd Springs Pool Project Fund coming soon
Dallas Hike & Bike Trail Fund
The Dallas Parks Foundation (DPF) is focused on creating a cleaner and healthier Dallas through the implementation of the adopted 2011 Dallas Bike Plan. To reach our goal, the DPF has created the Dallas Hike & Bike Initiative Fund. Your gift will help provide the necessary funding to complete high-priority projects within the Dallas bikeway system. You can designate your donation to the “Hike & Bike Trail Fund” when you donate online.