Reverchon Park

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What makes it fun

Slip away with your date for a stroll along winding paths through oak and pecan groves, or wander up the scenic stone stairways and terraces carved into the park bluff at Reverchon Park. Find a cozy spot on a stone bench or the grassy lawn, unpack a picnic, and let the soft rustle of leaves and gentle breeze set the mood. Whether you settle by the old stone bridge over Turtle Creek or under the shade of ancient trees, the calm gives you privacy and space to connect. Sunsets in Reverchon are exceptionally beautiful!

Google Reviews

Reverchon Park

4.6

Based on 1855 reviews

Crisoforo Diaz

17:28 07 Nov 25

Excellent for walking, running, and for children to play.

Dee Mauldin

15:34 03 Oct 25

It's better than before but not what we were promised. 1st of all, there are NO bathrooms, so we have "excuss" ourselves in public. 2nd, the lights are too low and you can't see a ball in the air at night. During the day, the field is amaizng, just try not to play a game at night if you can avoid it.

Muddy Lucky (Lucky)

12:38 27 Sep 25

Everytime I come to Dallas I go here for a quick smoke break and marvel at this historic setting... I'd like to build my own...

Marat Zagidullin

21:08 04 Sep 25

A really peaceful park where you can take a break from the city. I enjoy walking here, sitting on a bench, and just relaxing by the trees and water. There are some unique touches too — old stone bridges and quiet, tucked-away spots that make it feel special 🌳☀️🌿.

On the downside, some park elements are a bit run-down, and there are homeless people living under the bridges along Turtle Creek. They’ve never acted aggressive when I’ve been around, but it’s something to be aware of.

Overall, it’s a beautiful place to unwind, enjoy nature, and find a little calm in the middle of Dallas. Take it easy and touch some grass 🍃😌🌱

Curtis Bryant

20:39 02 Feb 24

Huge park with lots of space to jog and play catch. We’ve even had a game of ultimate frisbee. There are some really cool stone steps and vistas on the south side which connect to the Katy Trail. There’s even a large playground and grills with picnic tables