Dallas County

Lake Highlands is an area of northeast Dallas with residential neighborhoods, parks and commercial streets.

Lakewood sits in East Dallas near White Rock Lake.

Lancaster is a southern Dallas County city with settlement roots dating to the 1850s.

Las Colinas is a planned district within Irving, with an urban-center area around Lake Carolyn and the Mandalay Canal.

Lewisville includes Old Town and a substantial outdoor area near Lewisville Lake.

Greenville Avenue is an East Dallas dining and nightlife corridor with restaurants, patios and small shops.

Mesquite's community destinations include historic properties, civic arts, and established parks.

Oak Lawn is a central Dallas area with commercial streets, residential blocks and public green space along Turtle Creek.

Old Town Coppell occupies the city’s original town site.

Ovilla spans parts of Ellis and Dallas counties and traces its origins to a settlement on upper Red Oak Creek in 1844.

Preston Hollow is a North Dallas neighborhood name with a history that predates its annexation into Dallas.

Richardson's public outdoor spaces include large community parks and smaller creek-side natural areas.

Rowlett's public outdoor spaces range from lake access to neighborhood parks and civic recreation.

Sachse's park directory identifies developed neighborhood destinations as well as preserves and land reserved for future parks.

Seagoville is a city along U.S. 175, primarily in Dallas County with a portion extending into Kaufman County.

Sunnyvale is a Dallas County town on the eastern side of the county.

Swiss Avenue is an Old East Dallas historic district known for early twentieth-century residential architecture.

University Park is a separate Dallas County city and the home of Southern Methodist University.

Uptown is immediately north of downtown Dallas, with McKinney Avenue, neighborhood parks and retail streets providing several distinct activity centers.

Valley Ranch is a planned community in north Irving.

Wilmer is an incorporated southern Dallas County city with its own municipal services.

Wylie's public recreation network includes Founders Park, Community Park, and the Municipal Trail near the civic complex.