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The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has 41 recreation centers located throughout the city. Each center offers programs that cater to the needs of teh community. With 41 locations throughout the city, you are never far from enriching activities, educational programs and exciting events.
The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has 42 recreation centers located throughout the city. Each center offers programs that cater to the needs of their community. With a focus on health and fitness, sports, youth programs such as after school and summer camps; as well as a variety of Active Adult and Senior Programs (ASAP) we are sure you ...
Dallas Park and Recreation Department has 41 recreation centers throughout the city of Dallas. Each center offers programs that caters to the needs of their community.
Fretz Recreation Center is located in North Dallas off Beltline Road and Hillcrest. The center was recently renovated and features large meeting rooms, kitchen, and a full gymnasium.
We have an excellent fitness center that offers state of the art machines and free weights to meet your fitness needs. Join us inside the recreation center for day and evening classes, including Zumba, Yoga, Tai Chi, Texercise, Ballroom Dance, Karate, Badminton, and Sports Leagues.
M. L. King Jr Recreation Center. 2901 Pennsylvania Ave Dallas, TX 75215. Contact M. L. King Jr Recreation Center 214-670-8363
Timberglen Recreation Center is the 45th recreation center in the Dallas Park and Recreation inventory. The land for Timberglen Park was acquired in 1999 and the center was dedicated December 6, 2003. It was also one of the first recreation centers/parks to have free Wi-Fi outside in the park area!
Fireside Recreation Center is located in the Pleasant Grove area off 175 and Prairie Creek. The recreation center was built in 1971 and the dedication was January 23, 1972.
Contact our center for a full list of programs offered to the community. Pleasant Oaks Park is complete with multiple athletic fields, tennis court, a newly renovated playground, large picnic area with shade trees, walking trail, and a large pool open during the summer.
Jaycee Zaragoza Recreation Center was one of the first “modern” recreation centers to be built in 1980 by the City of Dallas. The building design did not incorporate the standard plan. This facility was explicitly designed for the geographical area to be served while focusing on a community service concept.
