Hayes Park at Rosehill

Natural Landscape

If you're looking for a touch of untouched Texas nature, Hayes Park at Rosehill might just be your spot. This green haven in Garland spans an impressive 85.2 acres, but only about 10.2 acres have been developed for recreation. The rest? Pure, undisturbed natural space.

Sitting right across from Lyles Middle School, this park gives you a genuine glimpse into what the region's native plant life looks like when left to its own devices.

Seasonal Highlights

Come springtime, Hayes Park transforms into something truly special. The park becomes a canvas of color as bluebonnets - Texas' cherished state flower - spread their vibrant blue petals across the landscape. It's one of those simple yet breathtaking natural displays that makes you appreciate the changing seasons.

Park Amenities

While Hayes Park embraces its wild side, there are still a few basic amenities to enhance your visit. A modest concrete walking trail stretches for 0.3 miles through the grounds, meant for a peaceful stroll. It's not an extensive network of paths, but sometimes a short walk through serene surroundings is exactly what you need to clear your head.