Lakeside Park is one of Dallas' secluded parks that will lift your spirits anytime of the year. The very first time we visited I was blown away by the beauty and the natural, rugged rocky setting of the place. In the springtime the park is gorgeous with blooming azaleas and rich greenery. It's an interesting lake - long, elongated body of water that is bordered by stately homes with manicured gardens on one side and a walking trail on the other. The topography of the place reminds me of the north east - rough hewn stone steps leading to the lake, pretty bridges, walking trails, quaint sculptures, an occasional egret - a totally picture perfect place and a must visit if you are in Dallas.
Bridge on top of Turtle Creek dam
The Cute Teddy Bear Park at Lakeside Park
Colorful azaleas in springtime
Rough hewn steps along the trail
Tranquil lake
Quaint sculptures at Lakeside Park
The Cute Teddy Bear Park at Lakeside Park
Colorful azaleas in springtime
Quaint sculptures at Lakeside Park
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