Dragon Park is a great little spot in the city, it sits on a house-size lot so its a very quick walk-through. Interesting statues but the landscaping could use TLC - some areas were overgrown with weeds. When I called for permission to enter, I was advised to leave it better than I found it - I took that to heart when I found a little trash on one of the benches so I got rid of it. Definitely worth a visit if youre in the area.

To totally be at this place was pretty cool.its differently different then a regular play ground. Just being with my baby.was the highlight of my day. This dragon garden is a place to just think and be able to gather your thoughts. And spend a little quality time just the two of you. I give this park a thumbs up.go check it out

It looks like a chill place, very pretty from what I could make out. I did see a ton of signs that say its private property and must call for permission to enter . Unfortunately I was never called back and I wasted my Sunday not able to fully enjoy what couldve been a cool experience. Maybe Ill try again in the future or find another park that is more accessible.

This is actually a private park, but wide open and they have signs to call a number if you want to enter, i did but no one answered, the park is so little that it only takes 5 minutes, it is more like a tiny walking area, but it is fresh, and has this magical inspirations that you could spend a lot of time meditating or just sitting reading a book. There is a few parking places with 2 hours limit.

Super pretty at night. Would love to do a photoshoot here

Small and compact. Loads of interesting structure and texture. Very photogenic.

Charming little park with soothing greenery and mythical statues in the heart of the city!

Neat hidden away garden. Professional pictures taken here.

A truly gorgeous, tiny, tucked-away, yet amazing little spot. Yes, it is now PRIVATE PROPERTY, but the owners seem very kind and gracious in allowing entry. The only expectation they have of visitors is one which should come natural to everyone (yet unfortunately does not), and that requirement can be summed up with the word “Respect.”Show respect for the property, the art/sculptures, the garden/landscape, and do not leave litter or any trace of your having stopped by. I do believe the fact that many did exactly the opposite explains why permission is now required to stroll through. I have no issue with that, as this little tucked-away “secret spot” should be treated exactly as one would wish others treat their own property.Amazing little spot!

It is a unique nook on a bustling street. The salon across the street is the place to check in if you are hoping to enter the garden since it is considered private property. But, I was able to get a peek at it from the corner instead of entering. It is nice, but not as big or accessible as I thought.

This park takes up a small North East corner of the intersection. Great for private groups or gathering. THIS PARK IS PRIVATE PROPERTY AS OF JAN 1ST 2019. PRIVATE REQUEST REQUIRED TO ENTER PARK. RULES APPLIED UPON ENTERING. Owner was very kind to allow others enjoy the park as long as you respect the rules applied.

This was a really nice place to go and just keep back think and chill. Only thing it was a lot smaller than I thought it was going to be

A quiet little corner in the hub of the gay community. A nice way to get away from the hustle and bustle for a few minutes.

This a small, private, quaint park, with beautiful ornamental gardens pieces, fountains and benches.It is a great place for a photo shoot, to get that memorable picture taken.

This garden is so lovely and surprising! It is filled with a large variety of plants and so many interesting sculptures. The architect did a tremendous job with such a small plot of land. I highly recommend visiting this oasis in the city. It is private land, but the owner graciously gives access: upon entering, a phone number is provided to call for permission.

Very beautiful. Kind of sad that people have carved things into the statues or left trash around so now you have to ask permission to enter but all in all a very cute little place!

Such a unique gem hidden right in the middle of the huge city

A privately owned park, give the owner (Select Salon) a call and walk in with their blessing. Loads of quirky statues to check out and enjoy, great for photos or just sitting and enjoying the quiet.

I loved this dimond in the rough! Great photo ops what a wonderful find!

Probably had driven past it hundreds of times before I became aware it was here. It is apparent that it is maintained and cared for with pure love, the energy within clearly radiates that. A peaceful place amidst the chaos of the city where certain people may find it easier to renew & recharge.

Very cool place in most unsuspecting spot.

Cool place to drop in.

Our wedding was perfect!! The park rental arrangement was simple. The scene was beautiful and natural and we had plenty of room for our small party to gather and watch us take our vows️

Great little Park to take pictures

This park is awesome,however, despite previous comments stating otherwise, its been private property and has had the call requirement prior to 2019 as i shot some pictures there in July of 2018. The number was from the salon across the street and the gentleman that answered was very gracious in letting me shoot. As long as youre respectful of the property, dont leave trash and be honest with your intentions for using it, its definitely a good photography site.

Owner is very nice and courteous, asked if I could shoot an engagement couple and was granted permission, beautiful small park for meditation and yoga.

This is a PRIVATE place. Last week of September was hot and we walk a lot to see it because the pictures show nice sculptures but what a bad surprise was to find signs saying we are not allowed to enter. We call the number in the sign for permission and they never answer. This place was full of weeds and lack of maintenance but the sculptures are there. It is a very small lot but I hope it gets clean to see at least from the sidewalk.

Cute little park between Lee Park and Cedar Springs. A great place to unwind and enjoy the Urban life!

Beautiful. Zen. Peaceful. Calm. The pictures do not do this place justice. It is absolutely breathtaking and worth the drive. This is a wonderful place to meditate and be present in the moment. This seems like it was picked up and placed here from another country. You wouldnt even notice you were in Dallas.

It was well worth drive to come take a look if you appreciate stuff like this then youre gonna like it

The visual, culture, and calmness is pleasant as long as you truly appreciate humanity and not a specific look of people.

A cute little park. Its been placed on some hidden gem lists but its really not a destination park. Theres even signs posted saying that its private property and asking visitors to call a number for permission.

Nice little place

This park is really pretty. I visited it last year and took pictures, but I went there 6/10/19 and there are now signs up that the park is now private property.Keep that in mind before visiting.

While this is a magical hidden treasure of a park - Mystical beast , a medieval gazebo within this garden park ...something has changed here... no longer do you feel welcome to stroll among the gargoyles who guard the entrance....now there are no admittance without permission signs posted at every entrance . The park sadly had litter strewn about and felt somewhat desecrated compared to it’s former glory .

Many signs that say its private property

Nice little park. Signs posted for it being private property but we didnt have any issues when we walked through on an early Sunday morning. Pretty small but some nice statues.

Such a cool place. Absolutely the cutest place in Dallas. Called the number on the sign upon arriving and waited only ten minutes to hear back from the owner himself granting us permission to enter the magical little garden. My wife and I walked around for a while admiring all the unique things and picking up bits of trash left by less-than-desirable visitors who came before us. Absolutely will come back when passing through Dallas again, might make coffee here and have a little picnic.

Can’t enter with out permission.

This is a really unique spot for how small it is! Definitely worth a check out if you are in the area.

A tiny little oasis in the middle of the city. Great location for a photo shoot! Hard to believe this much tranquility can be found in such a tiny spot! If you havent been there take a few minutes to sit and enjoy the sculptures and listen to the fountain. Worth the trip.

Great place to relax in the shade. Lovely hidden

Small peaceful and tranquil park. Good place to sit down and meditate. Its located in a good quiet neighborhood of Oaklawn/ Turtle Creek.

Similar experience as others have stated. Neat little Park offering some shade and some very cool sculptures ,buti is indeed posted as private property. I spoke to someone who suggested they knew the caretaker and that its okay to look around but any pictures should only be for private use and to be very mindful of the property.

Im confused. I got here and theres multiple signs that say PRIVATE PROPERTY, CALL FOR PERMISSION TO ENTER.Also, this is definitely not a park, its like someones small backyard.The stars are for the zen vibe (Im imagining), sculptures and placement, flowers

This is a small private park in the heart of some of the most desirable real estate in Dallas making this land very valuable but the owners have chosen to share with the public over profit. Its a gem of a place. Its amazing what features they have been able to fit into this space. Its well worth the stop.

Private little park and great place to enjoy life!

The smallest park i have ever seen ! So small , it shouldnt even be considered a park ! , but, It is also the most amazing one i have ever seen ...

Its not really a park. Its more of a cute plot of land. You can see all there is to see in less than 5 minutes.It might make for a cute spot for a photoshoot if you catch all the right angles. (Hence the 2 stars)

It was a cool little garden to visit. Totally worth spending like 15-20 minutes there enjoying the statues and well maintained garden.

Very cool little garden. Thank you for letting us check it out!

Very small. This should not be on a tourist advertising website. Very disappointing

Very small. This shouldnt be listed on tourist sites at all. Waste of time

Interesting .

This place was so awesome! Beautiful little spot to clear your head and have a moment.

This is a personal property and is smaller than backyard so, better go for other bigger public parks.

Great hidden gem. Lucky that whoever owns it allows people to visit it whenever they want.

The statues are nice, but the salon owner access the street was nasty, there is no parking and you have to call and get permission to walk in the garden.

Really interesting, but very small. I think this would be an amazing place to bring young kids along, as they would find it quite magical.

This garden is now private. There are signs everywhere saying private property, do not enter, call this number for permission etc. So we could only look from the outside. Was not very impressed anyway, but maybe its better in the spring.

There its close to my job a d and I have a residence I walked by there. Its really a nice looking garden.

All the plants were dead and it is private property

A lovely place.

This is a very beautiful little place but its private so make sure you call before you go

Beautiful hidden little gem. Its such a tiny place

This is a beautiful and tranquil place. Worth the trip to find its hiding place.

I mean, kinda cool. But also not really

Quaint little garden with some cool dragon statues. I came and read a bit on a bench. Enjoyed.

This quirky little park is a hidden gem. If you are in the area check it out.

Relaxing place. Free 2 hrs street parking.

Interesting small private park. Its also private property so you need permission to enter.

Very serene and nice sculptures

Secluded park. Beautiful place. Very serene.

Cool little spot youll never find

Beautiful, elegant, private

Beautiful garden! Loved the dragon fountain and valkyrie statue.

Its Private Property. Have to call some weird number to get in

So I feel like the name is really misleading, this is more like a dragon garden. Park is a strong word. However ever this would be a nice little place to read a book or eat lunch. You dont get to walk around much in it, because the place is half the size of a tennis court. The statues in it are really neat though!

Nice quiet place to hang.

Small park in the middle of town beautifully maintained. A small local treasure.

Pretty cool place minus the nasty people

Beautiful peacefulness quiet

Im not sure how this little garden got to be a tourist attraction, but you cant beat free! We spent about an hour here, hanging out and taking pictures. Calling it a park is a little generous though. Its probably a quarter acre at most. Still, not a bad way to kill an hour or two. :-)

Beautiful quaint place for photos or weddings.

The perfect sanctuary in the midst of the hustle and bustle of city life. Looking for a place to revel in your own zen? Well this is the place. Its hidden in plain sight. Its a great place to escape the reality of city life.

Beautiful sights, beautiful ambience. Just all around gorgeous. A very small park but I told recommend it for anybody thats looking for a small place to get away to in between all the hustle and bustle of the city.

My partner David and I came upon this peaceful place and it became a regular place for us to enjoy a lunch or just a nice afternoon or evening together. Saddly. I dont make it much there anymore since David passed, I do still go and definitely recommend it for a place to see/visit.

Small but impressive. Bring bug spray.

Very small but I love all the statues. It felt secluded.

Nice garden to chill in the area especially in sunny weather. Bear in mind that this is private property.

Excellent wedding venue.

A hidden gem in Dallas, Dragon Park offers a dark, shady spot for contemplation. The park is privately-owned, so please take care as you visit. The trumpeting angel sculpture is amazing. A great spot for unique Goth wedding photos or senior photos in someplace different.

Small park with some really neat dragon sculptures. very quaint, and its kept very nice.

This place is Dallas..ClassicPersonalPrivateCall for permission

Really cool little hidden gym.

Seriously a gem and the best hidden in plane site piece of magic in Dallas.

Lovely little park

One of the only peaceful places in Dallas. Great little quiet place!

Splendorific park of zen. Majestically cared for with love. A quiet spot amidst the citys chaotic, unpredictable energy to recharge and recenter. Much gratitude to the owners for their kindness, generosity, and graciousness to be willing to share their space of peace. Namaste

Small little park, outside an apt complex. Its private. The sign says enter at your own risk. Beautiful sculptures though