Rivercrest Branch Greenbelt Park

1713 Bosque Dr, Garland, TX 75040
23.4 acres | 9.5 hectares

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About the Location

Natural Setting

Rivercrest Branch Greenbelt Park is a natural, linear park located on the east side of Garland, Texas. Spanning 23.4 total acres, with 8.2 acres developed, this park serves as a connector between Bob Hall Park and Rowlett Creek Preserve.

The park is characterized by its natural wooded area, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in a serene environment. The park's design maintains much of its natural landscape, providing a habitat for local wildlife and preserving the area's ecological integrity.

Trails and Recreation

The park features a 0.3-mile concrete walking trail, providing a paved surface for walking, jogging, or casual strolls. In addition to the paved trail, Rivercrest Branch Greenbelt Park includes unpaved hiking and biking trails, allowing nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers to explore the wooded areas and experience the local flora and fauna up close.

Amenities

For those looking to relax or enjoy a meal outdoors, the park provides picnic areas. These spaces allow visitors to take in the park's natural beauty while enjoying a leisurely lunch or snack.

All Features & Facilities

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaWalking TrailWildlife Viewing

Visitor Services

Paved Paths

Food & Gathering

Picnic Area

Park Size

23.4 acres | 9.5 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:6AM-10PM
Tuesday:6AM-10PM
Wednesday:6AM-10PM
Thursday:6AM-10PM
Friday:6AM-10PM
Saturday:6AM-10PM
Sunday:6AM-10PM

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