Connor Park

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Connor Park in Dallas is a hidden gem where romance blooms as naturally as the wildflowers along its trails. Stroll hand-in-hand through the lush greenery, and let the peaceful water views set the perfect mood for a heart-to-heart or set your heart aflutter. Whether you’re picnicking on the grassy knolls or enjoying some quiet time by the water, the park’s serene vibes make it easy to fall for each other all over again. It’s the perfect spot to let your love grow and leaf all your worries behind. For couples who want a date that’s naturally charming and undeniably swoon-worthy, Connor Park is truly a wonderful spot for romance.

Google Reviews

Connor Park

4.7

Based on 63 reviews

Xiao Ling

03:56 19 Oct 25

I met a man named Connor there. Connor is the love of my life, and we are now married. His Gat is so big, and we read Tirant Lo Gat all day long, telling stories to little trees. 🌳 Thank you for this wonderful experience, Connor Park.

Luisa Kuarsingh

06:56 26 Apr 25

Cute little park with plenty of footpaths and a serene setting that borders Turtle Creek and is located in the prestigious neighbourhood of Highland Park.

The draw of this park was the unique circular drain with waterfall effect at the end of the creek which seemed like a natural phenomenon but in fact is just an overflow. This makes the visit here worth it. Pictures do not do the spillway justice. The hole in the creek can be found at the end of the park near St. Johns Drive and N. Fitzhugh Avenue.

Note: Street parking is available. Dog friendly. Unsure as to how clean the water is for swimming but I have seen people wading in the water and fishing here.

Fernanda Dieguez

16:01 22 May 22

Absolutely gorgeous park! Please enjoy the photos of this green park! Lots of different types of ducks, geese, etc. I recommend this spot for a quiet and relaxing area.

Hannah (莫恩妍)

15:30 13 Mar 22

Great place for a picnic or just to sit and relax and enjoy the outdoors. Long grassy area alongside the lake area with trees and a few benches. No playground or bathroom area, so not the most family friendly unless living in short walking distance. One end of the lake has a cool black hole thing. Park is also close to Turtle Creek trail and a few blocks from Katy Trail so it’s a good place to start on a walk or run.