T. & P. Hill - Park in Dallas - White Rock Creek & Lake Trails, USA

The hill offers a decent view, but the park lacks facilities and maintenance. Limited seating, and the landscape could be better kept. Not the most inviting spot. It's okay for a quick visit, but improvements are needed for a more enjoyable experience.

What a cool spot. Lots of room to walk around and explore. Loved seeing all the different water fowl that were enjoying the day as well. There is a great paved path for walking, biking and running that overlooks the water. The brick building holds private events and was having one the day we were there. Looked like a great spot for an event.

T&P Hill Park is a hidden gem in Lewisville, Texas, offering a variety of outdoor activities for people of all ages. Whether you're looking for a place to hike, bike, picnic, or play frisbee, T&P Hill Park has something for everyone.

Nice time with family or a good walk along the lake trails

Great place for a picnic. Also fun to watch the little duckies and other animals! Also great spot to go for a walk as well

Beautiful spot to relax and workout! Good gym bars for pull ups and multiple benches to look at the lake and feed the ducks and squirrels.

I was indecisive of where to park when checking out this lake (basically three options exist, though primarily it's this one which has an art deco era kayak storage unit not available to the public and covering for picnics in addition to neat water utility buildings to check out, or alternatively you can park on the opposite side of the lake where a 'Bath House' has been converted into a cultural museum which I didn't check out. I did stop by the third area which is north of this one and is just general parking adjacent to the trail for biking or jogging, with nothing unique other than the ubiquitous piers that seem to exist on all areas to park at. Since I didn't want to get wet by staying long (it was drizzly) I did intend on either sitting at the picnic area under the rain, or using my bike (even though I intended to bring cycling gear, the way I was dressed was not suited for this occasion either.) It's a 10 mile area circling the lake and an ideal spot to check out for the peculiar features of the landscape. I was also reminded to stop here as result of the ghost legend referred to as the 'Lady of White rock Lake,' whom would have died around the time many of the buildings and features of the landscape were constructed (1930's.) Even in spite of noticing the age of the structures it's well kept and has modern updates, such as the roads being modern and the trail being well maintained.

Perfect place to take the kids and dig and just enjoy the weather. It's very packed on the weekends so get there early if you want a good parking spot