Address: 2400 W Prairie Creek Dr, Richardson, TX 75080, USA
Phone: +19727444300
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Jamie
Great trails. Beautiful waterfall. So peaceful!
Brian Gan
Amazing park to take photos at. The part with the man made falls stands out as a very natural background. My family has come here with two different photographers who both independently determined that it would be a great place to take pictures at. Having seen the photos afterwards I would have to agree that it's one of Richardson's better kept secret photo locations!
Bernardo Rodriguez
I need to know if I can come up and make a update on this beautiful place
L. G.
Great place to take pictures.
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It is by the parking lot. If you see the elevated rock break and creek on each side, that is the waterfall. Not exactly 7 Falls in Colorado or a Rainforest, but a nice little spot when the water is flowing right. Creek might not be high enough in 102 degrees Farenheit with little rain and hardly a winter.
With the recent rain, it may look nice these days.
There are three designated parking lots on the streets and pretty much you can park anywhere on the side of the road just make sure you don't block the way on ongoing traffic.
It is a nice little park by a stream. I guess if you stay out of the water and don't drown, it is in a pretty nice neighborhood. Looks very natural for a place so close in to town. Good picture places along the stream
Cliff jump? It's not a cliff, but a short rock wall. Wouldn't recommend getting in the stagnant filthy water with snapping turtles and crocodile turtles.
Flowers will start to bloom in Spring.
You’re welcome to get into the stale, stagnant water. It’s getting back into the car or house afterwords that I’d be more worried about. 😅
Me? I can swim, but won't swim there because it's very small and shallow, and many small fishes swim around at great speed, and maybe moss and slippery stones, and gross-looking underwater.
it is not secluded
No too many trees
Yep its pretty and public and cool trails
Not that I know of. The park doesn't have pavillions.
Free, open, goes from a grade school with playground to over a mile along the creek
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