Posted in Dallas - Fort Worth October 24, 2017 by

The Secret Garden In Dallas – Fort Worth You’re Guaranteed To Love

In spite of its name, Dragon Park is a tiny public garden. If you are looking for extensive trails, playground equipment, or entertainment for young kids, you probably should find a different spot to visit. Think of Dallas’ privately-owned but publicly-accessible Dragon Park as a secluded, almost secret, outdoor garden escape from the ordinary world. Once entered, this small but delightful utopia provides a peaceful slice of Zen. Here’s why you should experience this tranquil spot the next time you are seeking solitude to refresh the soul:

Dragon Park is located at 3520 Cedar Springs Rd. in the Oak Lawn area of Dallas.
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You'll find your mood already improving as you walk the steps to enter the garden.
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Winged gargoyles are on either side of the stairs.
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A beautiful gazebo welcomes you to the gardens.
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An angel trumpets upon your arrival.
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Your senses will strengthen and you mind will clear as you walk along magnificent trails.
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Fall is a beautiful time to visit the garden, as many trees and bushes display gorgeous autumn tones.
You'll be entranced by the numerous statues throughout the grounds.
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Gargoyles will protect you here.
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The roaring lion is reminiscent of Narnia.
The garden includes a Chinese Guardian Lion, called "foo dogs" in the West.
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They symbolize power and protection.
Fountains are also present throughout the grounds.
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This dragon emits a perpetual spray of water.
Beautiful plants and greenery abound around the walkway.
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Photographers will not be able to put their camera down while here.
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Many people come just to read or reflect.
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There are hidden nooks and benches if you want to hide out for a while.
Statues encourage inner-reflection.
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This visitor found her inner Zen through shared meditation with this Buddha-inspired statue.
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Once here, it's hard to leave.
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Did you know this hidden secret garden existed in Dallas? If you have visited, tell us about your experience and share your photos with us on the Only In Dallas – Fort Worth Facebook page or on Instagram (@onlyindallasfortworth)!